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• amusements 3 Sessions To-day, 3 And Again all Next Week 11 A.M. 2 P.M. 8 P.M. Dad, Mum and all the Little Ones Will Revel in This Gay “Zip-a-Dee Doo-Dah Show” You’ll Meet the Fabulous Brer Rabbit, Brer Fox, Brer Bear IN THE ANIMATED TALES OF UNCLE REMUS Delightfully Told, v.ith Happy Songs, Gaiety and Laughter, in “SONG OF THE SOUTH” “SONG OF THE SOUTH” “SONG OF THE SOUTH” IN MAGIC TECHNICOLOUR Plans at Theatre To-day from 10 a.m. Matinee Plans at Theatre Only II STATED II ’Phone 32-249 || -nr “Where Christchurch Meets” Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Throughout N.Z. Hearing Aids Available An R.K.O Radio Release (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) BOYS AND GIRLS! The "Young New Zealanders’ Club” Session Meets at 10 a.m. This Morning! You will see “Pride of the Blue Grass” A Lovely Film about Horses and also Cartoons, Etc. On the Stage, Community Singing. Birthday Cake, Birthday Club, Etc. DON’T MISS THIS HAPPY SESSION! CHILDREN 6d, ADULTS 1/J ST. JAMES’ I, ' “IN TUAM STREET” I 1 THE ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE ' Direction: Christchurch Cinemas, Ltd. 2 P.M. DAILY 7.45 P.M. Exciting New Thrills! . . . . On the Trail of Murder and Millions! M etro-Goldwy n -Mayer’s Action-packed. Thrill-streaked Story of Mystery .... Murder and Romance! JAMES CRAIG SIGNE HASSO EDMUND GWENN In The Thrill-laden Story of Hidden German Millions in America “DANGEROUS PARTNERS” “DANGEROUS PARTNERS” “DANGEROUS PARTNERS” ■There’s NOTHING They Wouldn’t do for Money . . . Especially Hidden German Millions! (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Also Screening: The Screen’s Most Cunning Sleuth versus Master Killers! SIDNEY TOLER Brings you your Greatest Thrills as “Chan in the Secret Service” “Chan in the Secret Service” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) WATCH FOR “Yolanda and the Thief” (In Glorious Technicolour) FRED ASTAIRE—LUCILLE BREMER The Dancing Sensations of “Ziegfeld Follies” in a Joyous New Musical Romance! MATINEE- RESJE3KEs”aT THEATRE? Bo* Plans D i e.; Theatre. ’Phone 35-820. Rugbj' To-day Rugby LANCASTER PARK To-day Rugby OVAL, 2.45 p.in.: To-day Rugby To-day Rugby LINWOOD v. To-day Rugby LINWOOD v. To-day Rugby LINWOOD v. To-day Rugby TECH. 0.8. To-day Rugby TECH. 0.8. To-day Rugby TECH. 0.8. To-day Rugby To-da'y Rugby LANCASTER PARK To-day Rugby OVAL, 1.15 p.m.: To-day Rugby To-day Rugby PAP. TECH. 0.8. v. To-day Rugby LINWOOD B To-day Rugby (4th Grade Match). To-day Rugby To-day Rugby See All the Linwood To-day Rugby teams parade at Lancas- To-day Rugby ter Park on the occasion To-day Rugby of their Jubilee. Pipe To-day Rugby Band in attendance. To-day Rugby t To-day Rugby CHARGES: 1/6, 1/6, To-day Rugby 1/-, 1/-, 1/- To-day Rugby —— To-day Rugby RUGBY PARK, To-day Rugby RUGBY PARK, To-day Rugby 2.45 p.m.: To-day Rugby To-day Rugby CHRISTCHURCH v. To-day Rugby CHRISTCHURCH v. To-day Rugby CHRISTCHURCH v. To-day Rugby ALBION To-day Rugby ALBION To-day Rugby ALBION To-day Rugby To-day Rugby RUGBY PARK, To-day Rugby 1.15 p.m.: To-day Rugby To-day Rugby MARIST v. To-day Rugby MARIST v. To-day Rugby H. 5.0.8. To-day Rugby H. 5.0.8. To-day Rugby (Senior Match). To-day Rugby To-day Rugby CHARGES: 1/-, 1/-, 1/-. To-day Rugby Take No. 4 Tram or Rut- To-day Rugby land st. Bus to Rugby To-day Rugby Park. To-day Rugby To-day Rugby SHOW GROUNDS, To-day Rugby 2.45 p.m.: To-day Rugby To-day Rugby SYDENHAM v. To-day Rugby SYDENHAM v. To-day Rugby SYDENHAM v. To-day Rugby MERIVALE To-day Rugby MERIVALE To-day Rugby MERIVALE To-day Rugby SHOW GROUNDS, To-day-Rugby 1.15 p.m.: To-day ”Rugby ’VARSITY A v. To-day Rugby CHRISTCHURCH To-day Rugby Senior Reserve Match. To-day Rugby To-day Rugby CHARGES: 1/-, 1/-, 1/-. To-day PUBLIC NOTICES MRS HILL and SHIRLEY wish to THANK the Neighbours and Friends at New Brighton for their kindness and generosity since their Fire Accident recently. N.Z. VEGETARIAN SOCIETY (INC.). “Vital Foods for Vegetarians.” “Vital Foods for Vegetarians.” PUBLIC LECTURE by MRS G. B. JENKIN, B.H.Sc., CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HALL. MONDAY KEXT, AUG. 25. 8 p.m. Questions. Collection. CH.CH- PONY CLUB. A MEETING of those interested in the formation of a Pony Club in Christchurch to encourage children and young people to ride and enjoy all kinds of sport connected with horse riding will be held in the Canterbury A. and P. Assn. Rooms, Worcester street, on Tuesday next, 26th August, at 7.30 p.m. 2795 D. M. LAMB, Convener. LINWOOD RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB. JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS. (1886-1947) COMMENCE TO-DAY (SATURDAY) With the CLUB DAY AT LANCASTER PARK. RE-LIVE THOSE GRAND OLD DAYS when you donned the “GREEN AND BLACK.” Here’s a reminder of the Highlights of the week’s programme:— TO-DAY (Saturday), August 23.—Club Day, Lancaster Park. SUNDAY, August 24.—Church Parade, full attendance earnestly requested. Assemble at Club Rooms, 10.20 a.m. MONDAY, August 25.—Jubilee Dinner at Wentworth, 6 p.m. WEDNESDAY. August 27.—Jubilee Ball, Wentworth, 8.30 p.m. THIS IS YOUR JUBILEE—The Greatest Gathering of Footballers during more than 60 years. MOTORISTS! Wheatley’s Car Ambulance is at your service, day or night. Day telephone, 37-138; night, 33-163. T.C.