'lv|. Theo. Wilson & Sons, LTD.


the fireplace sh o p . . R O O M


SCALED i l SERVICE


iWESf STREET, :a GKB*URN.:


[ P E R has hhi


Ifaheral rience


I l E N c t , , in abiihdance,


t h e


V I S I T O U R S H O W R O O M S , . Y O R K s t r e e t ; t L I T H B R O E .


h o t - A I B ; ■ ’


u’■'4♦4^'v' registered as a NEWSPAP^;


ini> with confiden^, since sen^ng. since 1885.


which is ntcessa^ iervice.* We make


_L ERipRlA^


OF distinctioIn - GBANflE and]STONE.


IRING And GLIDING, Efe, i A gP^CIAlIT^


! for EsJmates


H. 1|AYL6R i ’CHDRGR LAN'E.j:


|CLATTOI|r-tE*Mp9RS AGCRINGTO:


Ighest standard of Virinnanship at niodest'cost.'


t h d I t GiiE ETINGS


t s ,—Losing birthday, greetings ly son Sehi'y, on his |22nd bir ;h-' 'April 21Bt; sp-vlnd overae.as. ■


pdy loTi te ■


alwa r a l f '


Bear sohB and brottere, John, |on ’ p rd 'birthday, Apri' md, Royal ines,


iA„ and br I—


a ' _j Loving birlliday greetings to pirthto, April 30th, Royal Navy,


[where.i’tlseai Innot be igether 1


1 agaln.-


J to S: ay you ;ant prayer, :ou may ’ ' strife ap ave you


I-Prora i, thalley ^


protected: [ I and!James, on pis. )ad,|Clitherbe.


i ; a n d I ta lr i- y , o n t l j a g e t h e r w i t h t h e . 'i


I .—Lovii^ birthday] Ideal- sons. Albert.


I His keeiiing until we ther, Dac And Family. •


. delivered' strain :|


: .


' greetings to, on the 22nd e!20tli; serv- .M,P.


\nd .happy wishes ccj, 1 Mam, Dad,:'Reuh!4 and Lewis,


T 5 a j o y tp h a v e tw < j i o n s — send cmgratulatlpns ■


w o a s O n e a s y o u j - ] D.—Lovih 20th


ty, ser O.M.P.


E 1


t I


the ski le port ne day


itle Vie w Clithei-Gd ' a b i r t h d a y


iur shh Df life sail a -good long and clear;


■vlr IS


glad (n


m Dofik !y 'Road


[ir dear his 21s Ing'son


'bu make on that -wel- dear-,


-be bright p


>, brother Jim, Jinuju; libhefoe;


COMIN G O F


; I birthday, 'jvjiere in


im Muih, M t ii g s , f o n d


ay gre. those w


B.—Lod


list bli­ the Rl


ER.—Lp'ivng birthpi


1(1 t h i n k fehp D a d , a n !d


dear s-on! Always


-From leld," B|i


i . and Bevis.


sin and bi'bther, Arthur, , April 23id; England.


'


.’knd true, liiorld of you.


vlshes from bi-othei- theB.


sister Ooimie. il,


im; sei-vmg


ing birthday; greetings to and, bi-olher Predi on


hday, April 23rd; serving A|C., India Command.


E /^ - p t h e r . D a a r r o w .


i i R T H


laii, to LA.C . andfMrs; W. Elsie iQlairk),! a son,


.. Brooksice,’’ Downham,


1 well. :Gi-ilteful thanks Mothers, and' all con-


View, Clitheroe, : Thomas, husband! jpf the late


] ) E A T H 5 ihe 13th Abril,! 1945, at


N; aged 66 Vpars.,Interred 's! Cemetery, Ion the 17th.


