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:::: 'Tlu* siorv relatps Uic ailvontiiR's of a Hnlisli war ace. who. in orUt to :::: ]»rnlcoi the family honour ami covim* u\) a serious hliimler of liis younj^er iirothor takes the name of .lohn Smitli ami disappears. He later turns up in the l-'rces of tlie (-'anadian North-West .Mounted Police wlierc lie soon falls in love witli Ids cotnmandanls dan«;htcr. -Mr. 3lurray*s singing is very pleji.'ing. -A jiictnre yon will tlioroughly enjoy.


i:’i: Also GEORGE O’BRIEN in if F A IR W A R N IN G


i;|: Tells the ,-tory of .a luiinitive youth who eould not nnderstand men. but ::i: ]iossessed an nneanny infhienee over wild things. It displays the elever :;:j acting of a ilorse and a Dog and unfolds a story of outstanding merit,


iiil SUPER SOUND NEWS.


:::: THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 8-0. SATURDAY at 6-15 and 8-30 p.m. .1::: EDMUND LOWE, MAE CLARKE and WILLIAM HARRISON in


il-off [•iuht.


I MEN ON CALL


H:: A romantic .story ot the ( ‘oast (Inard rServire. 8ho loved one man—was :::: Invt'tl hy Ids p;d. '^I’lii* sea gave lier to them—^'I'lie Sea gave the -Answer. ;;i:


tivat in .<tnre for you. liii Also EL BRENDEL in MR. LEE^OSa OF ORANGE What’s all llic s!iootiit«g for I It ha])])cns wlieii a strange bird finds


2:: Idm.self in a nest of inacldnc guns. -A double barrelled comedy with Hii El Brcndel in iiuth ham Is, Here is a laugh riot, widcli c.stahlishcs Brendcl H:: as *• tiie Chaplin of tlio talking .screen.’’


Super Sound News.


(.‘(.)MI.NC SHUirrLY •• WILL l!0(ilJJ!S in.— THE YANKEE AT KING ARTHUR’S COURT.


SALEofWORK


Continued To-Morrow (Saturday) nii To be Opened a t 3 p.m. by MISS PHYLLIS GARNER.


Chairman : MR. WALTER BEARDSALL.


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ENTERTAINMENTS Admission 6d. ; Children 4d. REFRESHMENTS 1111


J u m b le S a le will he held a t


VISIT THE GROCERS’ AND ALLIED TRADES E X H I B I T i O I M BELLE VUE, MANCHESTER


.APRIL 19th TO APRIL 30th, 1932 .Mi'sio I’.',


rm; Kr.Nowsr.n nrd BESSES O’ TH’ BARN BAND


M 11:1011 D in r t o r : .Mu. Kui'.ii Ibtvi.i:, .Mils. Hue., K.R.C.O.. etc. FASHION PARADES BY BRITISH CELANESE LTD. fU.MPKTITIO.VS


( n 'l lK R -VIM'R.ACTIO.V.S. A MOTOR TRIP to the Exhibition is being organised by your


Local Grocers’ Association, tor WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27th, leaving King Lane, Clitheroe at 1 -30 p.m. Returning from Belle Vue at 9-30 p.m. Tickets (which include .Motor Diive, -Admission to Kxhihition, iind udmission to the J’Icasnrc (Iroinids) 4,9 each.


Tickets ohtainiihlc from tlic I’losident (Air. A. K. Ycevers, Post


Office, .''hawbridge), or from the S(‘cictary (Win. 1). ftnsliton, 20, Waterloo Hoad).


Tickets to be obtained Not Later than Wednesday, April 20th.


HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY OF SPENDING AN INTERESTING AND ENJOYABLE AFTERNOON. To avoid disappointment Early Booking of Tickets is advisable.


C A R P E T S


CLITHEROE AND WHALLEY arc now included in tlic Area covered by our


TWO DELIVERIES DAILY 9 a.m.


4 p.m. Tf yon Iiave Goods to Collect or Deliver in


BLACKBURN, ACCRINGTON, DARWEN, PRESTON, CHURCH, CLITHEROE, OSWALDTWISTLE, GREAT HARWOOD, RISHTON, CLAYTON-LE-MOORS, CHERRY TREE, or WHALLEY.


Pliono 0170, or semi a Postcard to


BLACKBURN PARCEL EXPRESS LTD. MEADOW STREET, BLACKBURN


Special Journeys catered for. Rates on request.


