LYTTELTON NEWS

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21255, 29 August 1934, Page 17

LYTTELTON NEWS

—■♦ HARBOUR LIGHT THEATRE "It's a King" a hilarious British comedy-feature starring Sydney Howard, is the chief attraction at the Harbour Light Theatre to-night. The short subjects include "Forestry in Australia," a Fox Australian News, and an Ideal Magazine. A special double-feature programme will be shown to-morrow afternoon. It will consist of an Ideal Magazine, "It's a King," and a thrilling western drama, "The Texas Cyclone," starring Tim McCoy. Plunket Society The public meeting convened for arranging the Plunket Society's annual street appeal, was held in the Council Chambers last evening, the Mayor (Mr W. T. Lester), presiding over a satisfactory attendance. Arrangements were completed for holding the appeal on Friday, September 7, with cakes, produce, and flower stalls as in previ- ! ous years. The committee is desirous of a recruiting collection and also solicits contributions for the stalls, notification of which should be given to the secretary, Mrs A. E. Chrisp. ARBOUR LIGHT THEATRE. Tonight: Sydney Howard in a British Comedy-Farce, "IT'S A KING." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Fox News. Ideal Magazine. Interest Film. SPECIAL FOR CHILDREN—Matinee To-morrow, Double Feature. Tim McCoy in "TEXAS CYCLONE." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) It s a King" and Ideal Magazine. T YTTELTON'FERRY LAUNCHES. Jut LTD. w C. CLEARY and CO. AGENTS, •Phone 37-293. rT Daily Service to Diamond Harbour, including Sundays. TO PITRAU. Wednesdays leave Lyttelton 8.15 a.m.. and 4.20 p.m. SUNDAY SERVICE to Charleris Bay, leave Lyttelton 9.20 a.m. Special Trips for Trampers. etc., to any of the other Bays by Arrangcm ßing or Write for Full Particular* froiii Agents.