MARTON BOWLING CUB

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 80, Issue 254, 27 October 1938, Page 10

MARTON BOWLING CUB

, SUCCESSFUL EUCHRE TOURNEY The series of euchre tournaments held by the Marton Bowling Club dura ing the past few months have proved - very popular, and on an average s eighteen tables have been occupied of a an evening. On Tuesday night sixteen _ tables were occupied, the winners bee ing Mr. L. Gordon (men) and Mrs. G. penbow (ladies), whilst the consolai tion prizes were won by Mr. and Mrs. _ H. J. Moore. On Monday a social evening and euchre tourney will be held in the club’s pavilion in honour of Mrs. H. Shields, who has rendered loyal ser--1 vice on the ladies’ committee on the 5 social side. Mr. and Mrs. H. Shields j leave for Opunake next week, the j former having been appointed con- _ stable in charge of that district. GRAND DOUBLE PROGRAMME j “BULLDOG DRUMMOND’S a . PERIL” t „ ; Hollywood's leading adventure team, > John Howard, John Barrymore, Louise j Campbell, Reginald Denny and E. E. Clive, with support given by Porter Hall and Elizabeth Patterson, lead the cast of “Bulldog Drummond's Peril.” This Paramount picture . of the f struggle waged for the possession of a e formula for- making synthetic dia--1 monds will be screened to-night only a at the Civic Theatre. “College Swings” One of Hollywood's best-liked musij* cal groups, the boy chorus from Hollywood's St. Brendan’s Church, does a '• specialty number in the new Para- ' mount musical comedy, "College ; Swing,” which will be screened toi night only at the Civic Theatre.