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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIX, Issue 21959, 10 May 1941, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS Delighted Crowds at both Sessions Yesterday! TO-DAY 2 p.m. TO-NIGHT 8 p.m. STATE Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd., (throughout N.Z.) Hearing Aids Available. LAUGHTER! MUSIC! SONG! The world-famous musical comedy success, Introducing a galaxy of glorious music and melody with the hit tunes known and loved by all. Reap a harvest of superlative entertainment when beautiful “NANETTE” springs to the screen. Her Alias is “IRENE” Still ever fresh in memory, but never so sweet to recall as the chic and lovely “Nanette” “ NO, NO, NANETTE ” “ NO, NO, NANETTE ” “ NO, NO, NANETTE ” “ NO, NO, NANETTE ” “ NO, NO, NANETTE ” “NO, NO, NANETTE ” Starring The Vivacious Lovely Star of “IRENE” ANNA NEAGLE ANNA NEAGLE ANNA NEAGLE And ROLAND YOUNG Victor Richard MATURE CARL3ON ZASU PITTS—HELEN BRODERICK Happy-go-laughing musical Romance sparkled by the beautiful music of VINCENT YOUMAN’S “Tea for Two,” “I Want to be Happy,” “No, No, Nanette,” etc. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Excellent Supports LEON ERROL COMEDY THE POPULAR REELISM “Acres of Plenty” FOX AUSSIE and N.Z. NEWS, Etc. Plans at Begg’s this morning, then at Theatre ’Phone 362. ALBURY A Social and Presentation will be tendered to Trooper Ralph Dale in the Te Ngawai School on TUESDAY, MAY 13. at 8 p.m. Gents 2/-, Ladies a basket or 2/-. W. R. DAVISON, President. A. W. DAVIDSON, Hon. Sec. TIMARU SCOTTISH SOCIETY SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE “FAME has made its name” SCOTTISH HALL “Where Timaru Meets” “PETER PAN” DANCE ORCHESTRA Modern and Old Time Dances Novelty Events - Useful Prizes. ADMISSION 2/- (includes well-known supper—ALWAYS at the “Scottish’) (Right of Admission Reserved.) RANGITATA ISLAND 'T’HE RANGITATA ISLAND TENNIS CLUB will hold its END OF SEASON >ANCE in the above HALL on THURSDAY, MAY 29. Kelland’s Music. Admission: 2/-, 1/-. OTIPUA T’HE OTIPUA WOMEN'S INSTITUTE 1 BOOK FRIDAY, MAY 30 for their ANNUAL BIRTHDAY PARTY N. O’DONOGHUE, Hon. Sec. Skating SESSIONS DAILY Skating SESSIONS DAILY Sharing 2.30 5 Skating Tuesday, Wednesday, Skating Thursday Skating 7.30 10 Skating SATURDAY Skating 10-12, 2.30-5, 7.30-10 Skating Wednesday Night b Learners Skating Night Skating Come and learn this Skating Splendid Pastime PLEASANT POINT NOTICES PLEASANT POINT TOWN BOARD NJOTICE is hereby given that as only 1 ’ the required number of nominations has been received the following are duly declared as members of the Pleasant Point Town Board: MAZE, M. F. KELLIHER. T. MALCOLMSON, F. E. G. MUNRO. J. G. HALSTEAD. E. M. AGNEW. F. W. PATRICK, S. M. The poll for deciding which day of the week shall be the statutory halfholiday will be held on MAY 17, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. as previously advertised. • N. CAMPBELL, Returning Officer. PLEASANT POINT. GOSPEL HALL SUNDAY, MAY 11, AT 7 p.m. Preacher: MR WESLEY RICHARDS Subject: The Imperative New Birth. You are Cordially Invited. Come Come Come PLEASANT POINT BRANCH NEW ZEALAND FARMERS’ UNION "THE Monthly Meeting of the above 1 Branch and the Women’s Division will be held in the Pleasant Point Hall on WEDNESDAY, MAY 14. at 8 pm. A. B. STRUTHERS, Sec. PLEASANT POINT RED CROSS SUB-CENTRE Come One - Come All to the ANNUAL BALL WEDNESDAY. MAY 21 Excellent Supper. Sinclair’s Music. Ladies 2/-; Gents 2/6.