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Timaru Herald, Volume CLIII, Issue 22553, 10 April 1943, Page 1

I AMUSEMENTS At 2 MATINEE At 2 Complete Programme as at Night THE 2 p.m. THE REGENT 7.45 p.m. REGENT GIGANTIC ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE WEEK-END Every Bullet in the Underworld had his name on it: He is Gangdom’s Most Hunted Target. Bullets Bullets Bullets Bullets “ BULLETS FOR O’HARA ” “ BULLETS FOR O’HARA ” Bullets Bullets Bullets Bullets HE IS GANGLAND'S MOST HUNTED TARGET. They'd kill him quicker than you can blink an eye . . if he didn’t have the luck of the Irish and the help of a girl beautiful enough to make him laugh at danger and brave enough to play female decoy to the underworld's most notorious criminal! JOAN PERRY . ROGER PRYOR Anthony Quinn . Marie Wrixon (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) IT ROCKS; IT RIDES THE ROLLICKING LAUGHABLE MUSICAL COMEDY RIOT “GIVE OUT SISTERS” “GIVE OUT SISTERS”. “GIVE OUT SISTERS” A Galaxy of Stars in a Fast Moving Outburs*- of Mirth and Music. With ANDREWS SISTERS ANDREWS SISTERS grace McDonald DAN DAILEY Jr. Chas. Butterworth . Walter Catlett Peggy Ryan . Donald O’Connor (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) DON WINSLOW of “The Navy” Plans Begg’s or Theatre 486. • PICTURES AT GERALDINE AND FAIRLIE FAIRLIE - TO-NIGHT (Saturday) At 8 p.m. Deanna Durbin . Charles Laughton and Robert Cummings in “ IT STARTED W ITH EVE ” “ IT STARTED WITH EVE ” “IT STARTED WITH EVE” Romantic Comedy Drama Get delirious with Deanna! Get laughing with Laughton! Get romantic with Robert! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) GERALDINE: TO-NIGHT (Saturday) FAIRLIE: TUESDAY at 8 p.m. WILL HAY In “WHERE’S THAT FIRE?” “WHERE’S THAT FIRE?” “WHERE’S THAT FIRE?” The Craziest Laugh Show of your Life! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PLEASANT POINT TOWN HALL TO-NIGHT, SATURDAY, APRIL 10, At 8 p.m. WOMEN’S INSTITUTE DANCE In Aid of the Soldiers’ Parcel Fund. TEAHEN'S ORCHESTRA Gents 2/6 Ladies 1/6, Soldiers 1/6. Right of Admission Reserved. ST. ANDREWS WOMENS INSTITUTE BOOK EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 26 Cards and Dancing- in Public Hall. In Aid of Soldiers’ Parcel Fund. GERALDINE NOTICES ORARI BRIDGE

A DANCE AND PRESENTATION to Trooper Alan Ford will be held on TUESDAY, APRIL 13, at 8 pan. Admission 2/6, 1/6. TRIPP SCHOOL SOCIAL C OCTAL and PRESENTATION to Sergeant L. Waller and Trooper L. Galbraith at Tripp School, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 8 p.m.. Ladies a basket. Gents 2/6. Soldiers in uniform invited. W. McLEOD, Chairman. GAPES VALLEY HALL PRESENTATION and social to * Trooper J. Lang, Gapes Valley Hall, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14. Music Miss E. Trumper. Gents 2/6, Outside Ladies 1/6. GERALDINE R.S.A. POPPY DAY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14 ANNUAL MEETING I\/I EMBERS and intending members are reminded of the Annual Meeting, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, Masonic Refectory at 8 p.m. Report and Balance Sheet, Election of Officers and General. PLEASANT VALLEY HALL DANCE DANCE DANCE SATURDAY. APRIL 17 To mark the 21st Anniversary of the Hall. Supper provided. Kelland's Music. Gents 2/-, Ladies 1/6. TOWN AND COUNTRY FAIR TOWN AND COUNTRY FAIR TOWN AND COUNTRY FAIR GERALDINE DOMAIN GERALDINE DOMAIN Easter Saturday . . . April 24 Easter Saturday . . . April 24 (Commencing 10 a.m. sharp) Children’s Athletic Events 10 a.m., Horse Show Events 11.30 a.m.. Gymkhana Events 1.30 p.m.. National Dancing' 1 p.m., HORSE RACING EVENTS 3 p.m., Demonstration Dog Trials 4.15 p.m. PRODUCE STALLS - SIDESHOWS TOY STALL - FLOWER STALL CLOCK GOLF - COMPETITIONS GERALDINE AND TEMUKA BANDS GERALDINE AND TEMUKA BANDS “All the Fun of the Fair” Morning and Afternoon Tea and Sitdown Luncheon obtainable on Grounds GRAND PATRIOTIC BALL GRAND PATRIOTIC BALL TOWN HALL, 8 p.m. TOWN HALL, 8 p.m. Kelland's Orchestra (Five Instruments) Gents 3/- :: Ladies 2/Admission to Country Fair: Adults 1/-, Children under 15 Free. Programmes Obtainable from W. C. CROTTY. Chairman. E. L. B. PEMBERTON, Sec.