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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 26 August 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. Q.RAND THEATRE, • lIAWERA.' TON 1G HT. TO N IGH T. William Fox Presents A 1925 Dazzling Dramatic Fantasy, “FOLLY OF VANITY” “FOLLY OF VANITY” “FOLLY OF VANITY” Featuring BETTY BLYTHE, BILLY DOYE, JACK MULHALL And over 600 others in the cast. Extras, ‘ Swimmers, Divers, Dancers, Acrobats and Athletes. Betty Blythe in Stunning Gowns that are certain to make the ladies gasp in admiration. Also Showing — Van BIBBER in “PAUL JONES. JR.” FOX’S WORLD’S NEWS. SCENES IN JERUSALEM. Stalls, 1/-; Circle, 1/8. QPERA HOUSE, lIAWERA. ■ MONDAY, AUGUST 31— TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. DENIS KEHOE DENIS KEHOE The Romantic Actor-Singer, Presents ON MONDAY, AUGUST 31, “MOTHER MACHREE” “MOTHER MACHREE” The Greatest Irish Folk Flay Ever Written. “MOTHER MACHREE” “MOTHER MACHREE” By Maurice Wehlen. It is a sweet story of great heart interest., told with song and melody interwoven; truly a message to the great heart of the people, and the melody is the old music of Erin—the music that will never die. DENIS KEHOE DENIS KEHOE With His Songs and His Harp Supported by FRANCES MAYHER The Young Actress of Distinction and Charm. Also Helen Fergus, Maurice Lynch, Tom Buckley, Bernard Beeby, Chas. Keegan,, Jack White, Frank Maxwell, Ronald Riley, Moya Kennedy, Aileen Dunn, Gwen Dorise, Lester Carey, Joe Coady, Fat O’Dea. Musical Director: Percy Kelioe. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. THE GIRL FROM COUNTY CLARE. THE GIRL FROM COUNTY CLARE. A gripping story,, punctuated by songs;' concerted numbers, comedy and the music of the pipes. Prices: Reserves 6/-; Stalls "4/- (plus tax),; Pit 2/-. Box Plan at Opera House Confectionery Shop on Thursday next. LOWGARTH HALL SOCIETY. PLAIN and FANCY DRESS BALL . will be held 1 on FRIDAY, 2Sth August. Boulton’s orchestra. Gents, 3/6; Ladies, 2/-. A. A. PIPER, 22,26 Hon. Secretary. BUSINESS NOTICES. FOR OVERHAULS and REPAIRS of all descriptions and NASH CARS, which require very little, if any, of either go to— F LATHAM & gON, REGENT STREET. HAWERA (Next Btar Office). ’Phones 443. 809 M ISS M. HtLLOPP. GRAND THEATRE. Latest Now Showing' in LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S MILLINERY. Also Good Stock of Lingerie, Nightdresses, Vests, Bloomers, Princess Petticoats, Corsets, etc. “IF WINTER COMES!” YK7ELL, as a matter of fact, it is here now, and we suggest a few lines that are seasonable, and that contain the necessary elements to ward off the winter chills.

“K” Tomato Soup. 1/1 per large tin; Foster, Clarke’s Soup Powders. 8 for 1/-; large tins Green Peas. 1/2 each;' 51b tins Honey, 4/6 each. Wholemeal Flour, Shredded Wheat, Puffed Wheat. “FRUITY,” the new cereal, a combination of whole wheat and barley. Try a packet; rich in food values, and makes a splendid breakfast. Cereal Coffee and “Frucere” Coffee Essence; two health drinks far superior to ordinary coffees. Lovely Dessert Figs, 211 b boxes, now 3/6 per box; “Bedouin” Brand Dates. 3 pkt? for 1/6; Loose Dates, best quality, 31bs for 1/-. Full stocks of Crockery, Brushware, Basketware Tinware, and all household lines at the lowest rates. We sell the BEST, and the public recognise that if an article is procured Johnson *s that it is the best possible value for their money. Mail Orders Receive Prompt Attention. rp JOHNSON, “The House for Value/’ UNTON STREET. Tel. 459; Box 9. P F. HAMMONDS, Jeweller, MA- * NAIA, sell's lucky 18et Wedding Rings ! in aIV sizes. A fresh stock: of Chiming, Wall, Mantel and: Bedroom Clocks in the newest designs. A new parcel' of Wristlet Watches imported direct from Switzerland, 15 jewelled levers; very reliable; excellent value. How is your watch? Have you had it cleaned within two years; if not, it is spoiling. We rejuvenate them. w