Weit


- O n t h e |V i e w , C l


:|he k;ith April, 1945,


Erddford Methodist Burial '■.e 19 th.


wife of thi h her 75th


l i k t __ ,. , 'MkS., PAEjKER, agi O h S aiy e d72


ALKER, In ^ 7ibh year, at St.. Mary's &metery, I^rll 21st, ^|-12-p noon. _


the 18th: April, 1945, iiUrst Stkebt,, Olltber=e, . ’beloved 1!husband of


t. Mab':S: 7 j y


the 14th iprill 1945, at ,reet, Clitheroe, Mary, wife of ■WiiiiAM! Walsh. year, .JnterrM at St-


B E T T ^ N /yqTiv^ |y, Apr 1113th, I9w


he Lon:hath give u»i„_ j^TYay." vill, 0 Lor


iper Bernard' Astih, mho,: died i woujids^receiy^ In jaction in,


me death bfi their only :spm .V I V of syni- * ' ' J — I iONdI y NEiT at 64) and 8-15.! XiIeSDAY & WEDNESDAY at 7-30.


and the Lord but‘ Thine be


View, Clitjh :iroe'.; : ] ' ■ j


, J .'K irk, died.pf wbunds April'9th, 1945;, ill his 122nd-


' L a m i t i e e t . Olitherbei, Ai


ps.-ln ad,


l!- IN MEMORIAA/|


jDvlng memory ]of ai d ^ fhomas Bafts,


autifu. I his


behind.


loving wife] and Mother. S»ad, Clitheroe.:


life, April |l?th,i memory hej left hehinn-


c i Kirk. lloyal‘iReg^i^!' usband of Mary and father mbn, and only, son of Mr,


finest romances i evet-filmed; here Js a nevr beeh beater , in battle. ! , V “Gems j p i s ’’-Comedy.


Dealing with; t^e lAm^can Marines


n a c tn and embodymg one of the vivid, picture of the Corps that nas


| - - - TOUCHDOVVN : TABS V


THURSDAY land FEIDAy at 7-30. SA'TUBDAY: Matinee 2-15; Jtc jG O D F to , T EA EIE JEANNE BE CASAIlS


“THE ’YOKES on! ME’’—Comedy. I j “HIGHLIGHTS OF VARIETY.


It takes a good civilian! to be a gQ9d s tlito to fhis toj, or any o and here: we see lam old General “ domg his mit a* 4°“ ®


. - _ n n C


—Interest.; — r


L O 1R '. ^ :


MEDMi FOR THE GENERA ^ -


”


[ WEAVERS’ INSTITjUTE, I CLITHEROE 1 ' FRIDAY, '4th isiAY


I .1.■■ !:!: ■ : " N.L.R.C.i r


BING CROSBY | T l A N r E I &, ANN SHELTpl}] ¥


(It’s New! It's Different I,!) ; : i,


Open Crooning Championship for tion of Ann Shelton.


I I


Open Crooning Championship for I '


of Bing C r^ y . ,


Dancing to J. TURNER AND' HIS BAND, 8F-l| a.m. ADMISSION 2/6l: FORCES -1/6.


| ^ . ^ f i n a l INTER-GOY. GUP


“ C” Coy, V. (Holders)


, ; : , “ B” Coy. on SHAW BRIDGE GROUND


Saturday, April 28tli . !. Klck'-off S-Oip-m. .


god save' thE KING. 11 . .. ■--■-cri ' ' . -j ADMISSION 6d, j H.M. Forces Free.


Frdceeds to Mayor of Clitheroe’s Services Welfare Fund.


SUNDAY SCHOOL G.F.S. JUMBLE SALE 1


PARISH CHURCH i


and POUND STALL OH'


I SATURDAY, APRIL 28th ] | ^ :!' :■! '


at 3 pim.; -J ■ 1 ] | in LOWER SCHOOL | iiAdmissionSd, Refresliments on Sale


Gifts of Jumble.T etc., thankfully received on- Friday evening, 7-j9fip.


' 1' .■ I


NEWTON INSTITUTE DANCE


FRIOAyJ MAY I 8 p.mli—.1 a.m..