ALL VARIETIES, BODY CARPETS for Fitting, SQUARES and STAIR CARPETS.


We li.avo a very large stock of New and Attractive designs. Skilfully fitted a t Competitive Prices.


LINOLEUMS AND ALL FLOOR COVERINGS.


Wc very much appreciate your enquiries jor any oj the above mentioned. We shall be glad to give estimates for any requirements.


CARPETS CLEANED AND REPAIRED. REFITTING, &c., by capable workmen.


T. Satterthwaite & Son Ltd. YORK STREET


W. D. GUNLIFFE, F.G.I. 8, MARKET PLACE, Clitheroe TEL. 103


DOWNHAM SCHOOL


Why not buy B A C O N which has that mellow flavour and quality ! 7d. per lb. in piece.


Smoked 9d. per lb. „


TOMORROW, Saturday, Apr. 16th There will also he Stalls for


NEW GOODS and PRODUCE.


Proceeds to bo divided between the Ribblcsdalo Nursing Association and the Women’s Institute.


Doors ojicn a t 3 o’clock. Admission including Afternoon Tea Gd.


Followed hy a DANCE from 7-30 to 11-30. Admission 9d. A. Taylor’s Melody Makers Band.


GBINDLETON VILLAGE INSTITUTE. Floral Bazaar


APRIL 27th and 30th, 1932 To be Iitdtl in the


NATIONAL CHILDREN’S HOME GRINDLETON


GRINDLETON VILLAGE INSTITUTE Whist Drive


WEDNESDAY Next, APRIL 20th. At 7-30 p.m.


In aid of the Sweet Stall a t the forthcoming Bazaar.


ADMISSION 1/-. OGIER


Has Kemoved from Grove House. Woone Lane, to


Teh 191


13, YORK STREET, Clitheroe (Opposite Grand Kinema).


PALLADIUM TALKINEMA T so u n d s t jv r pM f a d J


Tin; Housk for the Discrdun'.xting. TWICE NIGHT at 6-15 and 8-30 p.m.


Tolophono 147. Seats Booked Free.


TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW. Here’s another long luscious lau»h with Leon Errol, Lilyan Tashman, Zazu Pitts m FINN AND HATTIE. ° Five Thousand Fathoms of Fim with the Funniest Comedy Team h'ilrned.


ON THE STAGE—FRED DECUNA, Xylophone, Banjos and Vocal onlertainer A FIUST KATE SHOW.


MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY HERE ARE TWO MORE SENSATIONAL ATTRACTIONS CLIVE BROOK CHARLES ROGERS, RICHARD ARLEN and FAY WRAY in


The UWYERS SECRET CREEPING SHADOWS


Tlie story of—A Sliot in the Xight—five livc.s pitched headlong .into a storm of conflicting fear, hate, dangei-, despair------only the lavwcr knows the truth. his silence hums with suspense ! Thrilling Mystery. ' Intense Suspense.


ALSO SHORTS, NOVELTIES, NEWS. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY


Ho Von Ltkk Weird My.steries ? T hen Se e—


With FRANKLIN DYALL, MARGOT GRAHAME and LESTER MATTHEWS. GHOSTLY, but not Ghastly ! From Will Scott’s famous thriller “ The Linipin"' Man.” There are limes when holding liand.s a t the pictures needs no exous^ you’ll all agree this show provides one. The eerie and uncanny atmosphere! a scream here, a shot there, hooting of Owls, secret panels, subterranean passages! a murder, a fight—but see i t ! Don’t bring Castanonts—Your knees will do !


Also SHORTS, NOVELTIES, NEWS.


LOOK OUT FOR AND DON’T MISS—Whealer and Woolsoy in— CAUGHT PLASTERED.


(Another “ My Wife’s Family ” Quality). STANLEY LUPINO in LOVES LIES *f C colithre ~ iV Vi


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LOOK OUT FO/t’—XORMA SHE.VR1*:K‘S '.rriumiih—A FREE SOUL


PICTURE HALL


:::: TO-NIGHT, Friday, at 8 o’clock. TO-MORROW, Saturday, at 6-15 and 8-30 “ PARADISE ISLAND” and “ BRACELETS.” -A tb e a t I.Vomainme. lie .Ailvi.sed and See It.


iiii MONDAY and TUESDAY at 8-0. WEDNESDAY at 2-30, 6-15 and 8-30. LOIS .MO^vA^' and .1. I IA I IOL I ) ML' I IKAY in


Cycle. Stored Cars Parked G Tcl. 27.8 TO-NIGHT at 6-15 and 8-30. TO-MORROW, Saturday, at 6-15, 2-30 and 8-30.


