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Taranaki Daily News, 24 September 1938, Page 3

- * amusements. "THE RAGE OP PARIS" A New Universal Release Produced by Henry Koster who gave you Deanna Durbin's Three Successes. "Tbree Smart Girls" — "100 Men and a Girl" and "Mad About Music." MAYFAIR^ TO-DAY! — 2 and 8 p.m. — TO-DAY! Saucy, Roguish, Entertainment . . . with Laiighter, Witty Dialogue and the Sparkle of a Paris Cocktail. 7, DANIELLE DARRIEUX DANIELLE DARRIEUX DANIELLE DARRIEUX ' The Girl whose Beauty and Acting Ability the World has called Magic. HER FIRST AMERICAN FI.LM! "THE RAGE OF PARIS" "THE RAGE OF PARIS" "THE RAGE OF PARIS" Assisting in this Excellent Comedy. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS JNR. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS JNR. MISCHA AUER MISCHA AUER HELEN BRODERICK (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) _ Also Showing — N.Z. Review: "THE GOLDEN COAST." Take a Trip to the Beautiful West Coast of New Zealand. "Music and Flowers" (Mentone Musical); "Slranger than Fiction" (Oddity); "Going Places" (Travelogue) ; Universal News. Reserves at Collier's until Noon — then at ; • Lester's or Ririg 365. NEW THEATRE, OPUNAKE . MATINEE 2 P.M. TO-DAY. TO-NIGHT & MONDAY NIGHT at 8. ANNABELLA, HENRY FONDA, LESLIE BANKS, and the World Famous Tenor JOHN McCORMACK Singing Treasured Irish Melodies , — In — "WINGS OF THE MORNING." (All in Natural Technicolour.) (App. for Universal Exhibition.) WEDNESDAY, ' SEPTEMBER 28. ONE NIGHT ONLY. i'HE ALIBI THAT BOOMERANGED. "THE MAN WHO CRIED WOLF." — With - LEWIS STONE, BARBARA READ, TOM BROWN. He committed the perfect murder-then found it was too perfect! The astounding story Of a cunning criminal who couldn't claim his own crime! (Recommended by Censor for Adalts) THURSDAY — FRIDAY. Drop your dignity! Forget the neighbours! Visit this Theatre and go deliriously mad with IRENE DUNNE & CARY GRANT — In — "THE AWFUL TRUTH." The merriest, maddest matrimonial mixup ever concocted for the screen! (Recommended by Censor for Adults) WHiTING'S TALKIE CIRCU1T GINGER ROGERS & KATHERINE HEPBURN — In — " STAGE DOOR " SHOWS. ELTHAM HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. jgPRING gHOW. TOWN HALL, ELTHAM. •' WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. Aftemoon and Evening. Orchestra in attendance in the evening. Entries close Monday, Sept. 2G, 8 p.m. MRS. SYBIL PENNINGTON, Hon. Sec., phone 93. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Y.W.-Y.M.C.A. ^NNUAL j^LOWER gHOW AND FAIR. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY NEXT. Special each night. Preview of Spring and Early Summer Hat Styles by courtesy of McGruer's Ltd. MEETINGS. STRATFORD METHODIST TENNIS CLUB. A MEETING of the above Club will ^ be held in the Methodist Church Vestry on MONDAY, September 26, at 7.45 p.m. Members and intending members are requested to be present. PUKEKURA PARK TENNIS AND CROQUET CLUB (Inc.). rpHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Club will be lield in, the Pavilion, Victoria Road, on MONDAY NEXT, September 26/ at 7.45 p.m. Members and intending members are cordially invited to bc present. A. W. SCOTT, Hon. Sec. THE TARANAKI TROTTING CLUB. (Incorporated). fj^HE Aimual General Meeting of Members will be held in the County Chambers, Robc Slreet, New Plymouth, on MONDAY, September 26, 1938, at 7.30 p.m. BUSINESS: 1— Consideration of Report and Statement of Aecounts. 2— Election of President and Vicepresidents (2), Ilonorary Treasurer, Committeemen (5) and Stewards (11). 3— Election of Members. 4— Election of Auditor. And General. P. LeC. MORGAN, Secretary. WAITARA LAWN TENNIS CLUB (Inc.) ANNUAL MEETING. rpHE ANNUAL MEETING of the above will be held on MONDAY, October 3, at 7.30 p.m., in St. John's Hall. Business:— 1. Annual Report and Balance-sheet. 2. Motion to amend Constitution (open for inspection on application to secretary). 3. Election of Offjcers. 4. General. Intending members and newcomers to district are cordially invited to attend. H. F. FREDERICKS, Hon. Secretary. GOVT. CERT1FIED SUTTON'S SUPREME SEED POTATOES. E. E. GILBEnTBROUGHAM ST., NEW PLYMOUTH.