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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLVI, Issue 10530, 22 October 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, &c. LAST NIGHT TO-NIGHT. Of First National’s Brilliant Photoplay: HIS SUPREME MOMENT. Starring Ronald Colman and Blanch© Sweet. JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. (Direction: Fuller-Haywaxd Theatres.) Usual Prices. Good Supports. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Master Pictures present: — “THIS FREEDOM.” Companion Pic“THIS FREEDOM.” ture to “If Win“THIS FREEDOM.” ter Comes.” The film of the “THIS FREEDOM.” most discussed “THIS FREEDOM.” novel of the day, “THIS FREEDOM.” by the famous author, A. S. M. Hutchinson.

FAY COMPTON as Rosalie. CLIVE BROOK as Harry Occleve. rjIHEATRE ROYAL, ASHBURTON —MONDAY, OCTOBER. 26 DENIS~"&EHOE (Pronounce it Kee-o), The Romantic Actor-Singer, will present “ MOTHER MACHREE,” “ MOTHER MACHREE,” “MOTHER MACHREE,” The Greatest Irish Folk Play Ever Written. Oh! Denis Kehoe and His Harp. That is what they say in the North. “MOTHER MACHREE,” “ MOTHER MACHREE,” “ MOTHER MACHREE,” By Maurice Wehlen,

Is a sweet story of great heart interest, told with song and melody interwoven—a message to the great heart of the people, and the melody is the sweet music of Erin, the music that will never die. DENIS KEHOE. DENIS KEHOE. DENIS KEHOE. DENIS KEHOE. With His Songs and His Little Harp. Supported by FRANCIS KAYHER, Young Actress of Distinction and Charm. Helen Fergus, Ronald Riley, Maurice Lynch, Gwen Dorise, Tom Buckley, Aline Dunn, Bernard Beeby, Chas. Keegan, Lester Carey, etc. Incidental Music composed, arranged, and adapted by Percy Kehoe. PRlCES—Reserved Stalls ss; Stallls 3s (plus tax); Back Seats 2s. Box Plan Open at The Bristol. THE GAY GALATEERS;’ JJALL ,jyjEMORIAL MT. SOMERS. MT. SOMERS SATURDAY 24. SATURDAY 24. A Treat for young and old. A wonderful programme of Music, Mirth and Melody. At every place visited this year, this Happy Band of Entertainers has established fresh records. PRICES—Adults 2s. Children Is. POSTPONEMENT. THE GAY GALATEERS. OWING to accident to Mr A. H. Todd, the Entertainment advertised for the Theatre Royal, Thursday, 22nd, is POSTPONED until further notice.

Wo hope to advertise new date within a few days. All tickets and reesrvations issued hold good for deferred 1 Concert. THE COUNTRY TOUR- WILL BE CONTINUED AS ARRANGED. FOR SALE. FOR SALE. RUIT, Confectionery, and Produce Business, doiny large turnover; good reasons for selling. Apply— F 10611 lIENRY STEPHENSON

PINE TIMBER AT DOME. MY Sawmill is now at Mr O. Sargent’s, Dorie. Timber out to order only. Price., 14s per 100 ft Mill will not be there long. Orders left at Mill or with Mr Sargent will be cut promptly. I J. W. OLIVER.

FOR Sale.—l Milk Cooler in good order; also some 12-Gallon Milk or Cream Cans, equal to new; cheap.— Apply Basil Lay, River Road Dairy. FOR Sale— Singer 66 Latest Drop- , head; practically new.—Address at Guardian. FOR Sale—One child s Pony; 12 hands; 3yrs old; quiet Saddle and Harness.—Address at Guardian Office. 10 588

To Farmers —For Bags Cocksfoot. 7d per lb. Farmer Skilling, Tinwald. Sale—7o to 80 70lbs in Bag. dressed.—W. C. 10 583 FOR Sale —One 400-gallon Tank, as good as new- cheap.—Apply 28, i S E. Belt. 10 01 9