MARTON

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

MARTON

THE CIVIC THEATRE “PLEASURE CRUISE” Combining the talents of a group of modernists responsible for some of the stage and screen’s most brilliant comedy successes, “Pleasure Cruise,” the new Fox comedy, comes to the Civic Theatre this evening for an engagement of two days. In the cast arc Genevieve Tobin and Roland Young, the vamping wife and subtly discerning husband of “One Hour With You,” Alinna Gombell, noted for her rollicking girl friend characterisations, Herbert Al undin and Frank Atkinson, two of the screen’s new comedy 'favourites, Ralph Forbes, Una O’Connor, Theodon* von Eltz, Robert Greig and Arthur Hoyt. ST. STEPHEN’S CHURCH l ive years ago on Anzae Day, Alarton people had the opportunity of hearing Bishop Bennett speak. And the opportunity will be given on Wednesday, July 19, when he will give an address, illustrated by lantern slides, on the work of the Maori mission. The address will be given in St. Stephen's” Church at 7.30 p.m. HAWKESIONE GOLF CLUB LADIES’ AIATCH TO-DAY. The following is the drav for the ladies’ match to be played this afternoon on the Hawkestone Road gulf links:— Airs Ball v. Airs Fqgelberg. Airs Farmer v. Airs Hemplcman. Alias Gronn v. Aliss Hunter. Aliss Larkin v. Airs Mogridge. Airs Leonard v. Airs Af(.Chesney. Airs AlcDonald v. Aliss Sherriff. Airs Ale Indoo v. Miss Staples. Airs Parkes v. Mrs Tipling. Airs Wineh'combo v. Aliss F. Slight. Airs Wilson v. scorer. RUGBY In the Junior Shield match at Stanway, the homo team defeated Old Boys by 11 points to 3. Rangitikei Juniors. Athletic (11) defeat Ohinpaiti (0). Athletic and Ohingaiti met on the Park yesterday, Athletic winning by .11 to nil. The best backs for reds were Wilkie, McCarthy, and Ingle, while Anderson and Calkin played well in the forwards. For Ohingaiti, Henderson. Jones and Clout played the best games. Ohingaiti opened the attack and kept the rods defending until they w'crc awarded a free kick. A few minutes later the game wns held up by the ball going flat. After procuring a new ball the reds kicked off again, and a nice passing rush, started by Clout, saw Ohingaiti in the reds’ twenty-five. Athletic again attacked and from a scrum, Lewis passed to AlcCarthy, who went over at the corner. Anderson missed with the kick. Ohingaiti wore again fighting hard and play was kept in the centre of the field for some time. Blues had the reds defending again and they were forced Ito force down. A few minutes later Ohingaiti were awarded a free kivk, but Tolley failed to find the uprights. From the drop-off Tolley sent his backs away again, but Jones was pressed out at half-way. A lino-out followed and Lewis sent his backs away, the ball going to McCarthy, who was well grassed. Ohingaiti wore again awarded a free kick, one of the rods being off-side. but. Henderson failed to find the uprights. The blues were now pressing hard and the rods seemed very relieved when halftime was called. The score then was: Athletic 3; Ohingaiti 0. The second spell opened with blues again attacking and they soon found themselves in the reds’ twenty-five. V ilkio, who was playing well secured and found the line at half-way. From the line-out, McCarthy again broke away and cut out. two men before he was well grassed. Play again was kept in midfield till Ohingaiti sent the ball out in Athletic’s twenty-live. From a lino-out. Clent again set the blues in action. Tolley was grassed before he could let Jones have the ball. Lewis set his backs going, the ball going to McCarthy, who threw in-field for Calkin to pick up and go over for ar- easy try. Anderson again missed with the kick. From the kick, Ohingaiti took play tn reds’ twenty-five. Soon after a free kick was awarded against the reds, bur Henderson failed to find the props Athletic were pressing hard on Ohingaiti’s line, but a twenty-five saw play again in mid-field. McCarthy got. the ball and took play back to the blue’s line, where Nairne secured and dived over. AfcClennan converted with a good kick. Time, was called soon after without further score. Air J. Dickson refereed. LADIES’ HOCKEY WEDNESDAY ’S AIATCHES Results of Wednesday’s games are as follows: United 1; Halcombe 0. Tokorangi 3; Tutacnui 0. Athletic 5; Turakina 0. For Athletic Mrs Grubb and Aliss Coles each scored two goals and Aliss Aitken one. United defeated Halcombe by I goal to nil. Betty Staples being the scorer.