Admission i2s. ; Forces 1$. 4th


SAVOY ACCORDION Pr.7'tei-: ’.-.'i.d'iTf 'RDd


i[ BAND


I IIn; I I iJij


VI


Frank Astln' Friends ana ,


i a jadium -


O T M O R T A B L Y p P AaTt.y .A D I U M . —


t h e i B E S T i a t I T H E 'ifle L ., n 1 4r7..


l


thei-ob, LIZZIE, e|latb Thomas y e a r . l I n t e r r e d


fl28, Whalley ^ a p , , Clitheroe^' ,Eir,.................. , T -


EiR.-(3n[the iMilApril, 19f5,’ t h e b e!


wife- of years.— 'emetery,


i i ! I [HERE IT IS ;! I ! _M _, ..FIVER


■A i-MOST intimate! REVUE at


ST. CATHERINE’S SCHOOL, WEST BRADFpRD


FRIDAY, MAY: 4th ; SATURDAY, MAY ?th j


I i ! at..8,p[m. j ■, .


' ROLL UP! ROLL UP! Or at : ie^st bi y a I ticket.


PREVIiWji C0MME]1TS :


The showi to end shows.-" Cynic.” | Its presentation shows remarkable nerve on the part ot tne i„ producer.rr" Prattler.'’ : : No ;dogjs allowed ,in.--R.S.P.C:!. A. !


i Proceeds in aild of - Reid Cross Fund.


i .


; seats! 2s.:


To-night, Fridsly, April 27th L :


50-50 i BALL .: lat'l |! ' ,' | :■'


THE HALL, LOWERGATE Dancing from 8 p.m.i ito 1 a.m. to :,


Admission 2s. 6d. . [ : H.M. Forces Is. 6d. I 1


i JOHN GRADWELL! AND his BAND Bight of Admission Reserved. I n


, ‘


n our fhoilghts. ! and Alan:


I g e ay greetings


p d 2 2 n d , g t o g e 'f h e i


I reetings,! on tp Bert and with the


;pese troubled this is pm-, through iall


you,, som 5Qody' carejs, ^rememberejd m some-'


l And br:...yg you safe back home.;. ... jim, darling,


n'Moth® and All it 8, Slddows' nue, Cliberbe; also .brother Rill.i rather Deafa, S.E.A.C.’


__Cl T n A r%


Luncheons 12 to 2. Eleasonable 'ohhrges.


; Cafe Restaurant • Open 10.30 a.m to 7.0 p.m. each day. .


R IA L T f


I LUXURY CINEMA Iss CAFE :


: BLACKBCBN.] —— ^ ' MARIA MONTEZ


SUSANNAj FOSTER' i


Advance BcLking for 6.0 & 8.0 p.m. Shows on Saturday onlyj


i ’Phone 4240/7, i 1 , .


This Week-end :: Jack Oakie In ' 'THE! MERRY MONAHANS.”, ----- "■">/» — i— ■


------!".,' / .....-------------- -


bf MONDAY, APRIL 30th, ALL WEEK j|c,


.


jTURHAN I . B E Y


The! thrills of la llfctinaejfrpin a lifetime of thrills I 1 I ShowingJat 2,5t)i'p6,li) — 8,15.. |


1 I 1 r ii- ' - ' 1 BOWERY TO BROADWAY 1 : ,i ■


•GA™nT :b^ITIS]9 news. (AU the latest news). !, INTERLiuilE BY JACK LAWSON at khe THEATRE ORGAN.


.1 i . ■ i ■ i. i


C in em a iR^yal ' ,


BLACKBURN. . . Tel. 6810; 1 I |l 1 ' ' . -1 " . ■


B R I AI i In


- ■ ' ' ■' - i ' CAFE, i ■ RESTAURANT open daily from 10 a.m. Lunchfns 12 to 2 p.m. : Reasonable charges.


i '


Gene Tienn y, Dana! Andreiys inVhe mystery thriller, “LAljJRA.” , MONI


N DONLEVY — ANN WALTER ABEL


at 2-15 p,m.-OONTIN'UOUS| Mon­ day to Friday f-om . 5-50. Saturday, Three Shows: 2-|15,5-501and 8;-0 p.m;;


AN AlWEMCANI MAnNEE'DiMLY. |


RKiHARDS a vivid, plctiir.esque-and very human story . Photographed ]ni glorious; Technicolor!


for 5-50 and‘8-0, Saturdays Only,


' ADVANCE ' BOQKING


EARPHONES FREE .


