Wfp! c a L r r tE ^B O B 4 J ) y ^ i s E B i neKt week O JL D E te


I TOD <1CT, MI llBOTl THE MORE I lOp’LL 00MB TO!


1 CLITHEROE


, life .| personalities. This fieclujlque, obviously, opens an entirely!: new era of creative power to the screen, not onlyi for musicals as in,"The Three Caballeros/ but for Comedy! and spectacle: films of every , type. 1


; A girl’s quandary when she| finds her affections, divided between two' men provides : the suspense, of a Idelightfui “ lose E n d in g


T tm T o i i ig e ^ s CLITBERO E JUKiET


Drwptag J J ^ ^ . 'A oU n g Eyps, Bed and i InflMned l&es, Siffhty ii iBlindi^essi c a i i^ by


! 1-, ■ 'j I .| '(Eye T nm b lb ^


Near SteH Odd Sfeht or J l i r te d iVlsion, Twitching )Se& i Discharging Byes,


Falling or Weak Sight,


or any otneT \


THEi jESUlNENlii INDIAN {EXE SFECmiSilr, who has a Ufet^e of expi^nco i all|Disease9 hf t h e ^ ‘ iWBAK EXES MADE! STEONG^LASSES DISPENSED' WITH; AM Dlsmes I I of the Eye ndlfnlly and '^snccessfnlly .treaty.


KINDLY NOTE gkI ni raE OF ADDRESS TO-1- 1 5 , 1 / p r k S b 'e e t , I C l i t h e r o e


Where consultations are on Mondays, from 4 to « p.m, | i


IpERMANENT ADDRESS- !


2X, R E G jE I^ STREET, 1 BLACKBURN ; Teleirhone 442()6.


Harijing and Bill WUliams. iThe play is made particularly pleasing by its gay ! and; lively love story, jits smart dialogue, and polished performances from a brilliant cast.


--------Day, with Ann


•play! by Emlyn Williams, Mfss Davis' enacts the role of. Miss Molffatt, an English schoolmlstvei^ who ^oes from London! to a villagMGlehsarnd, .Wales —to jtake up residence in a house she


• has recently InheritecLl With herafe her- '


London'


Bessie (Joan Lorlng).''Appqlidf by the prevalent:Ignorance and poverty of the local I Inhabitants, who seiid' j their children to work at the age of|ten—the picture goes-back to !the 1890’s—Miss Moffat determines! to ilaunchi an! edu­ cational 'progranime n istamp out illiteracy in the village.. Obstacles are put In’her way by local interests, but when almost ready ito Acknowledge defeat, she chances upon a young miner pupil (John Dali) In whom she discovers that spark of genius-1 that sometimes' leads to greatness. ' The story has to do with his success, his Amiverslty training—and complications that - threaten ms i success I in life. Amongst ths host of capaMc players are Rhys Williams, Nigel iBruce: and Arthur Shields. This is arbrilllantly- acted; heart-yrarmlng and moving film.


housekeeper, . Mrs.1 Watty her.brawikeiohlld


- - -45^,- - -


appeal to the public because !of their excitement: or suspense on their eye appeal. “To-morrow-Is Forever”: hat all these elements 'Of fine' entertain­ ment plus that magnetic and satisfying quality—heart appeal. ! Olaudetta


O i p i . J A C K M I L L E R


Gniotest of\Fashion Artists II'I


Ithenadd to theieedelr. 1 ;fo6d,| and provide s wMdh help to build


- " ' net illness, ' ■ ■ ■


l'npj]ihal>develdpfiieiifc.| Moreover, M dJkestibili ty |bf ;he feed and


b'usiBwLet oij bbp^ms vi satnins required ito


effective wly : to Inorease tbe: baby’s Ifeed .is tbimix ‘Vimaltbr


____ ‘VimaH-f'i'


lORE; n ^ w f e a tu r e s M Q R E in e w s a n d


S T I l (L | M G 'R E p i c t u r e s I in the ifirice weekly bigger issues of the


E M M ’S PO S T iB A G FLAG DAY FOR CHmA


i Sir,—May we'appeal to tPe: public!


