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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19358, 13 July 1925, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. ] HARLEY’B A U NT, ’ • HARLEY’S xVuNT,” OPERA TTOUBE, PERA BLOUSE. CAHRLEY’S AUNT—TO-NIGHT, CHARLEY'S AUNT—TUESDAY, CHARLEY’S AUNT—WEDNESDAY 1 . GREATEST COMEDY EVER STAGED. To be presented l>v the WANGANUI AMATEUR" MUSICAL * DRAMATIC SOCIETY, Under the Personal Direction of MR F. O. BRIDGEMAN. THREE ACTS of MERRIMENT. PRODUCED BY THE FOLLOWING CAST:— Jack Chesney (Undergraduate at St Oldc’s College, Oxford, Mr BASIL DEAN Brasset (College Servant) Mr GEO. CLAPHAM Charles Wyckhnm (undergraduate at St. Oldc’s College, Mr A. SHEPHERD Lord Fancourt Bnbherlov (“’Gabs”) Mr A. WILFRED THOMSON .Amy Spettiguc (Speltigue’s Niece), Miss MOIRA PAWSON Kittv Verdon ’Spettiguc’s Ward) Miss F.TIINE SWAN Sir Francis Chosnov Hate of the Indian Army), Mr 8. HAROLD SMEDLEY Mr Spettigue (of Oxford) Mr ERIC LIND Donna Lucia d’Alverdorez, from Brazil (Charley's Aunt), Airs FORSYTH i Ella Delahav ’an Orphan), Miss MAKERE MeBETH SYNOPSIS OP SCENERY: Commemoration Week. Oxford. Act I.—Jack t’hesney’s Boom in College (‘“When Pious Frauds are Dis--1 pen sot ion Act 11.—Garden Outside .Taek*B Rooms (.“While here’s Tea, there*B Hope ’ ’) Act IT HL—Drawing Room at. Mr Spcttig’io’s Flat (“Dinner Lubricates Business’ ’) ADMISSION: 4 / -. 3/-. 2 Z , including tux. Box plan open at IL I. Jones and • Son’s Lid. ' SPIX’TAL ANNOUNCEMENT. OWING TO THE PHENOMENAL BOOKING AND THE DESIRE TO GIVE EVERYBODY AN OPPORri'NITY OF SEEING THIS KING OF '.’OMEDIES, SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE FOR V PFRTHER APPEARANCE Ol? “CHARLEY’S AUNT” ON THURSDAY NIGHT ALSO. BOX PLAN NOW OPEN. SEATS ALREADY BOOKED NOT TRANSFERABLE. MUNICIPAL PICTURES i FRIDAY NEXT. Paramount Special. “THE CITY THAT NEVET SLEEPS” A Thrilling Romance. Box Plans at H. I. Jones and Son’s.

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V.R.C. GRAND NATIONAL WON BY DUNDALK. Received Julv 12. 5.5 p.m. MELBOURNE, July 11 At the Victoria Racing Club’s Grand National meeting yesterday, the big jumping race resulted as follows: GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE. (Of 2000 sovs.; 3 miles 1 furlong). DUNDALK (S. Meyers), b g by Pistol—Poise, aged, 10.6, Myers 1 MAILMAN (A. Waugh), b g by George Frederick—Mail Day, aged, 9.0, Waugh 2 PALBI (N. M<-Kvnna), ch g by Eaton Lad—Pixie, aged, 12.4, McKenzie .. .. 3 There was heavy rain overnight, and the track was soft and treacherous. Tho race was a chapter of accidents, only seven out of thirteen starters finishing, most of these losing their riders in the early stages. This left, lloama in charge, and he maintained the lead until he came to grief near the Abattoirs. Palbi then led from l Dundalk and Afailman. Dundalk led over tho last fence, and going on won by six lengths. Time: 6.22 L (Dundalk was third favourite a few days before the race). The Douttagolla Hurdles resulted.—• Parupa (Blankency—Miss June) 1, •Fairlaud (Fortunatos —Maidie) 2, Beri rinbo (Ritualist —Equalise) 3. Sit ; started. Three lengths. Timo: 4JBJ.

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