TEMUKA.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 30 April 1927, Page 10

TEMUKA.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) NOTES. Tho recount of the votes in connection with the municipal elections took .place in the Council Chambers yesterday, and the Returning Officer's declaration appears in this issue. The bazaar and tug-of-war which was to be held in connection with the Ternuka Public Library on the 12th, 13th and 14th May, is postponed until Dili, 10th and 11th of June. The Temuka Ladies’ Hockey Club will hold a dance in the Parish Hall on Tuesday, May 10. A grand cabaret ball, in aid of the Milford Tennis Club, will be held in the Milford Hall on Thursday, May 5. For some time past, the Temuka Municipal Hand has been assiduously practising, and will make their appearance for the first time since their reorganisation in sacred concerts tomorrow. The first concert will take place in the Domain, weather permitting, and the second in the Dominion Theatre, in the. evening. PERSONAL. Mr and Mrs MeFaul, Wyndhnm, are Visiting Temuka, and are the guests of jlrs C. Nicholas, Allnutt Street. Mr J. G. Ritchie, manager of the Temuka, Insulator Works, left yesterday for Wellington. “MARRIAGE LICENSE,” TO-NIGHT. “Marriage License,” Fox Films’ version of the Broadway success, “The

Pelican,” with Alma Rubens in the featured role, is the oliering for Temuka to-night. This intensely dramatic story has the sacrifice' of a beautiful young woman for her son as its theme, and is considered by all who have seen it to be one of the most absorbing stories of its kind ever filmed. Miss Rubens plays the featured role, appearing first- as a young bride who finds herself disliked by her husband's people, the ITcriots. Later she is accused unjustly by her husband. _ After a lapse of eighteen years, she is seen in France, where she has raised her bov to believe that his father is dead. Tlie story then works its way to a thrilling climax, the outcome of which is never certain until the final flash on the screen. Supporting pictures of an entertaining nature eompleto a splendid pregramme.