“ irv^ -“U t!' i y imm


PARLOUR & SLATE &


ITC RANGES BARLi


{ o[^NTLES. P-


Theo. W NO. 19S7. K K S o n s


.^YORK 8T(ET,rHER0E. PiRB 8


REGI8T£111ED AS A jj'AVSPAPER


THOiMAS .MKifMLS in iimiedy-dniiim - BACK HOME ANDJROKE !-»• AIro .M;i.\ Lind.I snpnnl'>s(|iie THE THREE MUST-GET-TERES.


Manager: W. J. OVE " Tho Cosiosi Kincma Thoafro iiGIithoroo ! I THT AND TO-MORROW!


P IO m E H A lL [


----- 1G LANE, C L IT H E R O E __________A.— ■Monday, nosdn Wednesd/iy : .M.\ R] L.V I ).\ \ 1 K.S ;'j- W hen lii|liood w the Screen 1 as in Flier


Tho sc.ison’s dazzlinisonsaf’rodnccd al ,a i-.isi .,f ovc r £200,000,HUi a RUong ci'Sl.atid Hiiiiiiorting()mpaiidl) actor.R, iliis [lietiiie willi it.s reniat]l)!(i buaiitv diamatie .story, sii|i^li ph'liy .-uid rich costinmw. .-md /ill Uichsatiiro.s of Hiipeiio’ ity M'liii-li uii it al iR one of (ho most magnificent over resented on '


!


►»-A PRODIGAL fNIGH'pro<lig/d - lion’s ” life siory, piilsiunvitli thrills anil cl.id in a thoiis/iid boa A<-lcd hy a hig cast, of iii'ilod jilayt-—AVallaeo . Reid, (lloiia .“.iwanRia, ThiHohiirl.s, ICMidlt iJe.Nter. Hche Danis, ICleanor' i V (.ilynn, .Vc.


i TlunKi iday and .Satniday Tiir>ouplilB’‘e fflud W^es* THKlld. OVON .1. in the Sensational New i'ietni(i


Adaptial front the (iM-iti RHKTf)N, and CLiVK


- -B E L L BOY 13. Arm in which Donglaa .Maet.ea


to his eni.sts. ■ CijiKMisoa Isliiiui,” ;iiu]


(Jreased li/;n'tion— — and u|)ri»arion.b fonu*(3 ’ * ’ I


I


^li'cheroe & District LJility ^ IJ Fanciers Poultry Society


/• THE FOURTH I Si.'


OF UTILITY & OLD TECH


OVER RECORD


Admission during Judgii CHALLENGE CUPS,


nnual SHOW


Eon p o u l t r y , p ig eo n s & Iggs ■


be held in the TO-f^ORaOt^i


j^CHOOL, (Grconncrc Street ) ^ iT U R D A Y , J A W Y . 51;


m ENTR]


ii IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. 1 '1 p.m. 9d.


Catalogues 5d. ie::! All Utility Birds in MoI iljon must be penned by 7-30 Frl djy .’niflil.


SjviEDALS, &c., FOR^JCOMPETITION. '


f


I ( i T


QUEEN’S HAUU — KING STRET, CLITHEROE.^


DANCING A.S list .\l, KVllRV SATlTDAY EVENING, 7-15 to 10-50 p.m. — PUl’CLAR. PKICi:. 1


I’lie Following Dates for 80 CLUB. .Monday, ■rnesdiry, Wediinsdav, 'I'luimdav, and l‘riday. I? Siwsionswurli l*>ay.


Xif'i'H.— No l>AM>y. WVidiUisday CLITHEROE TECHNICAL SCHOOL BROTHER!


SUNDAY AFTERNOON NBJffiis i„ the QUEEN’S HALL, Kii SI’KAKKJ: . PRESIDQjdRESS IMR. JOHN FOR


lirs I t 'AI . SER\ IC'K l).v tUia.nned T.S.A. I llOIK. he.id Slator||,i„j,anist,: ,\Ir. K. Hal.stead


•Soi.oi.sT.s : .MJ.S.S K. T IKW ® .MJ.SS ,1. ICVKIII'I. .MR. Duel,: ,MIS.s‘® i \ a.v„ .miss I). hKWS.N’Al'.


