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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 140, 18 May 1925, Page 1

PARAMOUNT The Theatre That Sets The Standard. TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. MATINEE, Wednesday, at 2 p.m. Paramount Presents 30 REAL STARS 30 REAL STARS And 50 SCREEN CELEBRITIES, • In The Aristocrat of Pictures, played by all the Kings and Queens in the Movie Kingdom. Filmed amid Hollywood’s dazzling surroundings. “HOLLYWOOD.” “HOLLYWOOD.” “HOLLYWOOD.” WHAT IS IT ALL ABOUT? The Fortunes of a Young Girl seeking Fame as a Movie Picture Star. MAKING MOVING PICTURES. PRODUCERS AND DIRECTORS AT WORK. It Lifts the Curtain to “HOLLYWOOD,” “HOLLYWOOD,” “HOLLYWOOD,” The Magic Land of the Moving Pictures. THE GREATEST CAST EVER ASSEMBLED. On the same programme is a second inside story of a great organisation. It is “FORDAGE,” “FORDAGE,” “FORDAGE,” The Screen Romance of the FDRD CAR—the manufacture of the cars and the plant that manufactures them. HERE IS A SHOW FOR THE BLASE AND THE CURIOUS! IT IS FULL OF SNAPPY, THRILLING, ABSORBING INSIDE KNOWLEDGE, WHILE IT IS THE MOST DELICIOUS ENTERTAINMENT THAT WE HAVE YET HAI) THE PLEASURE OF OFFERING. PARAMOUNT SELECT ORCHESTRA Mus. Dir., MRS R. S. LAW. Box Plans at C. G. Swallow’s. Prices: Is 6d and Is, Children halfprice. Reserves 6d extra. Theatre Telephone 5050.

Under Auspices of Y.M.C.A. MR HARRY N. HOLMES, 0.8.E.F.R.G.5., A Britisher frofai New York, Will Deliver a Public Lecture:— “A SHRINKING WORLD AND ITS URGENT CHALLENGE.” Municipal hall, THURSDAY, at 7.45 p.m. Admission Free. Collection.

WELLINGTON MUSICAL, ELOCUTIONARY, FANCY AND MAORI DANCING COMPETITIONS. Bth ANNUAL FESTIVAL. AUGUST 22nd to SEPTEMBER 12th, 1925. DESIGNS are invited for programme Cover, prize £5. Largest prize list in New Zealand, including eight scholarships. Special prizes include: £2O Diamond Ring for Ladies’ Vocal Section. 10 Guinea Gold Watch for Chief Piano Solo. And many other valuable trophies. Judges: Mr Roland Foster (Sydney Conservatorium). Vocal; Mr E. C. Einpsom (Christchurch), Instrumental; Mr H. II Tombs (Wellington), Violin ; Mr Montgomery Stuart (Sydney). Elocution; Miss Montgomery (Christchurch) and Mr J. C. Fulton (Wellington) Dancing. Syllabus, containing book of words and entry forms, are obtainable gratis _at all Musio Stores, or will be posted direct on application to G. W. JENNER, Secretary. G.P.O. Bov 1059, Wellington. PIANOFORTE. PEADEB, Pupil of Gordon Short, •is now booking pupils. Studio: Garners’ Buildings- Particulars at Henry Coles and Co., the Square. PALMERSTON COMPETITIONS. JULY 30th. Mr j. garde grimshaw, Garners’ Buildings, Specialises in preparing Competitors in Vocal Music and Elocution. Over Twenty First Prizes Secured by Pupils. MISS DIANA TABOR, Studio of Dancing. Private and Class Lessons in Operatic, Character. Classical, Toe and Ballet Dancing. Booth Macdonald’s Buildings, Rangitikei Street. THE BALLET AND NATIONAL SCHOOL OE DANCING. M ISS MACKENZIE FORBES. Studio:—l2oa Cuba Street. Class and Private Tuition in Highland, Toe, Operatic ( Classical, Character, Jigs, Hornpipes, Clogs and Eccentric. Students trained for professional and social purposes. ELOCUTION. R F. ALFRED PRICE (late M tutor to students of Three Kings College, Auckland, in Elocution). — Shorthand, Drawing and Painting also taught. Testimonials from representatives of Clergy and the Legal Profession ; also from prominent Auckland citizens. Can bo seen at the Studios, 13 Coles’ Buildings, Palmerston North. . • TO LET GOOD C-roomed house, electric light, telephone and all possible conveniences, close to Square; rent £2 per week. GRANT AND MITCHELL 213 Main Street (Phone 6028). O FOUNTAIN PENS. NOTO, 21s; Swan, 255; Ideal, 255; Sheaffer Lifetime Pen, £3 All lever fill--38, guaranteed for ever, ing and guaranteed. R. CONNOR, Bookseller and Stationer, the Square. Palmerston North. OIJRS is the main entrance as regards workmanship in the hairLressing trade—Will E. Jeffrey, Ouba treet-