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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 295, 7 April 1921, Page 1

EOSY. •To-day Ito 5. To-night 6:30 to 10 2 MATURES BY PARAMOUNT: A Magazine—A Comedy—A Topical, Including CHARLES RAY in "Paris Green/.' CHARLES RAY in "Paris Green," CHARLES RAY in "Paris Green," CHARLES RAY in "Paris Green," A Alerrv Tale of an Innocent Youth, : * GREEN BY NAME, And Almost "green" by nature, who found romance in the gayest spot in tho world*- PARIS. This is the picture that shows you "How you're going to keep 'em, down on the farm—after they've seen Parec." [Also "ROSE OF THE-WORLD," "ROSE OF THE WORLD," ••ROSE OF THE WORLD,"

A 5-Reel Domestic Drama, Starring ELSIE FERGUSON Which tells of a young girl with cherished memories married to n. jealous husband. YOU'LL ENJOY THIS PROGRAMMI YOU'LL ENJOY THIS PROGRAMMI Also Comedy—Educational—News. PALACE TO-NIGHT AT Wi. Something Really Exceptional. Something Really Exceptional. THE PLAY made famous in New Zealand by the Incomparable Polini, "EYES 6P YOUTH" The Play that lias charmed millions. That visualises the Spiritual Experiences ol a Young'Girl on the Threshold of, Life. HER DREAMS . ' ,HER DESIRES HER AMBITIONS HER HOPES It has been a lona while eominc-

IT'S WORTH THE WATTING. See \ CLAEA KIMBALI YOONG "THE EYES OF YOUTH." "THE EYES OF YOUTH." ••THE EVES OF YOUTH." (Recommended for Adults Only.) A Stupendous Production—That is FIVE BIG DRAMAS IN ONE. Out of the night he came—an INDIAN YOGI-hc bade her look. into the future—at the time when she was torn between, the paths of Duty, Riches, Ambition", Loveshe'looked AND CHOSE HER PATH—WHIOH WAS-IT? It Cost 250,000 Dollars to Produce. It Cost 250,000 Dollars to Produce. THIS IS THE FIRST BIG PICTURE mm CLAIM K. YOUNG'S OWN STUDIOS. Also showing SPIRITS - Do Haven Comedy, SPIRITS - Do Haven Cornedv, And The Latest Gazette—Patlie.

EVERYBODY'S. TO-NIGHT AT S. ■ EUGENE O'BRIEN As "THE FIGUREHEAD." They put him in the raco for Mayor merely ns n figurehead—but—when they wanted to ]iut him outrnothirt' (join'—he was in to stay. A Good Picture of Political Graft Well-timed. Also Comedy—Educational—Topical.

ST. ANDREWS' BASKET BALL CLUB. "NTENDING Members arc reminded JL of the meeting to be held TO- - in St. Andrews' Hall, at 7.30 o'clock. iA full attendance is requested.. I'ONGfOTEA ANGLICAN CHURCH. 1 HARVEST FESTIVAL, SUNDAY, APRIL 10th. SERVICES:Holy Communion—B a.m. Sunday School—lo a.m. Morning Service and Holy Communion—ll a.m. Evening Service—7.3o p.m. Soloist—Mr H. LlingWorth. Flowers, etc, will be gladly accepted at Vicarage, Saturday morning. NOTICE TO CLIENTS. OWING to the.poor demand and low prices ruling for Wool, Skins and Hides, etc., we have decided to discon-1 thine our sales'at Palmerston North until further notice. Clients are ad--vised to send forward their consignments to Daigety and Co., Ltd., Wellington, where regular sales are held. DALGETY.AND COMPANY. LTD., Pnlmerston North. MERCHANTS, CONTRACTORS*. r NIGHT BE VAN Cement, £lO, L c:i.f.e., net, Wellington; American Wire, f.p.b., Sydney, £25 net, equal about £'2B 'ss*,' on trucks, "Wellington. Both prompt shipment. F. ROY ROBERTSHAW, . Representative, Palmer.ston North.

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