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Wanganui Chronicle, 8 November 1950, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS ARAM O H O P-L-A-Z-A Equipped Western Electric Sound System. TONIGHT At 7.15 p.m. Warner Bros.’ Mammoth Musical JACK CARSON - JANIS PAIGE DON DE FORE _ DORIS DAY, in— ROMANCE ON THE HIGH SEAS (In Technicoiour). Preceded by ROY ROGERS in—“MY PAL TRIGGER ” (Both Pictures for Gen Exhibition) Plus Ep. 2, ‘SON of the GUARDSMAN’ SAT. and MONDAY Only: “ THE GREAT WALTZ.” Plans at D.I.C. and Doug. Bridges. Direction: Kerrldge Odeon. CIVIC THEATRE, Marton 7.45 FINALLY TONIGHT 7.45 It is in its achievement of the portrait of a man who was at once a saint and a human being that “Monsieur Vincent” gains its high almost unique place amongst pictures. This beautiful French film sets out a version of the life of Monsieur Vincent a parish priest who deliberately relinquishes, honours comfort fame and possessions to become the servant of the poor . . . The Academy Award Winning Picture “ MONSIEUR VINCENT ” With PIERRE FRESNAY. And stars of the Comedie Francaise. One of the Really Great Films of any year! (Approved tor Universal Exhibition.) Cinesound :: March of Time. Reserves at Theatre, or phone 2853. MAJESTIC TAIHAPE Direction: Kerridge ’Odeon. TODAY (WEDNESDAY) At 1.45 and 8 p.m. Full of delightfully different, sublimely witty situations. From Pauper to Duke, in eight Lethal Stages! Ealing Studios present an Hilarious Study in the Gentle Art of Murder! KIND HEARTS AND CORONETS With Four Great Stars: Dennis Price Valerie Hobson - Joan Greenwood and Alec Guinness. From Pauper to Duke in Eight Lethal Stages. Special Supports include: PARAMOUNT NEWS. THIS IS BRITAIN. CHRISTMAS DREAM (Puppet Cartoon). (Recommended for Adult Exhibition) (Definitely Unsuitable tor Children).

Hunterville Has Easy Win Over Porewa Team Porewa, a team which has always been one of the top teams in the Rangitikei senior cricket competition, failed dismally in the opening match of the season and was beaten by Hunterville by an innings and 124 runs. Porewa faced an uphill task in the second innings, requiring 194 runs to avert an innings defeat. The side, however, was dismissed for 70. N. Hams was top scorer with 18. At one stage Porewa had six wickets down tor 31, but Williams and J. Shand added 33 for the seventh wicket. Porewa, batting' one short, were all out for 70. J. Duncan and H. Towers, the opening bowlers, each secured three wickets. Details:— Hunterville, first innings, 278. POREWA. First innings 84 Second Innings.

A. B. Marshall, c Black b Reid 11 W. B. Gray, b Towers 0 M. Shand, c and b Duncan 6 A. Svendsen, b Towers 4 R. J. Grayes, b Guinivan 3 D. B. Stanford, lbw, b Finney 1 N. Williams, not out 18 J. Shand, b Towers 17 J. McLeod, b Duncan 0 R. C. Judd, b Duncan 0 Extras - 10 Total 70 Bowling: J. Duncan, 3 for 13; H.

Towers, 3 for 15; S. Finney, 1 for 20; C. Reid, 1 for 4; S. Guinivan, 1 for 7; J. McNab, none for 2. Many “Possibles” At Gun Club’s Open Shoot Over 50 shooters assembled at the Marton Gun Club's ground at the week-end to take part in the two £5O open events, a £5O trophy shoot and a series of sweepstakes. Competitors came from as far afield as Wanganui, Manawatu, Rangitikei, Wairarapa and Wellington. Some good shooting was seen and “possibles” were numerous, not less than eight sharing the two open shoots by returning “possibles” of 20 birds. , Mr. G. Lampp, the president, at the close of the day’s sport, thanked competitors and others who had assisted to make the occasion a success. Trophies were presented to the winners by the mayor, Mr. T. E. Barton. Results were: — Eye-opener (10 birds): The following shot lhe “possible,” P. Rhodes, K. Halliburton, A. Fitzherbert, J. Hammond, R. Liddle, H. Belk, S. Tisdall, W. Warner, R. Reader, C. Benton, HLumsden, R. Maner, F. J. Ireland and R. Hammond. £5O open shoot (20 birds), 51 competitors: Prize divided between Jock Hammond, D. Wareham, L. J. Thomson, B. Sexton, I. Price, F. J. Ireland. G. Lampp and N. Crabb who all registered “possibles.” Second £5O open shoot (20 birds), 47 competitors: R. Maher, W. J. Thomasen, B. Sexton, K. Morris, D. Missen, C. J. Benton, C. Lane, A. Paddy and L. Thomson all shared the prize for “possibles.” £5O trophy shoot (15 birds). The following scored “possibles,” L. Maher, 11. Lumsden, E. W. Mills,. J. B. Thomason, R. Leader, D. Warehatm, J. Crabb, H. Belk, J. Beard, J. Hammond. In the shoot-off, Maher was first, Lumsden second, Mills third and Thomasen fourth. First miss-out: N. Crabb 15 birds, 1; J. Crabb 2. (13 entrants).