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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 10120, 30 October 1917, Page 1

jAEMERSTOX U t HOW. SOMETHING KNTHiKM XEM ■ \n epoch in ’mi': msmin it SHOW A.M FSE.MENTS. DRIVER'S PALACE OF WONDERS! No. 1 on ihc: l!wlii inid Everything; Alright, n lie World Fainous -Musician and Most Humorous ol Conjurors. 1 Y Till-: KINO Ol'' MACK'. You’ve' heard or Head ol 1 lios. V . Driver i This is the Man. I!K SUISE AND SEE DUIA I'd,. OPERA HOUSE The IrresisiiMes. TO-MORROW NIGHT. >V Request ol Ills Worship the } A lay or. IN AID OF TDK FRENCH JCEFFCI KKS. I’ROGRAM.M K. Chorus, ‘'Roll Call." ( ompaliy. Chorus, “I’y the Sea." Company. Duet. “I've ft'oi a feeliii,ir for yon. Mi-s Fulton and -Mr llouater. Solo and Chorus, “Dream Girl.” .Miss K. l-'reeth and Company. Son-. “1 hid inv love." Miss Matson. Soli;; (selectedl. Private AUkeli. Solo and Chorus, “Die only way. Hiss K. Freeth and Company. Soul- is,deeled). Private Can--Solo and Chorus. “Dixie. Miss Noiisen and (. ompiTny. Interval. Solo and Chorus. “China Town. ’ \ .Miss Fulton and Company Son- (selected'. _ I’nvale Kearney Solo and Chorus, “Carolina. Mr Jackson and Company Dance, "Dragon Fly- MGs Reeling Duet. Venetian song. Mi-.es Watson and XeilsCli Solo and Chorus. ".Monterey. Miss NeiFen and Company Solo, •Daliy Sunn." ; M reelli Solo and Chorus, "Some Night.' .Miss K. Kirk and < ompaiiy Sole- (selected), ITivale Kearney Solo and Chorus, “Hack up your (roubles," Miss Watson and Company i).\ HI,AN AT ANDREW MiI.CAR S.

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