I effbrts and generosity of th^ !Bntish' ppublic, a igreat- deal of assistance has 1. beeh • given ; to the people of China. 1 Much remains to be done; and only oy continued' efforts,' and a continuation' of that generosity which is a! oharac-


I the proceeds are for the,British!'United! Aid: to China Fund. Through.the'


for , support of the Flag i Day; ii Clitheroe to-morrow? It isi belnt organised by Too H., Clitheroe, .ana


'teristio of the Britisher; can'this work be carried on. The money raised by these ; efforts ■ provide much-needed I medical supplies for the people; of


31 ■and sit i l i e t t b


Enter niw- for the ...... 1 natioMcide Brt


COiVTJMGT BRICiGE PLAYERS!


g rcflf Daily ; Graphic dge Contest i


U T U i F Y l f U R N l t l | py, an,d they ned Bisciits provide |e wastes biscuits.


Buy your IMU^ Fonnitore amid and see me diflerincef Ini QDAL the b ^ W B D M O N D S O N ’S - - H _ u8 N0iWj aad;he.fiitMed.i iBaod New Plaat|lov^(Uei,fi|jted n?ee! of


' N o ' iP j ^ t e ^ ^ Keenest


dim


e are giving 1,(6 !i the £ Dlsoouht E D M O N D S ^ S L


i ;' ,;:jiLi..'.:;v.CUtherpe!(^'^,i^^ W B t r x l i ^ W i A T i i D M O N M


o f D i s t i n c t i p n


ipholstery at ^EDMONDSON’S ■


led Free!—


iharge. Make’s such a dffterincel £3 19a|6iL, (FoU Slw) Darwen, Accrington,


tiding dlstrlc^. ,


’SI AMD SAVE MONEY. in all Easy Chairs and Suites.


99/121, DARWEN STREET BRlDflE I - BLACKBURN


U t i l i t y F u r i i i t u r e


PURIfTrOBE was i introduced.' Of souniJ. .construction; and not: un-:. attractive In appeUrance, tTnUTY K18NIT0RE merits your Inflection lurchase.


No' and. days


l i > , ,


Safterth\v4ite & Son, I'i’ork


;! '1 A n g l i n g N o t e $ ISALMON ! By •tur$y■ I War


■ uhdiir plough'Is .. samples |,taken by


me Aiiiauu OTB.UI


n|hfe It In' suitab llie t ’Mtles is best!first crop,


fallowed land: is damage py theiwhp; oats: shoili


pbttures. and mar n Copimlttee’s


thin.■ tvn new pel i a e completiid


l^EIVA' Private


eviry on ties,


■TE, ENTfei 0 enterprls i


latest ‘


i ^JcutlVe Comm! the ■


lee; ot the


Me| of the lists O lotw after drilling., tfiiaUng


an, to avoid! ' • • ' veil fo roll dl


In is to re- anuriiig and re-iSi eding: „n.|tes fbr^


tpees about ures and to - dontraet


bpbi^e Health’. ■ccording .. .Wi hot si l the I Mhi


Unanent;hi , ’ ,by local


ing report.


ceek the- cultural. a Sfed


sk for' LEAD';,!'. |ln July ibudi louses


authority stry, of;


;t.mofe.’; for:


J dlliy’ to IT I AgtlL


d be consi •Meed


t bulb fly,


, but .care c I loose


[gncultufal' feecu ;ive; cffimil illee.. I li arable icroiL,ppllig| is blannjeiled then


-the Coun jften /foUov(i Seel-


tlib tlini to liave soli ,< i;y War


, possibly, .nust'.bev;


Itlons peirmlilt It is;' ahe possibi


>bed. a ( 1 ‘deep-


wheat I the-


'•“ t oh . ' V i ofie- 1 asi


Fishery onj |Blg Rlbblb.i__ _____ using naggot! and worm i took good baskets pf chub, roach I and I gudgeon: The River! Hodder yielded some nice salmon to members of the! Whlfewell Anglers. | ■


and the Hodder are in good condition; both are bound to have Increased their atock of migratory fish........ Prior to the floods, capital sport.! Prom the


salmon 13ilbs. salmon. Migratory fish ..... ■sport on the Hodder for IthUilasUfive '.weeks;


which tipped Mr. " '■


.are well stocked."


