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One of the most brilliant pictures it lias been our pleasure to present. Your, last opportunity to enjoy this wonder film. Week commencing May 20th:
MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY— Continuous from 6-30 ' DOLORES DEL RIO as the bewitching Countess in
With REGINALD OWEN, VERREE TEASDALE, VICTOR JORY. Dazzling — Delightful — The gayest love story of the ages.
Special — “ ROYAL JUBILEE FILM.” — Special.
THURSDAY & FRIDAY Continuous from 6-30 ; SATURDAY at 6-15 and 8-30. W. C. FIELDS in
YOU’RE TELLING ME With ‘ BUSTER ’ CRABBE, JOAN MARSH A Great Comedy. You’ll laugh from start to finish.
Also ANNE GREY and TOM H ELMORE in “ THE SCOOP.” Ingenious Murder Mystery. Sound News.
RIALTO — cafee “ Blackburn
This Week-end : DIANA WYNYARD in “ OVER THE RIVER.” John Galsworthy’s famous story !
MONDAY Next, MAY 20th, and ALL WEEK Sp-arkling Entertainment, Brimful of Laughter
CICELY COURTNEIDGE in
Things Are Looking Up With MAX MILLER and WILLIAM GARGAN. U film. This is surely Cicely's funniest ever. Bring the Eamily !
ip.m. (except front stalls.) •SAT. at 2-30, . 0-30, 8-15.
• p.m. CONTINUOUS Mon day to Fniday from 6-30
Also Walt. Disney’s Coloured Symphony ; Wise Little Hen.’ And The Universal News MATINEE Dnilv at 2-30
FOR I ’Phono 4246-7 Open 11 n.m. to 10 p.m. THE DEAF. 110 n.m. to 9-30 p.m. 'daily. Moderate charges.
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TO-MORROW. The finest picture seen in Clitheroe for some time “ WHOM THE GODS DESTROY.” Have you got your seal 1
Week commencing May 20th. MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY ONSLOW STEVENS and DICKIE MOORE in
R E -U I \ I IO I \ l
We ask you not to confuse this with a picture already shown in the town which bad a similar title. This is a refreshing pleasant and entertaining story, some
'bright humour and a child element that is guaranteed to keep you engrossed throughout.
Gaumont Sound News and Full Supporting Programme.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY DOLLY HAAS and CYRIL MAUDE in
GIRLS WILL BE BOYS
Here is a pert, jolly comedy, cunningly devised to delight old and young, and the piquant theme, evergreen in its humour and appeal, is approached from
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an entirely new angle. A bright succession of hilarious situations, gaily relieved by pretty sentiment, clean as a new pin, this comedy represents capital light entertainment.
MICKEY MOUSE in “ PLAYFUL PLUTO.” . Gaumont Sound News and Full Supporting Programme.
Next Week—RALPH LYNN and ROBERTSON HARE in “ DIRTY WORK.” | Booking Office Open every Saturday Aftebnqon from 2 to 4 p.m.
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BATTERIES
We are offering a variety of H.T. and OTHER BATTERIES at SPECIALLY CHEAP RATES. It will pay you to investigate this offer. Call when you’re passing.
B A Z A A R To he held in the SCHOOLROOM FRIDAY, May 31st & SATURDAY, June 1st CLITHEROE LABOUR PARTY
To be Opened First Day by— THE HON. MRS. RALPH ASSHETON Chairman : REV. W. S. HELM, Rural Dean of Whalley.
To be Opened Second Day by—
HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR OF CLITHEROE (Councillor J . II. Sattertjiwaite)
Chairman: ROBIN GREENWOOD, Esq., Whalley.
CHINA STALL, FLOWER STALL, FANCY STALL, GENERAL STALL and MEN’S STALL
Preliminary Notice.
ENTERTAINMENT & REFRESHMENT MARQUEES in Field adjoining School. Time o f
Opening : 2 o’clock Each Day.
Prices of Admission : Friday, First Day : 1/- to 5 o’clock ; 6d. after 5 o’clock. Saturday, Second day : Gd. All Day.
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Whitsuntide Holidays
OUR NEW IMPROVEMENTS HAVE CERTAINLY BEEN APPRECIATED BY OUR CUSTOMERS. WILL YOU KINDLY BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENTS EARLY PLEASE?
