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Sinning the f;lttlc Distm , b , IfOffl GISH, Wfi IXX!OTHY GISH; TlffiSifuArn l ’!;!! aml Comedy. IHREE HOUR PROGRAMME ■ A T THE .USUAL PRICES
greatest woman’s book »t has thrilled countless with its story. in years; thousands
TO-NIGHT AT 7.45,'.
At the
PALACE A Great Holiday Programme A Great Holiday Programme ■ (Specially Chosen). i : “lour enmity gave me courage, vo.ur contempt spurned me on, to fight and win.” And in the hour of liei\ triumph, she was strong to forgive. ANITA STEWAET In “THE FIGHTING SHEPHERDESS,” “THE FIGHTING SHEPHERDESS,’ 1 “THE FIGHTING SHEPHERDESS,” “THE FIGHTING SHEPHERDESS,” The Strongest Woman’s Story ever written one tbftt has brought counige and comfyrt, to countless thousands- ,of women. HOW CAN ONE ‘ WOMAN FIGHT AGAINST • ODDS?—Bitter Hatred; Mon who Recognise No Sex. in their Remorseless Feud—and yet not with Man’s Weapons—Win? Also
Something New iii Comedy “NIGHT OF THE DUB, “NIGHT OF THE BUB, A Society Comedy, i And Bile, )} J)
The Latest Paramount Magazine In addition* Ave again present
MR ALFRED MR ALFRED MR ALFRED CADE, OADE, CADE,
The Most Pleasing Baritone heard here for years, Who will Sing “A Friend of, Mine,” “A Binder Courtship, And others. Accniopanimcnts to the Singer and the Retires by our Famous Orchestra,
PRICES AS USUAE.
EVERYBODY’S. TO-NIGHT at 8. . riq -UN TO FINISH UP THIS A YEAR WITH. A Paramount- Artoraft Film, “WITNESS FOR THE “WITNESS FOR Till »FACE, j; “WITNESS FOR THE DEFENCE, • Starring ; ELSIE FRBGCSOS VFttNON STEEL,. ~ i,, “Hearts in Exile, ■ho was ct\NDING i> 'uul Haiulsoine Actor)}; Hie Popular au“ r, _ " St»r. v i» & , - ■'V «e .THrUSON' -l.- ncvm- M, lsie ’jdoWwffseen to. Wf ■ the PWi HEME: f'l in mv iahrrittge to took SPf ts J* 1 ‘•iHsll inu-cnt-au “* va H in bldilU Also. ' • A Comedy
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 226, 30 December 1920, Page 1
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434Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 226, 30 December 1920, Page 1
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