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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 57, 6 February 1925, Page 1

ROSY TO-MORROW 2 to 5 6.30 to 10. ORCHESTRA EVERY EVENING. ORCHESTRA EVERY EVENING. 3i Hours for 9d and Is 3d. Including "THE MARRIAGE CHANCE." "THE MARRIAGE CHANCE." Starring ALTA ALLEN (Great Little Girl), Milton Sills. Irene Rich, Henry Walthall, 'Tully Marshall and Mitchell Lewis. _ ■ LOVE—Three Romances running side by each—rocky path. LAUGHTER—Rollicking and unrestrained, sometimes uproarious. TEARS—Tears of anguish, compassion, cool tears of relief and pleasure. THRILLS—Daring stuff—suspense and dread. MYSTERY—Weird and fascinating, with a creepy feeling. SHOCKS—Lots of 'em—if you have A weak constitution—don't come. SURPRISE—Dashes of it at the right moment—a great finish. Also To please those who like outdoor pictures, "THE WESTERN MUSKETEER" "THE WESTERN MUSKETEER" And TWO COMEDIES AND A NEWS. Some Little Band, Ours is. Come and Have an Eye and Earful. PRICE IS RIGHT—--3J hours for 9d and Is Bd. PALACE TO-NIGHT & TO-MORROW NIGHT AT 7.45. No Matinee To-morrow. PEP! VERVEI NERVE I A Joyous Little Flapper all aglow with life—she sees the sunshine through a veil of clouds—and so will you, for this is truly delightful—truly sunshine entertainment 1 COLLEEN MOORE, COLLEEN MOORE, COLLEEN MOORE, COLLEEN MOORE, The "Flaming Youth" Girl, AVith FRANK MAYO, SIDNEY CHAPLIN and PHYLLIS HAVER, In The First National Picturo, "THE PERFECT FLAPPER," "THE PERFECT FLAPPER," "THE PERFECT FLAPPER," Seven Reels of Pure Joy. GIRLS 1 You'll learn a lot from little Colleen Moore and you'll be all the happier for seeing it. Also showing The First Step of the RACING SERIES: "THE FAST STEPPERS." "THE FAST STEPPERS." "THE FAST STEPPERS." As good as the "Leather Pushers." Then we have HYDROPLANES RACING ON THE WATER. AND A NEWS, With Our ORCHESTRA TO PLEASE YOU. EVERY PLAYER A SOLOIST. DANCE. EMPIRE HALL, SATURDAY, February 7th, 1925, At 8 p.m. Proceeds in aid of sending Manawatu Team to N.Z. Championships. SMITH'S JAZZ ORCHESTRA. Admission 2s. JACK DEVINE, Hon. Sec. PALMERSTON NORTH GUN CLUB. SHOOT, To-morrow Saturday 7th, Club's grounds, 2 p.m. WALLACE COOK, Secretary. NOTICE TO CARRIERS. ALL CARRIERS are asked to attend a Meeting in the Soldiers' Club on SATURDAY, the 7th February, 1925, at 7.30 p.m., to meet officials from Wairarapa Carriers' Association, Ltd. For further information apply to A. T. BENDALL, Company Secretary. Phono 6109. THE BEOADWAY BUTCHEKY. T7I J. ATTFIELD wishes to announce . • that he has opened New Premises in Lroadway, opposite Zealandia Hall. Daily lie will have Fresh Meats of Firstclass Quality, and he asks tor a share of public patronage. The Phone No. is 6702, and all demands will be promptly attended to. TAILOK & POINTON, ENGINEERS, 72 RANGITIKEI STREET (Late Collet and Sou, Ltd.) A RE prepared to carry out all Kinds /\. of Engineering Repairs and Coniction W ork promptly and at most reasonable prices. THE HAT KING THESE DAYS YOU MUST LOOK SMART. END Your Renovations Hats, . y Suits, Costumes—to JOHNS AND CO. Next Oates' Music Store. THERE IS DANGER IN DELAY. €7OU make a mistake if you neglect JL to care for your Fur Coat or Necklets during the days when'perhaps you do not need them so much. Forget not that these garments are attractive to the moth and last seasons wear and tear did not improve their condition. Let skilled hands overhaul this expensive apparel for you. H. H. BLANDFORD SPECIALISES IN THIS WORK. Quotations for Renovating, Remodelling and Relining given at our Showrooms, COLEMAN PLACE (Phono 6054).