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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 76, Issue 163, 13 July 1933, Page 3

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HOCKEY NOTES. The following teams will represent the various clubs in their engagements to day:— Huia Ladies’ Club: Mesdames Hunt, Howard, Lelievre; Misses Brooks, Donaldson, Fleet, O’Connor, Transom, Anderson Wham, Henery. Pakeha Ladies’ Club: Mesdames Collings, Robinson, Cummings, Lloyd; Misses Gordon, McLennan, Weller, Charman, M‘cConachje, Currie (3), Shepherd. Y.M.: K. Robinson, Keats, Hartley, Darvill, Lelievre (2), Walker, Hobman, Guilliard, Kilkolly, Sheath, Howard, Burr. Pakeha (men): Hickman, McLennan. Holder, Robinson, Dick, Johnson, Palmer, McLennan, Wilkins, Pearce. The team to represent the Athletic Hockey Club in their match with Pakeha at 3 p.m., will be as follows: Goal, R. Spence; ba‘.?ks, G. Taylor, G. Bookes; halves, G. Glover, A. Millar (capt.), J Gray: forwards, C. Murphy. W. Taylor. J. Paton, H. Mitchell, J. Pearce. Reserves: R. Glcnny, J. Bellis’, M. Smith. MAJESTIC THEATRE. “THE KID FROM SPAIN.” One of the brightest of musical comedies, entitled “The Kid from Spain,” comes to the Majestic to-day (Thursday). Eddie Cantor plays the principal part, and will provide you with more laughs than you* have had In a life-time. When you see Eddie as I bull fighter you will have hysterics. He even excels his never-to-be-forgot Jen performance in “Whopee,” and * Palmy Days.” The Goldwyn Girls, tasily one of the most perfect and alluring ballets in the world, appear in inrne wonderful dance- scenes, while there is tons of music to add to this ralaxy of mirth and melody. Included fci the cast of this wonderful picture ire Noah Beery, Lyda Roberti, Ruth Hall and John Miljan. A colourful lymphony cartoon, entitled “Babes in the Wood.’ ’will be included in the supporting programme. “The Kid from Spain’’ will be shown this afternoon (Thursday) at 3.30 p.m., and to-night and io morrow night at 7.45 o’clock.