FOR HHE; :DEAF-


1 BBITISH LEGION — CHATBURN BR^V^^CH GRAND BALL


CHURCH INSTITUTE, CHATBURN | To-tiight, Friday, April, 2 7 th '


EDDkE mIgARRY 3i HIS j FliiL BROADCASTING B \ \ iD Dancing ^ito l.i '! Refreshnyents.


ADNISSIoIn : 3s. 6d. j j : FORCES M IN .UNIFORM, ,2s. |6d.. ' Bight pf.iadmlsrionjstrlcily resefve^ ' ‘ ' ■ ] ■, i


CHURCH INSTITUTE, ^ FRIDAY, 'MAY 4th


' CHATBURN


Floor Manager: Mr, Mark Kerron, i Dancing 3 ito 1 a.m. .'


GRAND l Xt E b a l l First appearance of-


SYD ASHMEAD AND HIS RITZ ORCHESTRA ! Acclaimed by all as the finest band In Lancashire.


Featuring Old Tyme and Swingtime, simethmg to suit all tastes I ADMISSION 3s. — Forces : at reduced: price.-


T ! . 1 Preliminary Notjice. WADDINGTON VILLAGE FORCES FUND — MEN’S EFFORT


A Fancy Dress Parade I & loanee for Children I


I .


and a Grs^nd Dance Will be l^eld in :


ST. HELENAS iSk:HOOL I on . WHIT MONDAY, MAY 21st


: Dancing:!—Children, 8.0 pjm. till 9.0 p.m.i : Parade and Judging 17.0' p.m. 11 : Adults,/9.0 j p.ni. tlllj 2.0 a.m. i:


I


Judges for the Fancy Dress will be Mr. and Mrs. Cole, of Clither.ee. There will be:separate classes for children as follows:^


; Children I under 8 years;i Children 8 :to 15 yeps ■ (Original and Comic in each Group) :


There will also be' a class for all children for dress not costing .


! ;


Prizes for each Class, given as Sa\Ws. Certificates; or Savings Stamps; will be:-i


above 3s. 6d.' : i


' I ADMISSION:—Adults lls. ll6d.; Children Is: : ■


1st Prize, 15s.; -2nd Prize, 7s, 6d.; i Consolation Prize, 2s. 6d. I Spot Prizes Will also be|given,for the Dancing.


AID TO RUSSIA FLAG DAY


TO-MORROW, SATURDAY PLEASE GIVE GENEROUSLY


Collectors' are urgently needed at The Mayor’s Parlour,: Friday, 3—4 p.m.'and.6.301-8 p.m.; and all day Saturday.: ■ 1 i • ' i


FOOTBALL No. 1 T.B.R.E.


, , , 1 ■ 1 ' 17118 Week-end; ! :',: | : 11


1 ' -.:


'1


■ ■ ' ' i 1 '■ ■ '1 . ,L ..... '! ■..... ! , , . 'M............. .. L


1 ;■ 1 t


'— 1 RENDEZVOUS FOB ENTERTAINMENTS


ASSEMBLY ROOMS, WHALLEY.Tel. 3212. ’ You get the Homely Atmosphere at our


DANCES


Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY GISBDRN AND DISTRICT [ YOUNG FARMERS’ CLUB


RED CROSS SHOW & GIFT SALE I


I to beilield on


SATURDAY, MAY 26th, 1945 in the GISBURN | AUCTION MART.


to coirimencel 'at 11.30 a.m. :


Classes for Young Farmers’ Calves. Classes for Handicraft and- Needlework and Cookery,


I ■ Pet Dog Classes. Weight Guessing Competition. (For details fiee Schedules); .


