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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14064, 10 February 1939, Page 1

ENTERTAINMENTS. ENTERTAINMENTS. finally At 8 p.m. TO-NIGHT. KING’S FINALLY AT 8 P.m. TO-NIGHT. RALPH BELLAMY JOSEPHINE HUTCHINSON “THE CRIME OF DR. BALLET." (Recommended by Censor for Adults) A powerful drama set in the wilds of Sumatra. ANN SOTKERN BURGESS MEREDITH “THERE COES THE GROOM." (App. Tor Universal Exhibition.) A laugh-a-minute comedy romance. . King's Theatre TOMORROW -MONDAY—TUESDAY—WEDNESDAY at 8 p.m. Matinee, at 2 p.m. TOMORROW Matinee at 2 p m. TUESDAY BERT BAILEY FRED MACDONALD In Cioesound’e reoord-hr eaking comedy sensation “ Dad and Dave Come to Town ” (Approved Universal Exhibition). Imagine the fun when Dad inherits a Ladies Lingerie Salon and the Rudds Come to Town to run it. Cripes! It’s a riot from start to finish. Reserve Early-- Plan at Badgers.

COSY THEATRE. WOODVILLE. FRIDAY and SATURDAY I’ll© perfect Star Team again. William Powell—Myrna Loy in “DOUBLE WEDDING.” with Florence Rice— John Beal—Jessie Ralph (Approved Universal Exhibition.) For Health's Sake Roller Skate. Skating—krill Hall TO-NiGHT g P.M. Full programme with. Skate Dancing Good Skates. Good Me sic. Good Floor. Skaters: Ladies Is 6d ; Gents 2s. ST. PETER'S CHURCH. Grand Garden Party In Vicarage Grounds. SATURDAY FEB 18. 2—6 pm. Stalls, Sideshows, Baby Show. Competitions. Afternoon Tea. Admission: FREE 906 PUBLIC NOTICES. Brenda Wylie, A.T.C.L. Teacher of ELOCUTION, VOICE PRODUCTION & All Branches of DRAMATIC ART. Parents Interviewed at Oddfellows Hall Fberuary 7th 1.30 to 4 p.m. Nit au, Mangamau c “THE JEAN SCOTT SCHOOL OF DANCING.” Correct tuition in all branches. Classes re-commence Wed. Feb Bth. Principal may be interviewed 2—6 p.m. Masonic Hall, Pahiatua. Wednesdays. Written enauiries 296 Cuba St. P.N. Pahiatua Show SATURDAY FEBRUARY 11. j RECORD ENTRIES 111 in Jumping Contests 26 in j Open Hunters’ leaping competition; 71 in hack classes; 150 in cattle classes ; 180 in sheep classes Some of the best “Leppers" in the North Island are competing in the Jumping Events. Chopping Contests Log Trial j First lumping Competition commenc- ' os at 11.30 a.m. ; The display of Jersey Cattle v.dll be the finest display ever seen on local showgrounds with quality an outstanding feature. Grounds will be packed with Sideshows. Interest and enthusiasm in the annual, gathering were never keener and with fine weather a record attendance is practically assured. It promises to be a memorable day Prices as Usual. MASTERTOM A. AND P. ASSN. FEBRUARY 14th and 15th, 1939. TWO DAYS and ONE NIGHT IARGE entries to hand including J 240 Jumping Ponies and Horses. Makes a Great Show. Includes Poultry, Kennel Dogs, Sheep Shearing etc. NIGHT SHOW 1 ITH FEBRUARY. Tin H'a-re Racing, Wrestling, National Dancing, Poultry Show* open. Admission : Ngiht Show, Adults Is Children over 10 6d. Day Show: Adults 2s, children over 10 6d. Hot Water Free. RAM AND EWE FAIR FEBRUARY 16TH AND 17TH First Day 33 Lincolns. 1990 Romneys, Second Day Southdowns, 15 Ryelands, 10 English Leicesters. Includes 80 stud Southdown Ewes account R. li. Parsons, Martinborough (complete flock). R. H WILLIAMS, Secretary.