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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1735, 9 February 1920, Page 1

KOSY To-day 2 to 5 G. 30 to 10 ALICE JOYCE ALICE JOYCE ALICE JOYCE As “THAT WINCHESTER WOMAN,” “THAT WINCHESTER WOMAN,” “THAT WINCHESTER WOMAN,” Containing Mystery, Love, Intrigue, j Tragedy, Epniance. j A good woman's chance to make a sacrifice—She didn’t hesitate—Come what may—Scandal—Exposure Reproach— She had saved this young girl—Her friend. Now She Had The Price To Pay. The Classic Beauty of the Screen in her most poignant, appealing role.

RIGHT IN THE BOOM. EXCEPT lONA L PROG R AMME Coming to the FOR 4 NIGHTS, commencing TO-NIGHT! First Appearance in New Zealand ; of CHAELES SMYTHE (Australia’s Famous Basso), And His MERRY MUSICAL MAIDS' MERRY MUSICAL MAIDS. CHARLES SMYTHE, the famous Bass Singer, was an instantaneous success in London, where lie played (with great success) the MEPHISTOPHELES in “Faust,” with DAME MELBA. And later with equal success with

Madame Calve and Alice Esty. Supporting him arc— AUSS ANITA GREENE, A Lyric Soprano with a sweel and flute-like purity of tone. AIISS MIRIAM EUTNER, Accompanist, who also sings Delightful Ditties'at the piano, and MISS BATHIE STUART, Coined ion no and Joymaker,' in New Maori and Pakeha Songs. With the Metro QuaLtv Picture, “SHADOWS OF SUSPICION,” Featuring The Movio Favourite, HAROLD LOCKWOOD. [‘RICES: Is Id, 2s Id, Reserves 2s 7d. At Kosy.

TO-NIGHT at .8. “The man you have married is the man who killed your brother; the vendetta calls on you to fulfill your blood oath of vengeance.” The GOLDWYN Presentation of GERALDINE FARRAR GERALDINE FARRAR In ; “THE STRONGER VOW.” “THE STRONGER VOW.” Vpaeho Love in the Heart of Paris Rig in Theme, Big in Plot, , Big in Action. Big in Artistry, Big in Everything. Scores of Thrilling Situations and a Cast of Famous Stars.

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RABBIT TRAPS.—Just landed large stocks of Star and Crescent, at 39s v doz.—Wholesale and retail, from Hopwood’s. 91) EACH electric wire egg whisks. —Wholesale and .retail from Hopwood’s. WAM I'd) to buy, gents’ good misfits- and Jcft-olf clothing, ladies' and-gents’ boots, Gladstone bags, trunks, rugs, and all travelling requisites, sporting goods, fishing gear, and good tools of all trades.—J. 0. Mooney Ud Kangitikei street, phone 1155. ’ THE essence of till knowledge is tel knowledge. Scientific character tea<i mg by return registered mail. Bond birfcl elate, month, year, and postal note sa, tt C. J. JJunstoLe. box 141h, Auckland. NEW furniture of latest design* in oak or rimu, at lowest price* is town. —Harry Palmer’*. A SCOOTER la a sensible present for boys or girls. Our scooters are made of Australian hardwood.—Jb\ J. Sheppard, 85 and 85a Rangitikei street.

are ' selling bevelled mirrors v cheap, also fine selection of framed pictures.—Alexander _ Clark, BKEADS (a nice change)— bread, bermaline, milk bread; sultana bread, from Dustins, Ltd. » s JUST LANDED, 60 tons galvanised roofing iron.—Manson and Barr> WANTED to sell. 24 acres, with houto and outbuildings; 1 cow, separator, hay, brooder, etc., growing crops, potatoes, onions. Price £llOO, £2OO cash. —Orbell and Co., Main street. Ltd. Open all day Wednesdays. ■jlakl 1 1 i 1 d >1 b.i Ltd.