' GIFT SALE I at 2.30 p.m. Organised:In conjunction viith; the Hellifleld Branch of the N.P.U.


;Openier: HARRY TAYLOR, l ESQ;; Greystones, Rimington (President of the Glsburh Young Farmers’ Club)


. All proceeds in aid of the iRcd Cross Agriculture Fund. ADMISSION TO THE SHOW 11^.; CHILDREN 6d.


Refreshments at'moderate charges. : I MONDAY NIGHT


: ■ I with; the ' I EAST LANCS.! REGIMENTAL i ! DANCE BAND Services'Is. ■


DAN0NG ■ Civilians Is. fid.


DANCING-T-Sfi till-11 CLITHEROE; TRADES COUNCIL


Grand DANCE :;ini the. ■


WEAVERS’ INSTITUTE


TO-NIGHT^ FRIDAY i 8 'p.m.'.till 12


R'E.’s DANCE BAND


(by kind permlssioni of the C.O.) admission: 2/-; FORCES 1/6


Right of admission reserved.


METHODIST, Church, WEST BRADFORD


Bring and Buy Sale


I also JUMBLE : ' :■ on


SATURDAY, ! APRIL 28th ! i at: 2.45 ■ ,


: ■ ! n I admission 9d.


including Afternoon Tea. Proceeds for:Church Funds.


Judging Competitions open to teams and individual members of Young Farmers’ Clubs.


:


ANN EUIHEEFi HENRY


TO-NIGifr '(Fridayliat 7-30.: TO-MORBOW:lMatinee at 2-15- & 6-0I& M5- 1 ‘/'LOVE-; ■S.TOElY.” ;-i .... I ■'


Booking pflafce open Saturday, 2-30 to j 4-30 p.m. ! jlONDAY and TUESDAY NEXT .atT-SO,' WEDNESDAY 'at 6^) and 8-15 p.m. ' I t RED ij] SKEIiTON “Red and !hls iwhlstling friends in a masterpiece of .mirth I i


QEl), JEAN ROGERS; BAGS RAGLAND, BAYGOLLINS O’NEILL. WILLIMI FEAWLEY, SA»I LEVENE.^


, . :WITH i, IN BROOKLYN ! I ■ -i .


MARGARET .X'OGKWOOD, JAMES MASON, STEWART GRANGER, HELEN HAY^, PHYLLIS CALVERT; RAYMOND LOVELL.


■ i'' '1 :.'i ■ ■ with .1.. ): ■. .■ ■. ■ THURSDAY and FlllDAY at 7-30. SATURDAY: Alatiriec M5j 0 0 8 -1 5 :


THE MA ■N IN GREY | 1.. ' i ' Booking OfBccj open-Monday, Wednesday and Saturday] 2-30 to 4-30 p.m.


FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1945, TEL.B78.


CABS FABKED, CYCLES STOBED.


TO-NIGHT (Friday) at 7-30. TO-MGRROW: Matinee at 2-'15; and'6 3s 8-15 PHYLLIS GALVEBT in “2,000 WOMEN.”


GRAND )■;■■■ ■ W ■ i .j


An emotional, experience you will never forget, b u t. . . . i • -


,T YOU'D BETTER BOOK!


Entertainment, plus mspiration, im the “Mmlver" tradition. : 1


hite QiRs of Dover - THE • : . . : : WEEK| COMMENCING APRIL- 30th, Il945:' .i


A l l i THE WEEK “ “ffi’A T S C lS ” IRENE DUNNE ALAN MARSHALL


IN I ............ ' ’I Wednesday: Matinee 2^30; 64) & 8-15,1 Saturday: Matinee 2-15; 6^ ;& 8-15: > h


BOOHING OFFICE open U,D< to ItIB, U to iSa DAILY.


BURNLEY FOR i WEEK COMMENCING APRIL 80th.