The River Ribble gaye thd ■of the season; Some capi .al si


sea trout were caught,^ Ih the Sawlev area, Dr: Bitielley, a jn ember : of!-the: Yorkshire. ■ Anglers,


a saimon'and


salmon, Including two tWenty.poUndersJ Mr. Shaw, of iBank Halt ilanded three salmon in one Uftemodri. “ I T ■ ! Major Yorkei 'angling I oh ihls' tvaters n


' landed: , tpreU '' r '


-of Clltheroelj I Angle! , ■Golden Devon,'-hooked mice gri}se‘|ofi:61bk. M r__,,,,____ , •member caught a IJlb. s^aj trout qii'the


eight nice,brown‘trout,i the best weigh­ ing ilb.r, A previous bafit itTofi brown trout, caught I by: this' ang! er i from; the Bridge Pool, consisted of twelve brown


tmemberl of .Blackburn ^Anglers,?;.!— ., fly, Johp' SgChcer. iMr, ■ he Bridge PiJOl, GrlndltWn, , caught


in the Houghton 'West areU, landed twd;' excellent salftioh weighing' 1101b. land! 151b. respectlyelyi Mr.|May;|a'meinber


a,_..ilhnlng ,


ndUahdedi.a! Kay,',anoth«


a' e best sport: ij| -


and Mr: Harman landed l a ; .capital -


Mr. Calder landed a iliceifflb. grilse, ! ‘ " 'Mliil !■ ■


Fallows! la ided j his -first will give good-


the well-known holding places . ;! f|i


At the. time! of wrltUig the Kibble


Hacking Boat bm fishers


anglers had


tr lut; which,ln|,the aggregate: weighL 01 IS. 1 Upstream 1


Jii St: cleared. Mr, Place, a member li C. itheroe Angletn, has landed nine ex- dlleht salmon i':this season, his best flng a sixteen-pounder. ■•The scale


fil metnbcL with a 'large Greenwml ihed up the side when; a, fresh hu


thai:scales at I Cfiub’s water to date. -' I.


wiest, a member j of CUtheroe ■ Spor ;s Flplng Club, Ifedgering-in Sparks Pt, caught and landed a fine eel weighii g dip. Wozs, ;Thls Is the largest eel from


ChamDerlln, reveqled .the fact that tlie Isalmon had spawned'before, and w u •’-.urhing for the second: time. IW


I r.


[ange and Brazsle! .igilhg,, queries, accompanied I y


mped-addressed' envelope, should 1 e ■ -eSsed to “ Salmon," c/o Advertisi f Times, 6, Market Place, Clltheroi.


COPiPEE FOB STABS


required for the making of jCampaigi Stto,! now being I struck'at the Royil Mint and at Woolwich Arsenal, at ' ra^e of 1,500 per day.


i. ' ■ ibdut 100 tohsl of copper will be


, :Walmsley’s ,iFancy. Night files: r!Rbs8^ John] Spencer, .and Coacli-I .! For brown trout: Greenwellsi jry. Snipe and purple, Partridge ard


now,i 2-lhch, with plenty of weight .also Natural Minnow, and ti e wing .fliesiT Harrison’s Fane?, lyhurst Black, Dusty Millei, hder and Llghtniiig, Blue Cham, jr Body. Sea trout, for day timi:i and Silver and Silver Grey, Owli


recommend the following pattern i;i salmon-rSpoon.'With a patch if| Golden Devon' and Artiflci ill


dry fly wualhe succeis


furnishing problems are alike is-a good thing that In these / . of limited supplies, tJTIIilTy


two': ijt


,1X8. Bring'yiour CoiwhB to PoUsli Ftodshf-No extra .cost..:


T. I Yon will be amazed. - Get


recovered from the effects of the long war with Japan, ; ■ , ' i; j


JOSEPH DOODEY, Hon. Organiser.