Vua.^l(i^(^ ' Ihirtion.


ANNUAL MEETING on .M O m u ’AHV Mt.l„ ,it, 7-3) p.m anon of Mrmb. I.'eionds ii. rmunntwl.


We e.\t< nd .a Hearty t'.ivitaUcIn.; ___________


■AntItem ijv Choir. I attend-


AT Tf I !■: Jl ALL


Clitheroe Free Ciurch Council. YOU ARE lIliUtl'lL IS'VIl-KI) TO


<1 W E S L E Y isHURCH C L lT H E J rb i on


Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday JANUARY 8th, 9th, pth & 11th,


y .


& SISTERHOpO g Street -»■


ANllJ^aoj itm


DISTRlBeTiOfi GilJERTI F ill Im Oisf.ribntLHi (jn I CU — TES


THE CERTIFICATES yiiini;(i l>y tin; ^'tlcnts of tlio ahovo Scliool diii'ini^ tlui Sission,


WEOR3ESDAY f^ECT^ JAWY. 9th — IN THE ASSEMBLY HALL,nt the TECHNICAL SCHOOL


RY HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR, (J.DFK.MAN W W. WIUTESID.li). Chair to he lahen at 7-30 p.m., 1 ,|..\.MES .-^ACER. E.sio. •


d. II. RA.vsiiorroM, .Soerottu-y. ' < ; .


I T H E JfAKAGER —


f ? -------------------— hi.st storv vd lihned 1 F R ID A Y . J A N U A R Y 4. 1924. P D IC E TW OPDiSCE


C3-HA.3STZD — IGNATIUS CULLEN.


------------ TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW I


I .1 VMi:s Oi.i\ i:n (•fnuooi.’.s ------ THE GIRL FROM PORCUPINE — A .in.sinc story lilnicd amid the glorious scenery of the .\orlli West. ,


so.MK'mi.Ni; Ni;\v i\ smtt.M.s 1 , ■ ''■'''■■.r-HAV .\Ni. WKD.VICSn.W. t.'nneood's


piN I MISS th. First Chapter of ' ROUND THE WORLD IN IS DAYS -r- :


STUPENDOUS ATTRACTION I


; -WICE NIGHTLY- .\T 6-30 and 8-30. MATINEE WKHXKSD.W. ,\T 2-30. .Anth.i.vv .Hoi'n's (Jreiu Novel :


PB ISB ie K .IjE B Ninety Minutes’ Wonderfu^En^ainment !


-Jilt (if pufr()-l)oyn, i»lots, and p:u>sinioiLus pamite cilly in and o\il tif jus niucli hot watcjij <”>rrics


IrediMeil le. Hi.\ Imk /.im . mat e-.cn.i er./il.'i- | ledurM i..e rime his - i - 'u l 'lt Ul )H.S|.;.\I THE aiOST THRILLING. DASHING, aid GORGEOUS DRAMA EVER SHOV/N in CLITHEROE. Alice I'e.-ry ii.s - Priiu.'ss i-'laeiii. ' mill I wi.s Sleiie in / lie iliiiil rule iif Itiiclolf Hii.s.s,.i„|, | ,m,l Ki,,,. Rudolf. se|.|.i,rl.'.l hy tlie l.iiUhmi .„si. .,f ■fh,. I••,.lll I lorscni.ii. -


ZENDA '111 .MI.SS S K K1 .M/'’r 111 .S


i.s-m MISS si;i;i.\(i ■i-iii.; l•■m■;s•|• si n|.;i:.v H.vnrirr.ti.N'.Mic.vr v ir r ( iVVi:hi-;i ) ' NO HALF-PRICES Tl THE SECOND PERFORMANCES.


T i i f i t s i i .w . KHii),\v ,v s.vn /H n .tv : K.vrii i. i; i:n- ;\h iin.\.\;n .me HKv.t.vr w .ashi-.ck .n - le- WHITE SHOULDERS From (JKO. ■n'l-tN:irs SL’CI IJSSi-i: I, NnVICL!


