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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIV, Issue 1186, 8 December 1924, Page 1

PALMERSTON NORTH CHORAL SOCIETY. O P ERA H 0 U S E, WEDNESDAY AT 8 P.M. “THE MESSIAH” Conductor: “THE MESSIAH” J. Holmes “THE MESSIAH” Runnieles. “THE MESSIAH” Soprano: “THE MESSIAH” Mrs J. Woodward “THE MESSIAH” (Wellington) “THE MESSIAH” Contralto: “THE MESSIAH” Miss Mina Caldow, “THE MESSIAH” (Auckland). “THE MESSIAH” Tenor: “THE MESSIAH” Mr Sydney Butler “THE MESSIAH” (Christchurch). “THE MESSIAH” Baritone: “THE MESSIAH” Mr W. Watters. “THE MESSIAH” (Palmerston N.). “THE MESSIAH” 120 Chorus and “THE MESSIAH” Orchestra 120. “THE MESSIAH” Prices: Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls 4s (id; Stalls 3s Gd; Pit 2s (including tax). Box plan and tickets at Bennett’s. , JOHN DICK, Hon. Secretary. Box Plans opened to-day at Oates’ Music Store (for the Nellie Bramley Season). Hundreds turned away in Auckland. Be wise and book early. RETURN VISIT. OPERA HOUSE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11 and 12, 1924. William Ilusscll presents by arrangement with J. C. WILLIAMSON (N.Z.), LTD. THE FASCINATING ACTRESS NELLIE BRAMLEY NELLIE BRAMLEY NELLIE BRAMLEY IN The greatest of all comedies, “IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE” “IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE” Get Yourself talked about says ' AMBROSE PEEL. THIRTEEN SOAP UNLUCKY FOR DIRT. Featuring CARL LAWSON. SECOND PRODUCTION DRAMA •PAID IN FULL’ ‘PAID IN FULL’ •PAID IN FULL’ ‘PAID IN FULL’ A beautiful Drama of Heart Interest with NELLIE BRAMLEY AS EMMA BROOKS and GEO. BRYANT. AS CAPTAIN WILLIAMS. You have seen Nellie Bramley anti all her splendid associates in comedy, now see them in the GREATEST DRAMA that has never been staged in New Zealand. PRICES: Res. ox, 3s Gd, 2s (plus tax). Box plans now on view at Oates’ Mft sic Store. JAMES WILSON, Touring Manager. Q P E It A H O U S E, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13 AND MONDAY, DECEMBER 15. W. C. BUCKNER Presents lor iirst time in Palmerston THIS FAMOUS “DIXIE” JUBILEE SINGERS “DIXIE” JUBILEE SINGERS “DIXIE” JUBILEE SINGERS The first combination of All-coloured Jubilee Singers for over 26 years. Direct from America. THE FAMOUS “DIXIE” • J ÜBILEE SINGERS “DIXIE” JUBILEE SINGERS “DIXIE” JUBILEE SINGERS This is the only company of Allcoloured Jubilee Singers touring the world at the present time. A WORLD-RENOWNED ORGANISATION. Every member of which is an artist of both American and Canadian reputation. Our prices are: 2s, 3s and (reserved) 4s. Box plans will open at 9 a.m. on Wednesday next, at Oates’ Music Store. Touring Manager : ALF LINLEY SCOTS COLLEGE, FOR BOYS. MIRAMAR, WELLINGTON. PARENTS should make jjromjjt reservations for 1925. "Scots” is the ideal Boarding School. Admirable location of 17 acres by tlie sea, sheltered by the Seatoun ilills, one of the healthiest spots in New Zealand. Well ventilated and steam-heatc-d modern buildings. Splendid light in all class rooms. Light airy dormitories. Wholesome liberal diet. Primary and Secondary Departments. Excellent examination results, Proficiency, Matriculation and University Scholarship. General Commercial, Agricultural and Special Courses. All sports, games and athletics. MODERATE TERMS. PROSPECTUS UPON APPLICATION. Address: The Principal, Mr J. IE Murdoch, M.A., M. Com., F.It.E.S., Dip. Ed., Scots College, Miramar, Wellington; or tlie Registrar, C. E. Webb, 132 Willis Street, Wellington. NOTICE. HAVING been 21 years in Palmerston North in the Boot Repairing Trade, 1 am giving my numerous customers a concession tor Christmas: — During the next fortnight my prices will be:—Women’s, 5s Gd ; Men’s, Vs Gd. W ishing you all the Compliments of the Season. —-W. W. Jewett, 59 Cuba St. A DECEMBER SONG. I SING of the Bootman jn Palmerston Square, Who lias won such a name for the best in footwear. No matter the weather—in cold or in heat— The weary find comfort for poor tired leet. So fashionable, reasonable, elegant, grand— PHIL DUNCALF’S the Bootman for this happy land., AT the Cafe Grnntl.—Cheerful company, tasty meals at all Try the Cafe Grand wlicii next in town. IL L INERT t halT combines economy with superiority. Buy your next hat from the Vogue—Vogue Millinery Salon, 1.9 Broadway.