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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 491, 1 September 1922, Page 1

ROSY. 2, EXCEPTIONAL FEATURES. 2 EXCEPTIONAL FEATURES. “I hate church folk, ’specially parsons!!! It was a threat tliat governed and darkened his whole life—yet finally it was a parson who staked his own life for his salvation. A tense, gripping drama of life, with WM. 8. HART And CHARLES RAY. “STAKING HIS LIFE.” Also lan MacLaren’s deathless novel, “THE BONNIE BRIAR BUSH,” “THE BONNIE BRIAR BUSH.” “THE BONNIE BRIAR BUSH.” A story with a wonderful appeal, dealing with a Scotch Village Lass who secretly marries an Earl according to the old Scottish custom. DRIVEN FROM HOME-HER NAME ERASED FROM TILE FAMILY BIBLE, Quaint old thatched cottages and beautiful scenes. In addition: SERIAL - COMEDY - REVIEW. PALACE Last Night—TO-NIGHT—Last Night Of the 100 per cent. Comedy and Operatic Company. S NAPSHOTB OF 1922, Headed by LEONARD NELSON Supported by Geo. Sharratt ... Comedian & Producer Aneurin Morris Welsh Tenor Os. Wenban Light Comedian Roy Brinsden Jazz Drummer Hazel Fuller Soprano Rose Fitzgerald Contralto Annette Lang Danseuse Beattie Wenban Comedienne Penn Beauchamp ... Musical Director GEMS FROM OPERA. BURLESQUES, SMART SKETCHES, MAGNIFICENT DANCING, GLORIOUS VOICES, AND LAVISH COSTUMES. ‘‘The finest company ever to tour New Zealand.” —Dominion. PRICES; 4s, 3s, 2s (plus tax). * Box Plans at the Rosy. J. Wilson Touring Manager EVERYBODY’S TO-MORROW AND MONDAY TO-MORROW AND MONDAY NIGHTS. NIGHTS. THOMAS BURKE’S Daring “Limehouse Nights” Story, ‘■The Chink and the Child,” adapted to A Wonderful Screen Play, BROKEN BLOSSOMS. By I). W. GRIFFITH A Magnificent Successor to “WAY DOWN EAST.” In the years way back one of Battling’s girls had put a white bundle in his 'arms and left him for ever. That bundle had grown into Lucia—“his kid”—something to bo kicked and cuffed —half killed. AND NOW SHE HAD GONE OFF WITH A CHINK! And so that BIG-MUSCLED GORILLA OF A MAN CAME INTO THE DOVE-COTE OF PURE LOVE—TO SHATTER AND TEAR—AND KILL! This is the picture that speaks straight —and remains clean. RECOMMENDED FOR ADULTS ONLY. Prices: 2s Gd, 2s, Is (plus tax). Reserves at Kosy. ’ COSTUMIER. ■M RS SKERMAN, formerly with the ivi C. M. Ross Co. , Room 7, Britannia Buildings, George Street. C. REEVE. (Formerly of Eketahuna), JEWELLER, The Square (Bank N.Z. Block). s EE MY WINDOW FOR PRICES. Try Me for Repairs. MEN—See our new and up-to-date stocks of Boots. MEN—See our famous 2us Boots. MEN—See our Box Chrome 30 Working Boots. MEN—See our genuine Box Calf 35s Boots. MEN —See our Chrome Territorials, 27s (kl. MEN—Our Boots are well made. MEN—They wear well. MEN—They fit well. MEN—Our expenses are low, that is why we can sell cheaper. MEN —All our repairs are done on the OPERA HOUSE BOOT DEPOT, A. E. JOHNS AND CO., HAT EXPERTS. OPRING is here! Pull out that old |Ji but favourite suit, and let us renovate and make it new again. Your hat also we can similarly restore. Bring it along and give us a trial. Everybody’s Theatre and 319 Main Street East. A GOOD signwriter is hard to find, but we have found one, and can guarantee to turn out a high-class job. ben’t hesitate to., call and see ns when requiring work of this description. Lowest prices always at Alexander Clark, Ltd., 3 and 5 Fitzherbert street, Palmerston North.