LYTTELTON NEWS.

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20920, 29 July 1933, Page 18

LYTTELTON NEWS.

WEEK-END FIXTURES. Harbour Light Theatre to-day, f p.m. and 7.45 p.m., "Blondie of tba Follies." Diamond Harbour Golf Club, Cat afternoon, Thomas Cleek and wamcrfk medal match. To-morrow, Godky House Cup and Jackson Cup (aiosi. ! Lyttelton Golf Club. Charteris Bto> '• to-morrow, championship rounds. * Jetty Closed. j The jetty from which the Dismal Harbour launches and the steamer John Anderson leave Lyttelton, teaterly known as the Akaroa jetty, kg been closed temporarily to permit «t the completion of No. 1 breastwork. The adjoining jetty will be used at the meantime. Harbour Light Theatre. The story of "Blondie of the I*. lies," a comedy-romance with rnnjf and dancing, is laid in New Yea*. «■£. as the name implies, is written rosaf one of the most famous theatres «| Broadway. Many well-known theahi* cal stars appear in the theatre seam, including the Rocky Twins, aaacMfc stars from Paris, Clyde Cook afi Louis Carter. The cast is headed lp Marion Da vies. Robert MontgomoK. Billie Dove, and Zasu Pitts. There "|£ a good supporting programme. jP Miniature Bifie Shootiag: | The Lyttelton Miniature Rule Cfadjft ' president's team had a bye this vttJfL The senior team met Cashmere || Thursday night, Cashmere wlaaEng j» 547-8 to 546. J,The weekly button shoot at VUp nesday night resulted as foUovx—Se#i iors: J. Wyatt 70. H. McDonald (&-■.< Sowden 69, C. Poulsen 70, W. TME 70, A. W. Burbery 69, R. Poulsea ** L. Williams 70, E. Whitford m. W« Mills 69. President's: W. Wbit£ard-«| S. Cording 68, T. Mills 66, F. AdanttK D. Loader 68, G. Smith 64, J. So«S 66. R. St. John 68, J. Sowden «CW Williams 69, F. Oakley 67. m grade: W. Pattison 66, T. Robertson •&£§ Stewart 65, A. T. E. Miller 56. WaaJBI Miss M. Mills 61, Miss L. Burbery* Miss I. Smith 59, Miss M. Pascoe mm:'Mrs W. Whitford 61, Mrs Croucher«H In a practice shoot on WedaeaHiJH night the senior team scored 58* Hpj of a possible 560. . »1 Si? 1 !