A (hi/./.liiig rnmiiii.e of the imiiriiie.- marfi------ ,is hi.hier.s ,m,l it.s sluve.s. Shu lesseil u lo.oi le tho Imnd.some riieer—he eon on iho I riiel-ke|.l the ruse--iiml eon tier love. too. SI0I-: Ti i K 'fEKI'.IFlO ('.\K S.M.A.SIl. i | iip-aiil amt all it.s iMomenm of liean-holdiiie iiiloreat K.-vj'm.i-;i;.\- .mcdo.x .m . i ) s ues-|- i-m uKK to D .v n ; ! !


WARDOl'R FII..MS r*RKS;.\T HOW A MAN LOVES


.\ imweifiil ilneiia rclioveil hy loiiehe.s of lliiioiir. I'liiyeil hy a slur i.wle. iaelialiiig William V .Mong. Ktiwiiril Siitherliiiid. and .Margiiiet e la .Mofle.


BASHALL EAVES ASSEMBLY ROOMS.


WHIST DRIVE & DANCE


— WEDNESDAY NEXT, JANUARY 9th. Whist. 7-30. Ilanoing tiU 2 o'eloek .AD.MIS.Mfo.X. 1 6 .


WADDINGTON READING ROOM. YOUNG. MEN’S EFFORT.


CRAN’ D


Fancy Dress


Carnival (I-'aNCV Dnu.s.s Oi'TION.VL) — .ST. irELE.VS .SCHOOL--


FRIDAY, JANUARY 11th, 1924.-- Commenee at S ]}.m.


.Prizes given for most Comic aiul originnl. Admission: CEX” I'.S. 1 6 ; LADIES, 1/-. Refreshments .at fe/i.sonahle eliargcs.


DUNSOP BRIDGE READING ROOM. ballI sopper


— FRIDAY, JANUARY 11th, 1 9 2 4 . - - An Efflcicn Band will Im in nttondunco. Coinnioncc, 8-0 ]).in.


LAHJRS, 3 / - -^ p ^C;KXT8 , 3 6.


Chatburn Church In s t itu te B i l l ia rd Club


Whist Drive, Dance, and SU P PE R


F R ID A Y , JA N U A R Y llf/t 1924


ADMISSION "l/S (all included) Whist to commence 7-30 prompt


RIBBLESDALE WANDERER.^ CRICKET ' BOWLING AND TENNIS CLUB.


Madame StlTHEARN AT HOME Preliminary Notice. GR..\ND— OF LO.NDO SsART


WHO WILL SING AND S P ^ EACH NIGHT. TO COMMENCE AT |30 P.M.


— SATURDAY, JANUARY 26th. ) COME ALONG AND BRING A |{IEND WITH YOU. \ HIGH-CLASS PR IN IN G : : : : “AHVERTISIR & TIMES.’ ' ' r * '1 i ■'4\ . '/'Cl l


IN 'I'HE HALL, LOWERGATE— Particulars Later.


18 ORIGINAL HYMN TUNES BY FUAiVClB DOCKWOllTH.


Oolite—Galileo—Itecdymoor—Loacollea— Dofmhoa - Uibbioxdoio — Shepkerd of laraal—Abbotsdeao—Aetumn, .to., otc. PriM ./4. — By Post 1/0.


4DVEKTIHKR OFI'ICB------ 27. Ooatlo Stroot ■ 'A lUmiiig:toa—6t«ppor Lane—Siranside—


T. 8ATTERTHWAITE & SON FURNISHERS.


YORK STREET, CLITHEROE T


A BUOYANT SUITE IS REALLY A “ GILT EDGED ” INVESTMENT !


NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS. 1 1 WE SHOULD all keep our good re.soltitions, if only tlioy woro


im comfortahle tind as indestruetahlo as (theru is iilw.ays a catch in these twlvortisomonfs !) BUOYANT CHAIRS ! You mil wear through a good nniny resolutions, and incideatally,


suits of clothing, hoforo you wejjr out a “ BUOYANT.”