FOUNTAINS ABBEY!


. truth. will overpower him. i I will duplicate I “Oiilooker,"


"Onlooker," reeling at'the prospect of the resurrection of a lifeless Monastic ruin, quotes from; a letter which begs many things,. not:i excluding la few questions. To . ask just lone. li When writing: of: vandalism at the prospect of ‘' Fountains" resurgence, would not that telling .word :be cbrtectly used, to describe the (culture of the persons restonslble for-its present conmtlon? If be doubts this, let btoistand in the midst of the iiiins of Fountains and the


Sir,—Your ; bemused contributor


■England the living Witness' qf the monastic ideal",


Club Houses, Chipping. . , ' : J. H0W80N, l alved cows and hellers on oHer to a arge:,attendance. Trade opened sloii'


•ejdmg of lh?i 261bs. .hen i salmoi ught in the! iSaWley area by J(ri


cow? -£38 to £49;'- older and plainer sorts,; £27 to £37; best local! and Scotch heifers, £45-to £56; othffl nice heifer? .including Irish, £35 toH£44; plainer sorts, £24 to £34; store'bulls, £30 to £36;, rams of-various breeds, £8 to £16; Kerry' ewes, 60s. to 66? 'The! , judges, Messrs.! G. ; Proctor, Clitheroe, and Pi Harrison, ClltherOe, awarded prizes for dahy cattle to; 1, H. Life, Bolton-by-Bowland; 2, -R. Berry,:Clltheroe.' .


. ■ !'


E.S.P.CA. • RESCUES' 256,OO ANIMAL : VICTIMS. . . . i:| ..


O


. During the past year 638-persons ■were I prosecuted and convicted Ion Charges-of cruelty to animal? 16 being sent; to prison. 10,000 verbal cautions were : administered by inspector? Horses were-the chief sufferers during 1945—there were 156 cases-and: five offenders were .sent; to prison.; :Dpgs came next with 135 cases;- six persons- being '.sent' to prison and 36 were dis­ qualified from keeping a dog or holding a dog licence for varying period? - 103 cases of cruelty to cattle,; sheep,-pigs and ;gbats were recorded.: There were also 70 cases of cruelty to cats and 162 cases of cruelty to poultry and 21|to


work for animals performed by; the R.'S.P.C.Ai during the - past -year! are contained invthe annual report. Since 1939 the Society has rescued: over 256,000 animal victims of the:-war, arart 1 from over a million animals wnose sickness and injuries : were to te d under the veterinary scheMe.


?tber bird?!’During; 1945 the Society reated 279,910 cases at their clinic?] Some Impreslve -figures on the 'g'ood


CLITHEEOE ■ AUCTION MART c Tuesday.—A good show of 160 newly-


lovers of Britain’s:ancient monuments must bb gladdened bf the proposal ■that: Fountains Abbey should be restored to its original use. They rejoice to see the revival of the spirit­ ual idealism which Inspired the kenius of the . mediaeval archltectsT and craftsmen who i built the noble abbeys and parish churches Of.England;for a very:' practical purpose, and they, will hope that the negotlatiohs at dresent in progress-may 'help to restore to


desperation, blit, in; exhUaratio; the prospect! gladderis many Catholics. The, fqllowlhg is an «.____ from ,a' letter; from. Uptto' Vicarage, Chester, by: T.O.C. East: 1


xtract ‘Some


not: in that non-


China, whoi are far from | having - KING LANE.—Most motion I pictures ' ■ !■• ■ ' ■■ ' '■ '1 1' i T' i ■


world to make a daring dreamIcome truel The womaii Is-Bette'Davis, appearlngl in the courageous! I exciting- llm,!-“The Corn Is Gteeni”. here for- ■the-jweek:. Adapted from the!stage


co-stdfs Robert


Their adventures; on a coiourfui'.'and wolfing ^expedition are related i by Disney through a revolutionary photo­ graphic process which combines the use of animation characters and back­ grounds on the same screen I with real


uck, irrepressible ambassador-at-large.