ENTERTAINMENTS IN EMPIRE TeL ;2453


I Mon. to FrL 2-30; 6-0; 8-0.' ! Saturday, 2-30; 545;' 8-0.:


The film of the week—m fact, 1 1


THE SEVENTH CROSS Istarrmg SPENCER TRACY, ! Signe Hasso, Hume .Cronyn,


the film of many, weeks;: :


Jessica Tandy, Agnes Moorhead; ■


■ i-n- ; : .. ..and :■ iThe British- Movietone Neya'


Commg, soon. Reserve yodrt seats I for “love Stor^/‘'“


.....SAVKY


'Mi6n.i to Prl.: Jjlat.i2-3d. Evening cont; from 5 ^ . Ll^turday: i Three shows at 2 ^ ' 5-45 ahd 8-0. •


,1 TWO- GOOD , PICTURES : :


SWEET AND l6w DOWN ■i il ' ■


Benny Goedmap, Linda-Darnell, Jack Oakiq and Lynn Bari.'


I A fine Musical-^ : i < with , . .


.


Also a thrilling:murder mystery: ■.'■


Preston Foster, Ann Rutherford, and Charles


HERMEDA] MYSTERY . I i w th ■


And The . News. Butterwortb.


GRAND TeL


: LESLIE hoWABD ih


Francis L. Sulllyan, May Morris. [Also The Universal News.


PIMPERNEL SMITH :i ■ with : ■ - : ■ , :


Last ’bus to Cliiiieioe 9-0 p.m.


ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 1 WHALLEY !


3632


Mon. to iPri.: Mai 2-30. Evening Coat..from: 5-45. I Satm-dayThree shows at 2-30. 5-46 and 8-0'


In:hls greatest I picture—just as 1 ; you liked him :


WESLEY Following their recent musical success, “THE GONDOLIERS ”i


TH E BLACKBURN AMATEUR | L IG H T OPERA TIC SOGIETV , , now present


. ' gilbert! AND SULLIVAN’S


"YEOMEN OF THE GUARD” ■ I (By permission' of R. D’Oyly Cart|) ■.


i . i ■ . ■ I ■ a t . I . . . . ,|j


. Nightly at, 7.15. Show concludes 9:4,0 MATINEE SATURDAY, 2.30'


Booking Office now open I RESERVED


Full Operatic Company a over. 70 performers.


: at the Grand Theal.re; Blackburn,] ' | SEATS 5/3, 4/-,'3/-


UNRESERVED 1/6.


nd Augmented Orcheslra totalling Proceeds: to Charity. X


I M E TH O D IST CHURCIjl ANNIVERSARY


Sunday Next, April 29th :i


/ ; SERVICES:.: .


'. MORNING :10.30, EVENING at II


i conducted by i ■


li REV. C. D. EADES Special Music ,


by Augmented Choir


CLITHEROE METHODIS'T.i (WESLEY) ! CIRCUIT '


y o u t iT w e e k APRIL 28th-MAY 15th ]


SATURtlAY, APRIL 28th !


: at 3.30 p.m, I:


for SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS, YOUTH LEADERS,: and all interek- ted to Youth Work: il Led by the Circuit Ministers. II : Cups of tea provided,'


! IN WESLEY SCHOOLROOM CONFERENCE


i I


At 6.30 m the eveniing IN WESLEY CHURCH


PUBLIC MEETING 'to be addressed by


ijREV. CECIL D. EADES,:of the II : • Bradford Mission. : il Chairman: John D. Hodgson, il :


Offerings to 'defray expenses SATURDAY, MAY 5th


. of Slaldburn. . :


WEDNESDAY NEXT I ' : i 2nd,| MAY !


Youth Rally and Concert at CHATBURN. I ,


' Details later.


!| SKIPTON DIVISION I I CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION


I . , 1 ; ■


MEETING to : ■ : '.j


I SLAIDBURN VILLAGE I HALL I : -' ■ ■ ■ on.: .


II TUESDAY, MAY 8th M


at 8 p.m.