Every year you do without these be.st of all possible Chairs, you loso so much restful comfort you might othoiaviso have enjoytxl I


||


deflijct the comse of lio-edity, and his defeat hy love. Sue LON OH ANEY in tho dual roles of Iho himehhaek and tho mad sm-goon.


— MATRI-MONY. Rti])ort Huglios' famous tr,mic-eome<lv of manied life emph;i.sizmg the importance,f ” making allowan«.s for a mode-n wife I ”


t o o l BALL CLLULS— — TOi'ICAl. BL'DCET Tlmrsday. Friday and Satnrdav. ANJ’I’A .STiW AKT I____ THE YELLCSW TYPiieOPS


A Icover star in a stoiy hrinnning with exeitement, action and Mtrill. and a work of lavish magniticence and astounding realism. The story of a woman who lived for exeitomeiit!


— HUNGRY HEARTS ! Humhl'., lifo in tlio groat melting pot of .Vmei iea. No film h/i-s it, gioator range of interesting hmnan tjnies. A ])ietnre with ii hig app,.,d — TOPICAL BUDGET —


LOOK-OUT for the to follow : A.MAB, THE TENT.MAKER I SLARLLI .‘YNCLL ! ! WHO IS DR. MAKITI.; 7 .' i , . y B E M T i l A i l S , Mai^ket Place, Ciltiier>oe, rr-rTTyr^ T>TTVTTTT\^rvTyvi The PALLADIUM „ , . . ■ ■


- - t h e m o s t u p -t o -d a t e p ic t u r e HOUSE! ____ __________________


TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW !


Lon Chanay & Edith Roberts, in a,i intensely dramalie storv - FLESH & BLOOD - - -•Uso one (It the linest examples of animal-acting over .se.n— BROKEN CHAINS ■


-Monday, Tmcd/iy and Wedne.sd.ay : ’l’WIc|.; NIGHTLY, at. ti-.30 and s--’i» ^ No .M.VTtNF.E ON W kiinesdiy


COLUWVN P,e.sents :— PROPRLF.TOR: T. COUPE.


IM(JKI-/rS may he iiht/iined from aiiv Momher of the Ci.nm-il.


RER'I IE I-.. dOXES, lion. .See. PRICES: 9d. and Gd. CLITHEROE & DISTRICT GOLF CLUB.


WHIST DRIVE & DANCE


In the ODD SCIIOOI,. Cl,melt Brow,


WEDNESDAY NEXT, JANUARY 9th .At 8-0 p.m.


'I'ICKirrs. 2 6 E.ACH. Rlifreshments at reasiinahle PricfW.


Missionar}'^ Sketch Entitled: ".A l:.AU'(.'H lllvRO.”


St. James’s School WEDN.ESDAY NEXT, JANUARY 9th-.


GREAT BARGAINS IN


6RAIII0PII08ES A RECORDS. A 1924. necessity


Xow i.s (h,- time; to get v X“o honif Is eompleti* w irj VC can o/ler yoii instniiiK >


care -oul'l a u Z ' " 'A T’‘‘ -^'T'


We Itavc m Slock a line selection of high-el/iss. rich tone graraopliones, ;it priee.s r.angine


3 9 / - . We only si.Il inst rument.s whieh lone


experience Inm langht ns to recommend with confidcnct;.


*An ciun-inoiis immbcr of records nvaihihle in- eluding the “ pantomime hits” also dance selections and operatic selections. Priee.s from 2/G douhio Sidcfl. Why not get a set of records TO-DAY? ('till and inspect niir varieties.


‘phone. It music nnd care, ,md l.nngs mto tlie home li.appinoss. ‘Ihivcs away dull t l l l C it ’ 1 2 T A O m . 84 COI.TTMNS, ' r ' . , ^ \ .. : " 3 . iM ie s t m ^ i K


LAE^fES .A^ATS AT


d u r a f i t h o u s e ,


lad ie s RAINCOATS, from . . 17/6 FADIES TWEED, from . . . . 25/-


LADIES VELOUR from . . . . 9 , R IARKET PLACE. 39/6 ' ?■


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