successes: Walt Disney hhs 'tossed another production bombshell i to a delighted; public in his latest full- length Technicolor filmuslbai: “The. Three Caballeros." The trio is com­ posed of Panchito, a rooster in the swashbuckling manner; Jo6 Carloca D the iiSopnistlcated parrot, and Donalc


PALLADIUM.—To his long illst tf F M P A y /S E P T E M B E R 27, x m FILM FLASHES


THIS'TfBBK|-ENB CUTHEROE


;Grand: :" Bak Bascomb.” King Lane: -‘f Wake Up and Llve’’l Palladium: "iHatter’si Castle.’’:


' T WHALLEY ■


" The R(|ad to uiopla." BZACKBuh


Rialto : "CsesAr and Cleopatra." Royal: “Lisbon Btoryj"


BURNLEl^l i


Empire: :" Wanted, for! Wder."; . Savoy;. Those Endearing Young G . Charms.” !l


rand: " My Name is Julia Ross.”


Colbert, Orson Wells and George Brent are the principals: Welles portrays a man who is reported missing bn the' same day that | Miss Colbert, as his bride, learns she is to become a mother. Actuary, Welles lls not [bead, being operated upon I byl a Austrian surgeon


GBAND.-7-A woman 'who defied the ■ ■part in determining the litter’s future,


. Twenty years latep; Wellw runrecognlfr able, returns to America, Meets his wife and to grown;son, , and-! plays a!, vital


in an absorbing train,of conflict and suspense.; ' I '-,. ;| . ..! ,


■In a ^smaU, .townjto Jh^year 1906. .Dorothy, McGuire has the role of Helen,


: One of the year’s best mystery dramas, .“ 'rae Spiral .Staitose,” 6 laid


I .a young housemald-compahloil to bid


bed-riddenT Mr?, Ethel Baiwmore.


Professor Warren, are her. sons.


Smith, the family .Tloctor.i in love with dangerous


Villi'®


hood. Before he can comp ete arrange- ments, the professor’s j&cretary is murdered./ . Dorothy; is Slone In the house with the twb sons, tne bf whom she knows Is 'the. muifperer. . Th? gripping; climax! provides unexpected surprise


^ tp 5. neighbour- a thrilling. BLACKBURN r stROYAL,---’rhriilsJ lexcilliment ' and


;enemy,qf mankin.dj'restornd to beauty by Mflfpsn'I)uUglaS| p!astlc[|surgery, but *


uglines? who worlm out hte' regepqra- rion With a new-fohned beauty. :.J6ail Crawford plays the 'scarted womto,


in “A'Woman’s Face," thb'istbrt oA fjOTtidi / e r tow ; ; through


ark drama; mingle with hSk:intereM late


c a m e r a B f . '“ddMPUR;


' The.set subject for the nimth was A “Harvest Picture.” I,The Mole of the played,' as the boh led(by the riqpular '


the fifth of our-Mtothly c impetltlons, each with his little packet ,< -i paint?


the Club Rooms, ~ id us Tuesday night fou legah


came to an cnd,:-but-lt wAi all-gt._ fun qnd at the Mme- time, we hope, totructive. Theriecturb 6:i.Tties&V J is to "Child Portraiture" ahlis by Mr,


him. There! was and good laughs ___


. T. Wilkinson, l"' 1 “ ; 1


Former €rij)ple Abazed Hik Friend^


When He Took IUp O u t d o o r ^ p p r t s A g a i n


Here is -the. stpry of a jjuung man who had given up hope of taking part 4n active sports again: He t ills how a


in the feet which gradually ' Then 1 was adrised ito Salts. 'That was twelve


the relief was noj; sudden)^', the pain —... „„„ vnw,.,-J:iths ago;


former sufferer pfit him on tie way to recovery :— ' ’ ■ , ' “Two years ago I started With pains