Speakers: : 1 CAPTAIN DRAYSON


I I and MRS, DRAYSON


I SALEM CONGREGATIONAL 1 I CHAPEL, martin TOP !


!


ITO-MOBROW (Saturday), at 3-0 p.m. iBRING AND BUY S4LE


'Opener: T. Barrett, Esq.,.J.P., Barley : Chairman: Mr. R. T.'Radcllffe, i.


i '1 Clltheroe; 1


I "by Viennese Concert Party l i i' Services: Sunday-2 o’clock a|idi I ' 7 o’clock,:conducted by;-I! !: MR. EDGAR T. WIST, I Pastor ]


ii.


' (Bring your own Befreslimentk).i i , i 'At 7.15, CONCERT-'


PICNIC TEA a t 4.30 | ! ' m ■ i| • . ■ !


GRAND jlcONCERT ST. M


ARY’S i lPARISH IH : by the ALlJ


! , ' j I f : ■ : I ■ ih FRIDAY DIEXT. MAYi 4 th


.j , || ■


CONCERT PARTY • Artistes;' i-.


“MEDICALS!’ of Blackburn. 1 i i


"^Soprano j. IDOBA ' kiNG. |


Contralto: GlAbIys lETHEEINGTON/ . Baritone SAM BINKS.I


Conjurer: BOB SMITH, 1 B.E.M,


' Entertainer:: i|leS -HAWKINS.: . !


Pianist: ' ; 1 h. STELLA BAMSBOTTOM, L.B.A.M.


Doors open at 7-0 p.m.; commence 7-^0; ■nOKETS : 3/-. 1/6 and 1/-.


li m ■' i . ■ '


OLD SCHOOL'! I CHURCH BROW ; 1 , .


[ip .7.30|:p.m. i.- i-' Hearfy invdtatloiji to all interested.


N.A,LiG.p. (CLItpEEOE BRANCH). In aid of th( iMayoPs Services;


I ! , - Welfare Fund, j 11 iW S I I GRINDLETpN '


SPEECH & DRAMA CLASS 1 ■ . , pjrisent.;! ' " ' '


3 ONE-ACT PLAYS| "O.HJH.S.” (Ronald Gow)'


/'NOISE OF HIS BOOTS’' ’ I r | • (F. Malckenzle)


''MISER OF ROpAFIORDi’' ^ (H. Quid)


also Scenes from'f'THE BRpNTES” iP.PTP.i.n


: and “DAVID, iCOPPEEFIELD.’^ 1'.:


-to the ■ ■' ■]; j Methodist Scl^iool, Grindleton


Wednesday, jWay 2ntj, 19<15 '


^‘ R f P-to.^ 'l: 1- ] j - - aumiSSION 1/611 , ■ •


CLITHEROJj |& DISTRICT I ! YOUNG FAI^MERS' CLUB |


THE GRAMj^R SCHOOL i inj' ^


BRAIN^ t r u s t ! ' ' T ' i'' !


'


Wednesday, May] 2nd at 730 p.m.i


^CLITHEROE AND DISTRICTi PRISONERS OFIWAR RELATim i ASSOCIATION i I 1


lf lEt” { ■ ' l I I ■ I |.|


THE GRAND THEATRE, BLACKBURN ! WEEK commencing; MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 30th


i ! ( i ' CYCLING DAYS ARE H ER E !


! W^/Lave Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s iCfycles i I *9'.


I Jill Cycling Accessories,:


sn d . a good , a ssor tment: oL use- I . :


BraUlHSj FOR gIKE5


1 , THE STOCK IS UMlTEri, SO MAKE IyODR 1 I CHOICE EARLY, PLEASE.


I' i I|


[ I H i i


b e l l r i s i E , T R I P L E X and a good'selection i f /


j P r i c e s . 7 "


Smart F tting Suit^ ■ ■ You will 'tel well advised


Made-to-Measure i i n t s L o w e s t


■good'selection of:cIoths . and can give reasonable


e have a


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