TEMUKA

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19322, 25 October 1932, Page 4

TEMUKA

ACCIDENT. On Sunday afternoon a collision occu d in King Street between a :ruck driven by Mr H. Hewson, md a car driven by a man named -fym.rr. a travelling showman from Jhristchurch. Neither vehicle U’as iamaged to any extent, and the drivers vere unhurt. CLANDEBOYE. On Friday evening the Ciandeboye Sunday School children held their linual social. Despite the inclement weather the children with their arents and friends, were present in irge numbers. Mr R. Taylor preided. The programme consisted of hymns y the Sunday School children, recitaions by Margaret Airay, Patricia 'hiskie and George Phiskie. a short lay given by Merle Saunders, Mary Irake and Alan Donehue; a hymn by be Sunday School teachers, and solos y Miss M. Shaw and' Mr Dellow. lames were enjoyed by old and young, nd a delicious supper was provided y the parents. A very jolly evening was brought to close by the pronouncing of the enediction. GENERAL NEWS. There was a welcome break towards iter weather in Temuka yesterday 'ternoon. when the sun shone for a me. The total rainfall was 179 lints. There still remains about 200 guns be registered in the Temuka disIct Firearms may be inspected at e Temuka Police Station.

THE YELLOW TICKET." Directed by the man who gave the screen such pictures as “What Price Glory.” "The Man Who Came Back,” and enacted by such stars as Elissa Landi, Lionel Barrymore. and Laurence Olivier. Raoul Walsh's Fox drama, “The Yellow Ticket" opens its local engagement to-day at Temuka. It tells the vivid story of a young and courageous girl who had to fight against the cruel intrigue and injustices of Czarist Russia's Secret Police for the romance and happiness that was rightfully hers. “The Yellow Ticket" is said to afford Miss Landi an opportunity to display her great emotional and acting ability. Barrymore, too, has been widely acclaimed for his work in the role of the relentless police head, as has Olivier, who plays the romantic male lead. The remainder of the cast include such luminaries as Walter Byror,. Rita La Roy. Sarah Padden, Mischa Auer, Arnold Korff, and Boris Karloff. Mr E. Cholerton. representing John R. Procter. Ltd., the Premier Opticians, of Christchurch, will be visiting Temuka on Saturday. 29th October, and may be consulted on all defects of eyesight at the Crown Hotel