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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 80, Issue 254, 26 October 1937, Page 10

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BLEND OF ROMANCE AND COMEDY AT THE CIVIC THEATRE One of the breeziest comedies ever made is showing at the Civic Theatre. This is United Artists’ latest release, a Scottish satire, entitled "Storm in a Teacup,” which introduces a charming new romantic pair, Vivien Leigh anu Rex Harrison, in the leading roles. The fun is fast and furious throughout, culminating in tin hilarious climax in which the mirtn is proved by the most mischievous crowd of dogs you ever saw. Dogs of all shapes, sizes and breeds led spy the famous mongrel dog star, Scruffy, take part in this superb sequence. Screening to-night and Wednesday. HAWKESTONE LADIES’ GOLF CLUB The following is the draw for a sealed orders competition to be played this afternoon at 2 o’clock:—Mrs. Kendrick v. Mrs. Strawbridge; Mrs. McChesney v. Mrs. Ball; Miss Butter v. Miss Sleight; Mrs. Williams v. Mrs. Parkes; Mrs. Walls v. Miss Lorimer; Mrs. McLean v. Mrs. Hunter; Mrs. Murrow v. Mrs. Frederick; Mrs. Franke v. Mrs. Wilson; Mrs. Hempieman v. Mrs. Thomson; Mrs. Grade v. Miss Robbins; Mrs. Symons v. Mrs. Sheilds; Mrs. Spencer v. scorer; Miss B. Cummins v. Miss Taaffe; Miss T. McDonald v. Miss Klitscher; Miss Low v. Miss F. Hopkins; Miss Rose v. scorer. On No. 2 Tee.—Miss B. Staples v. Miss Cartwright; Miss M. Hunter v. Miss M. Cummins; Miss Gracie v. Miss B. McDonald; Miss O. Williams v. Miss L. Hopkins; Miss Hunt v. scorer. Last week's results were as follow: Mrs. Ball, 82—22—60; Mrs. McLean, 87—24—63; Mrs. McChesney, 93—26