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Horowhenua Chronicle, 21 February 1931, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE REGENT THEATRE. TO-NIGHT—-SATURDAY. RADIO PICTURES PRESENTS RICHARD DIX. THRILLS! MARY LAWLOR. ROMANCE!! MATTHEW BETZ. EMOTION!!! "SHOOTING STRAIGHT” A Big Train Wreck, A He Man Fight, A T,ough Western Town, an*! A Love Romance. BIG SUPPORTING PROGRAMME OF COMEDY AND NEWS. REGENT POPULAR PRICES. N-E-X-T MONDAY & TUESDAY. MATINEE TUESDAY. A nerve tingling story of the adventures of Conan Doyle’s wizard of Baker St. "The Return of Sherlock Holmes.” With CLIVE BROOK. ALSO COMEDY - REVUE - NEWS. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. [A CARD.] fyJR J. E, WOOD, of J. R. Wood, Ltd., Opticians, of Palmerston North, will attend at Mr Sidney Hall’s Dental Chambers, Central Buildings, Levin, every Tuesday, as from March 3rd, for sight-testing and optical repairs. Messages may be left with Mr Hall. MRS H. MEW. TEACHER OF PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL MUSIC. COMMENCES lessons in SINGING, PIANO and STEEL GUITAR on FEBRUARY 2nd. 12 one hour lessons or 24 half hour lessons constitute a term. Studio; Oxford St, Weraroa (side door). MISS AGNES AIM L.T.C.L. L.A.B. REGISTERED TEACHER OF PIANO AND SINGING. RESUMES Teaching SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14th. Studio: Mrs E. Malcolm’s residence, Queen Street, Levin. Private address: Stafford Street, Shannon. PIANO AND THEORY^ MISS M. FITZHEEBEET will resume teaching MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd. Studio: Exeter St. West. PIANOFORTE, SINGING, VIOLIN THE CONVENT, LEVIN will resume tuition in Pianoforte, Singing, Violin, also Harmony and Theory of Music on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd. MISSES M. & FLORISTES. OAK. SEED AND FRUIT RETAILERS. pLORAL WORK a Specialty—Wreaths, Bouquets or Posies at Shortest Notice. FRESH FRUIT IN ANY QUANTITY. Seeds and Seedlings in Season. Order Gladioli Bulbs and Dahlias now from the blooms. I What you get with the | 1931 ROGERS RADIO. [Perfected Screen Grid— Giving greater volume,! truer reproduction, and* smoother performance. (Rogers* Screen-Grid Tubes—j Fully guaranteed. Pre-Selector Tuning— * Uniform sensitivity at every point of the dial, free-| dom from “cross talk” and I local interference. The “Modulator”— Modifies disturbances and mellows the tone character. tHese~new features MAKE THE ROGERS THE OUTSTANDING RADIO - OF THE YEAR. - - - LUNN & Phone 335 HENLEY? :: Levin.