EVERY KIND OF* B E A U T Y CUL T U RE t t t i - T Q IX T rC t
W ALijrIk5, 7, Preston New Road, BLACKBURN Specialists in Permanent Waving Tel. 5923
MR. S. AWBERY (Labour Candidate) will reply to SIR WM. BRASS, M.P. at a specially convened 'meeting in The Labour Rooms, Eshton Terrace, on SUNDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, MAY 19th, at 3 o’clock.
Chairman : Mr. J. Higson Collection.
COME AND HEAR MR. AWBERY’S SMASHING REPLY.
EARPHONES , No extra charge iTako Lunch. Tea or PROVIDED for Reserved FREE I Seats.
METHODIST CHURCH, GRINDLETON.
The Floral Bazaar TO-MORROW—Saturday, at 2-30.
WILL BE CONTINUED
Opener—Mrs. J . Yates, Accrington. Chairman—Jins. T. Marsden, Darwen. ADMISSION : Cd. all day. Children 3d.
TEAS AND REFRESHMENTS AT REASONABLE CHARGES. SHORT MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS.
FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1935.
Cycles stored. Oar. parked —■ ■ NIGHTLY at 6-15 & 8-30.
SS-S Wesremf§& Electric • S a s o u s p L J i m i w i e y ;
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Starring Leslie Banks, Edna Best, Little Nova Pilbeam. Book Your Shat—There’s Going to be a Crowd.
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NEXT WEEK IS LAUGHTER WEEK MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY BOBBY HOWES and GORDON HARKER in
MADAME DU BARRY THIRD TIME LUCKY
Also ROBERT HALE in “ WHAT HAPPENED TO HARKNESS.” A Eeast of Comedy.
The famous Comedy that lias made millions laugh. When a crook masquerades as a bishop and a vicar poses as a crook—something’s hound to happen—and it does. You are, going to laugh right enough !
LAUREL AND HARDY in their latest—“ THEM THAR HILLS.” I t ’s too funny for words ! Stan and Oliver are in great form.
“ THE ROYAL JUBILEE PROCESSION.”
This memorable event has been filmed to perfection by Bathe from advantageous points all along the route.
• • • • • • • • THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY METRO-GOLDWYN’S FAMOUS MUSICAL REVIEW HOLLYWOOD PARTY
With LAUREL & HARDY, JIMMY DURANTE, LUPE VELEZ, POLLY MORAN, MICKEY MOUSE and HIS HOT CHOCOLATE SOLDIERS in Colour.
There’s Music, Laughter, Brilliant ensembles, Songs and Dances in the maddest and Merriest Review ever made.
ST. PAUL’S, LOW MOOR Choir Sermons
■* ' TEL. 278 MATINEES, Wednesday A Saturday, 2-30.
TO-NIGHT & TO-MORROW— ENGLAND’S GREATEST THRILLER— “ THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH.”
On SUNDAY Next, MAY 19th
Prcacheratl0-30a.nl. THE VICAR Preacher at G p.m.
DR. NIELD-FAULKNER of Knott End.
Collections for Choir Bund.
NATIONAL FARMERS UNION Clitheroe & Bowland Branch
Annual Farmers’ Trip EXCURSION TO
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5th, 1935 Northern Ireland
By Special Dining Car Saloon Train to STRANRAER, thence by Luxurious L.M.S. Steamer for the Cruise up the placid waters of Loeh Ryan and then crossing the North Channel to LARNE Two hours sailing in all.
Motor Coaches will be waiting
there to take the parly for one of the most interesting tours in Northern Ireland, by the Coast Road to Giant’s Causeway, visiting Garron Tower and many other places. Tea is taken at PORTRUSH on the return journey to Larne.
TICKETS 33/- each, including Rail, Steamer and Coach Fare, and Four Meals.
EARLY APPLICATION IS ESSENTIAL
Programmes giving full particulars may be had from the Secretary — HARRY COOK.
THE CASTLE, CLITHEROE OPENING OF MUSICAL SEASON Two Concerts BENTHAMS
S t . Leonard’s Church, Downham clitlie™ Borouph Prize Band SUNDAY Next, MAY 19th.
Afternoon at 3-15. Evening at S o’clock.
Conductor : Mr. Bert. Cross Collections at All Entrances.
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