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Wanganui Chronicle, 6 May 1947, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. J FULLER’S ; | MAJESTIC! • Dir.: Kerridge-Odeon. • •TUES., WED., THURS.j • 2 p.m. - - 8 p.m. « S M.G.M.’S THRLLING STORY ! i ROCK : • . With ! ! MICHAEL REDGRAVE! • JAMES MASON, • ; BARBARA MILLER ; : LILI PALMER J I A RAGING STORM . . . QUEER J • PEOPLE TRAPPED IN A LONE-• •LY LIGHTHOUSE . . . AND • . QUEER THINGS HAPPEN ..... J ALSO ; » LATEST NEWS REEL, • Z COLOURED CARTOON, * ; and “OUR GANG” Short. J J (Recommended for Adults.) • J Plans at D.1.C., ’Phone 2127. • TUES, WED. - at 7.45 p.m. DUCHESS ARAMOHO. PROUDLY PRESENTS CHARLES COBURN ANNE BAXTER TALLULAH BANKHEAD in A ROYAL SCANDAL A ROYAL SCANDAL (For Adult Audiences). The sparkling comedy-romance tells the hush-hush story of three wonderful days and three wonder-filled nights in the royal life of a queen who felt alone on her throne and needed men to surround her. EVEN LUBITSCH NEVER MADE A PICTURE MORE DARING . . . MORE DEVILISH . . . MORE DIVINE. RESERVES— . Bridge’s ’Phono 8136 A Theatre ’Phone 8136 M ~lhe Vagabond King A ROMANTIC MUSICAL Play. Opera House MAY 13, 14 and 15 and Again on MAY 20, 21 and 22 Plans for first three nights open at D.I.C. to-morrow. For last three nights on May 15. 5/-, 3/- and 2/- (No Tax). Booking 3d. Extra. Wanganui Musical and Dramatic Society. SHOOTING CONDITIONS NOT GOOD IN TAIHAPE AREA (0.C.) Taihape, May 5. Conditions for the shooting season in and around Taihape were unfavourable on opening day, it was reported here this morning, but in places they improved over the week-end, and good sport was enjoyed. Many sportsmen were out and several limit bags were recorded. With a change in weather better tallies are expected this week. TRIBUTE’TO-MR. A. WAY (0.C.) Bulls, May 4. At the annual meeting of the Bulls branch of the National Party on Thursday night it was reported that the organising secretary (Mr. Arthur Way) and his assistant (Miss F. Way) had relinquished their positions, owing to Mr. Way’s failing health. A motion was subsequently passed regretting the resignations, and thanking them for their services and also extending to Mr. Way the best wishes of the branch in the years that lay ahead. Speaking to the motion, Mr. R. O. Dalrymple, whose remarks were endorsed by several speakers, paid a sincere tribute to Mr. Way for nis organising ability and capacity to infuse others. Another speaker remarked that Mr. Way was one of the few men who could come to a meeting, say things and get away with it. ST. JOHN’S CLUB OFFICERS Althougn the annual meeting had , been held a week earlier, St. John’s , and Suburban Workingmen’s Clubs > annual election of officers was held on Saturday. Mr. R. K. Cunningham, acting president for part of the term, was elected president for the next two years. There was an election for the position, two candidates having , been proposed. Mr. A. P. Wiggins was elected unopposed as the club’s vice-president for the next year. The treasurer is Mr. H. White and the auditors, who were reappointed, are Messrs. F. J. Hill and B. M. Silk. The executive committee of eight is: Messrs. W. G._ Price, A. Koorey, G. Dixon, H. Barnes, A E. Piddock, W. R. Sundborn, W. Fibbes and R. I McGinity.