SIDXKY HOWARD, the famous A'orksliire comedian in ALMOST A DIVORCE If yon like fun—and jilenty of it—see Ibis.


ADVENTURES IN AFRICA—SPEARS OF DEATH. It’s a tip-top programme. H K S H S H K H H H H S


Next MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY at 6-15 & 8-30. Matinee Wed. 2-30 GR15AT R R IT lS l l ATTRACTION.


SHERLOCK HOLMES THE SLEEPING CARDINAL K K H K S K H H H K K K


The FtnnoKii Detective, and


ARTHUR WONTNER and superb oast in flie tinilling mystery story by SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE.


A masterly and gripping production.


THURSDAY and FRIDAY at 6-15 and 8-30. SATURDAY at 2-30, 6-15 and 8-30. KD.MUKD DOWD .\xi) LOIS YIORA.N in


131U-OtA.nC ! THHILEINU ! IntermiUonal crooks aboard a Liner on the High Seas. Hint and (Jounlcr-plot. An Outstanding Fox Success th a t liolds like a vice.


TRANSATLAHTIG


MOOR LANE United Methodist GHURGH CLITHEROE.


T. WILSON & SONS YORK STREET


Clitheroe. Tel. 88 REGISTERED AS A NEWSPAPER. FKIDAY. APRIL 15. 1932.


THEATRE ROYAL, BLACKBURN MORE POnULAlt THAN EVER


I S '^estern^^ Electric .I^SOUND)|.~:'-HsVSTEM.i6g*


TllRKhl SHOWS DAILY AT 2-;!0, 0-25 AND 8-40 r..M.


Commencing Monday Next, April 18th


Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday A NIGHT IN MONTMARTRE


Thursday, Frid.iy and S.aturday TOO MANY COOKS


Vurkty .1(1 -- ALFRED JEPSON and NANCY NEILD


Kntertninn-s at the Piano.


A lO.VI’ WD i*: 1C — HIN D L E WA K ES Ibiok A"ow.


Popular prices 4d. to 1/3 including tax Matinees 3d. to 9d. Children 2d. to 5d.


Box Office, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. & 6 to 9 p.m Saturdays continuously from 10 to 9. Telephone 6810.


DON’T FORGET THE


Infirmary Effort TO-NIGHT


at Waddington PARISH CHURCH G.F.S.


JUMBLE SALE


and POUND STALL TO-MORROW, SATURDAY a t 3 i).m.


In ST. JIAP.Y’S SCHOOL ADMISSION 3d.


•lintible. e(e.. thankfully I’ceeived To-night, I'l'iday, 7 to 9 p.ni.


^


It’s Hardly Believable But it’s True !


Benthams wili supply you from stock with a B p an d N ew Guaranteed Bike fo r £ 2 /1 9 /6 cash.


g YOU CAN RIDE IT FOR ^ 14 DAYS TRIAL APPRO- J VAL, AND IF YOU ARE J NOT PERFECTLY SATIS- M FIED, YOUR CASH WILL g BE REFUNDED WITH- g OUT QUESTION.


M 2/- per week. BENTHAMS FOR BETTER BIKES


14, MARKET PLACE Clitheroe.


Trousseau for the Bride of BRIDAL OUTFITS,


We have a charming and inexpensive collection If you desire^ we can


faithfully carry out your own ideas in delightful Silk Materials.


COME ALONG AND VIEW FASHIONS LATEST, oxprossod in pleasing designs.


EDITH M. ELLIOTT Tel. 241


YORK STREET, CLITHEROE


FORESIGHT GRATES


PATENT


1 2 P A G E S S 4 C O L U M N S


A SUIT MAY BE JUST A SUIT OR IT MAY BE A DURAFIT SUIT T /io se who w ea r D u r a j i l S u its gel something extra


T i iky Gkt — -All llio .skill iiiid craftsinaiisliip o£


master tailors ; -All the built up o.xjieriejicc of over


of patterns.


GO years tailoring ; -All the best tnsto in the choice


IM!)J>iAI-VYNI3 & J{F3A.I> Dumjit House


9, MARKET PLACE, CLITHEROE Tclepboiie 5S.


P R I C E T W O P E N C E .


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