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Wanganui Chronicle, 25 July 1949, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. ‘ DUCHESS —ARAMOHO—PHONE 8136. Direction: L. R. Greer & B. M. Phillips. Aramoho Theatre Ltd. FINALLY TONIGHT - At 7.45 p.m. WARNER BROS.’ BIG PARADE OF COLOUR, COMEDY AND DANCING COLLEENS. “MY WILD IRISH ROSE” IN TECHNICOLOUR. with DENNIS MORGAN ARLENE DAHL - ANDREA KING ALAN HALE - GEORGE TOBIAS BEN BLUE - Anri Dozens of Others (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Supporting Subjects include: N.Z. Govt. Review, showing 8-oar champs, at Wellington. Cinesound News. Plans at Doug. Bridges, Phone 8161. Direction Kernuce-udeun. J. C. Williamson Picture Corpn. Ltd.. CIVIC THEATRE MARTON Central Heating - Warm and Cosy 7.30 FINALLY TONIGHT A terrific, dynamic story of the Flaming Frontier. It’s got Sweep and Scope, human scenes straight from the shoulder. There are long, lean cavalarymen . . . their women . . . fighting . . . loving . . . shrieking to heaven with blatant thrill following gripping suspense. Glowing with a vital love story and attaining greatness by its sheer strength and power! John Ford’s Masterpiece of the Frontier "Fort Apache" With the biggest cast in picture history JOHN WAYNE - HENRY FONDiA SHIRLEY TEMPLE VICTOR McLAGLEN GEORGE O’BRIEN - GUY KIBBLE PEDRO ARMANDARIZ DICK FORAN - ANNA LEE GRANT WITHERS Released by R.K.O. Radio Pictures., (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) LATEST MARCH OF TIME: “WHITE COLLAR GIRL.” METRO NEWS :: SERIAL Reserves at Theatre or phone 2853. MAJESTIC T A I H A P E Direction: Kerrldge-Odeon. New Zealand's Finest Country Theatre, Deaf Aids. Central Heating. MONDAY At 7.30 p.m. ENTERTAINMENT THAT WILL APPEAL TO THE WHOLE FAMILY! There’s Fun, Laughter, Romance and Excitement in This New British Screen Success. A RIOT OF LAUGHTER AND ROMANCE. The Story of a typical English Family who have placed their holiday arrangements in the safe-keeping of the authorities of one of Britain’s Biggest Holiday Camps. J. ARTHUR RANK Presents "HOLIDAY CAMP" starring DENNIS PRICE JACK WARNER FLORA ROBSON HAZEL COURT PATRICIA ROC You’ll Enjoy Every Minute of this Vacation its Thrills . . its Excitement ... its Laughter,' and its Many

Our Brilliant First Half includes: METRO NEWS and SELECTED SHORTS (Recommended by Censor for Adults) WE ADVISE ALL INTENDING PATRONS TO BOOK NOW. Box Plans at Theatre and Dashwoods. CHIMNEYS CLEANED By J. HARVEY, ELECTRICAL PROCESS. Next Visit to MAETON, JULY 27 and 28. ORDERS LEFT WITH Mr. Ray Todd Grocers. Phone 2367 Marton. TURAKINA NEWS OUR DEPOT IS LOCATED AT PAPP’S STORE t SPIC & SPAN Dyers and Cleaners, PHONE 2002 - MARTON

RANGITIKEI HAS UNBEATEN RECORD AGAINST MANAWATU. Rangitikei began the representative hockey season on an auspicious note on Saturday afternoon, when all four women’s teams emerged victorious over Manawatu combinations. In the big match of the day the Rangitikei A team ran up a doublefigure score against Manawatu A. Rangitikei owed their victory to a superior forward line in which B. Iwikau (centre-forward), and J. Paterson (right wing) carved holes in the opposition’s defence. J. Judd (centre half) was also outstanding. Rangitikei teams scored 23 goals in the four matches and only one goal was scored against them—a rather remarkable record. However, Manawatu is not a strong centre for women's hockey and a better indication of Rangitikei’s strength will be obtained next week when Taranaki play Rangitikei at Marton. Saturday’s results were:— Senior A division: Rangitikei A 11, Manawatu A 0; Rangitikei B 6, Manawatu B 0. Senior B division: Rangi> tikei A 4, Manawatu C 1; Rangitikei B 2. Manawatu D 0.