!Ot worse. Kruschen


and swelling .; gradually (Tert my feet and in six months,! aMazed my friends by^taklng long waltal into the country. 'Itos year I'have! played'a gpod deal of tennis, a thins which I


quently caused by i deposit!, of uric acid settling ln |the joints, l Kruschen


toingredients which assists ttfi kidneys The . pains; of rheumatism are fre­ |


happy man in the Iroom appMred to be our treasurer: as he sat at- the' table with both questions and answers before: bmany vAcant looks:


efore tlje meeting !00d'


the harvesters loading;,the waggon in' the hay field. T^ep agalns; the light, with a soft evening! sky, it was an easy winner. In contrast, Mr. |]il. Bolton’s I print which was placed secqid, ■was an indoor:study of an 'overtun:bd basket,, out Of which hkd rollbl fteshly- harvested.apples.' Mr. .Boltoh had made a first-rate job of lighting ah I'of photo­ graphing 'this subject.' Another hay­ making scene by:Mr.-Tyrer; was third.’ At a " qiilz ".whldh followe 1, the only


~ -.v.-.-v.p., ....j:st. place was. taken uy Mr. B. Tyrer with'd fine prhit showing


'


lathered at House, for


> • ’


Endowed School, y&terday- after- J^tod friends. T^e;le^n was; read .by


Castle. Tea was:SOT^. ' . , j ; • held kt Brennkhd’s


. to , was auctioneer J 1 Mrs. Durham: thanked all for their gifts. The


I ^ n . There foUhwed a s4e of toe produce, whlfeii -hadnieeH 'brought iby the children, and! Mr. Nicholas,, o f . The' Hark-to-Boimty


BJackbum- Royal InBrmary! given-jo


^ndlttons, In Ruraif-France.” She 'the dlffloiiltles . under


received to England, Thanks were e x p r^ d by Mr, G. Bjeasdell.


by -the kind deception she had BUS AND LQRRX. mi COLLISION


'a RlibWe bus mere «™.utacu m* ; Friday mpmtog, ■when; toe vehicle . jv®'® run Into by a . lorry owned by : Messr? J. .,V.v'Whltham, Read. The' I drlver-of toe btis -was! Mr. Josetoh


bl hii.-! TOPro damaged i o ■


had begim'to think I should never do again.”-C.W. 'I


i t


two forms—the I original Criistal and also Kruschen Powder, the Iklnd that; has always ■ beeh sold; In all overseas' countries. Both are : equally! I effective. Both sold at 1/2 and. 2/- per bottle.


Work


THESE lyijiptonu oftenaiise if * the ■ ■cooar of your kidneys


■ . . ' -f ; ' :-! ; : ;ii ,1 a


when fittlthyv lildndy 'action hu rid yon pTirtiitotiaGc Mihii, . backache and uilpvy troubles.


becomes ihiggitb—.when nalilurc’s filters elknr exocn urio add and other imparittes to remain in the blood.


Doan!a!^d«che K|ldney


wtol^SwAk'e^blfiM'u to become


sarUtr f i •Now;i tstp jres from thtmatis tmt and urmay ;<!»-- ■ ord*rt"Pffyt«aidotinotb()ther m nun": m-OPM. thotdanit ygratrfutiimi


"lumllhaitoksnlkaffPiib '.v. '-i ■ • -' . ...ii .' ■ .'.si;; ‘Uh


healtto-self !


No iurmfnirdnigii Nd Mpento l^ Send 1/8 only to-dayi aud bftrin tol


ose ugly fat at opce. 1 ^


'^Oniay^ PeJWengro (Dept D27), Heathcote. Roiad,; Bo^mlM.' Hant? - JiOVELY FEAOH-UKE 'SKIN '


toat everymieiwlU enyif and adinlw jar2/6; th r e e t lm e s to 6 /9 ^ £ to


. h a y S T R ^ W


WE ARB INOw ItAE^NG ORDERS for' s a w d u s t


s a n d F E R T I L I Z E R :


1, G R A V E L C j I N D E R S


' / BiEECH ; HOUSE. BfeSKBlW! Mtirii ghtpping N ^ PRESTON 1


..... :!ht.pWt*toberi'-Uut'<>I'Stack. ']-i W I L L I A M P Y E '


placed early, as Hay Baling starts ■'


I


F I R E W O O D I l i S H A V I N G S


1


expel them from the systim. ' , All chemists how sell Kruschen In.


lo i


. Writes' Mr?-CoUln? ■


; ‘‘Iost 19-lb?"


