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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIV, Issue 20983, 11 March 1938, Page 3

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TEAMS FOR TOMORROW Temuka v. Timaru, at Maori Park: R. L. Stokes, L. C. Parrant, B. W. T. Davis and V. Sullivan, Misses N. Poultney, A. Hanifln, B. Lee and Mrs D. Laurenson. Presbyterian A grade v. Clandeboye, at Clandeboye: C. D. Hopkinson, E. H. Turner, H. C. Hitchcock and A. J. Davey, Mesdames D. D. Wall, C. R. Cooper, J. M. Fisher and T. King. St. Peter’s A grade v. Orari, at Temuka: B. C. H. Clarke, S. R. Nicholas, K. W. Davies and H. Grigg, Misses M. Nicholas, K. Hopkinson, R. Allard and J. Joynt. Bowling Temuka v. Highfield, at Temuka: Clark, Beck, Sullivan. Pierce (s); Parrant, Hancox, McMillan, Smith (s); Cameron, Farrell, Harrison, McCallum Hope, McMeeken, Keys, Murphy (s); (s); McGillen, Linn, Joynt, Davis (s); Shand, Johnston, Strange, Johansen (s). “AS GOOD AS MARRIED’’ To-night at the Elite Theatre, the New Universal’s brilliant comedy drama, “As Good As Married,” will be shown. This picture is, with no exaggerated statement of fact, dazzling. The New Universal has given it splendid production; fine cast, beautiful sets, and the best of writing and directing talent. It is a novel story, centering around the efforts of a successful architect to save money on his income tax by marrying his beautiful secretary, who is in love with him. Naturally, there would be complications arising, and plenty arise in “As Good As Married.” Heading the cast are John Boles and Doris Nolan, whose recent triumph in Universal’s super-musical, “Top of the Town,” places her among the foremost comediennes of the screen. And in “As Good As Married,” she is said to surpass all her previous efforts. With these two stars are such exceptional performers as Walter Pidgeon, Tala Birell, Alan Mowbray, Katherine Alexander and Esther Ralston. Edward Buzzell directed.