■ .of.London,S.W. Mr? .HfMeSsi'-to.sa-lb?’’! W.AAiF. jSmlth "lost Harvey


oMe beautifully dim-' , and possess aTovely,'


fit, and active figure. h3


. s s i i r s i ? “ “


e«Uj.-i8afely; and; POSlHVClV.'l ‘;Fntni>


Badib i Bomm^' Secret:


Evans!"lost 26-lb?” and tnonsands mor? c:‘You,l-toii, 'can b^ j


The Best'Ittforme^ Sunday Newspaper


Cottam, 74, Hayhurst-street, CUth- eree, and the accident occurred at -miteacre, en route]for Clltheroe. The bumper bar and near-side mudguard - of.i .the; 'lorry ■were


damaged. There vrere no personal Injuries. '


i; ■ I : toe platform Of ' ^


and how toe liberating Forces were welcomed te a village fii Nomitodyi where she -Was In char&e of a rest centre. She -joldhow fateful every-J one In France 'was to the (British i people tod how Impressed she was


y™li! toe French] ipeople-; lived toe German occupation,


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S e r v i c e l w i t h ' a f l e e t A l l . c l a s s e s : o f w o r k


■ ■ > t ■ ; -■-■■n' [


enjom,a-talkto.'% VUlage- Hall to Mtoday wenlng by:;Madepnolselle who sppke,''on “ Life' aind'


^IMitoum W.I. and their friends Xr^^^^Members of Sporting, Civil, & Sstiiics TaMs mk, IToSa, LTD


235 - 2371 REGENT STREET, LONDON, W1 .- BSGml 1115,5155' i Tili|rnii j HiO


*^COTklng, and solos ■werk sung SBUthftod Margaret


on Wednesday ,-afteriioon last week: were welcomed at Rector<and!Mrs. ;


MOTHERS' UNION held , meeting] I of the sesdoa


vriccubLretft, jjon Mallory and nthPTc “ ‘^


S S ' r t I - S ' .iSiSS ; 1


iA -


oe M principals in! a drama whose atmosphere is completely bonvincMg!^;


t (jbert Newtonj and: Deborah ! Kerr '


9r?“bisj powerful novel, is a a^ry.-ofj a Victorian father.,


T ' . .®reen versilbh of a®e


amusing on


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Tbiis Bttev has bben open^ by Ec FumlBhen," specially f<rf®ejits


„■ and (3 irdon , Oliver Mysteriouf, nappeiiings


® ’cdivlnce' Kent _ ■ VVHALLEY IT. '


i jw S S J S S j i f f l S r i f c B i jhO'turned:comScffl '


Wanret,, played, by Oeorce., Brent as


B E T T 3 R Q U A L r iY i n P o l i s h T !


u t i l i t y j F U R N n j L ^ R E O u r U ^ t j F u m i t u r e ' i s “ B e t t e r t H a n t h e R e s t


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WiCm AR lANGE ici iEDlT TE^lilS OVER'12 MONTHS.' liwltblioi^’ PRE^WAIt HAND^


.fiitKi! BektOm Crnamu CTS-Ztl


. her to the mutilated condltton'he' Is In. and , he; commences a ndtt career > in Vienna under an alias. Some months after her son:iis :born,: lte :! Colbert Brent, her wealthy'employer.


who mana&s^to ^ve hisflife. But he feels It Is khider'to his w&e to let her think he was killed ftanTto go back to


belhg a S “ 3 ! ? ? 5


reputation of ill*!'


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