KOSY TO-NIGHT—At 6.3(i—TO-NIGHT ALL THE WORLD LOVES A MYSTEB Y. And Here We Have It. SH! SHI! A Dark Room—A Strange Figure —Two Pistol Shots A Girl’s Scream —A Fall—and then darkness 1 THAT’S THE START OF “THE SATIN GIRL” “TIHI SATIN GIRL” “THE SATIN GIRL” With NORMAN KERRY MABEL FORREST marc : McDermott MYSTERY ACTION THRILLS LOOK OUT FOR “THE SATIN GIRL.” Also COMEDY OUTING TOPICAL
PALACE TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. IT’S NOT OFTEN— That we engage a Western picture for our theatre, but every now and again one comes along like “The Covered Wagon,” that is worthy of the best theatre in the land. Just such a picture is “SUNDOWN,” “SUNDOWN,” “SUNDOWN,” “SUNDOWN,” Depicting the Retreat of the Cattle Kings before civilisation’s onrush. “SUNDOWN” “SUNDOWN” “SUNDOWN” “SUNDOWN” “SUNDOWN” “SUNDOWN” “SUNDOWN” “SUNDOWN” “SUNDOWN” “SUNDOWN” “SUNDOWN” “SUNDOWN” “SUNDOWN” “SUNDOWN” “SUNDOWN” A vivid and thrilling milestor.ein the inarch of civilisation that'Will go down in history. 150,000 wild steers in mad stampede, with only on-i limn to protect a f rail girl and a child. Miles of prairie on tire and a’"love ‘that conquers untold hardships to win happiness The featured players are BESSIE LOVE, ROBERT STEWART, HOBART BOSWORTH, CHARLES MURRAY. YOU HAVE OFTEN READ-r-Of the pathetic exodus of the cattle kings from tin plains—now you can hoc it in Ihis big First National Picture. ALSO—- * CHANGE OF PROGRAM By the MACKINNON liOYS MACKINNON liOYS MACKINNON HOYS Owing to the success attained by those breezy boys wc have arranged to keep them with us for the rest of the week. In addition “HOME COOKING” Monte “HOME COOKING” Banks’ “HOME COOKING” Comedy And OUR ORCHESTRA OF SOLOISTS.
PALACE THEATRE MONDAY NEXT. ARTHUR SHIRLEY In AUSTRALIA’S GREATEST NOVEL, THE MYSTERY OE A HANSOM CAB THE MYSTERY OF A HaNSOM CAB THE MYSTERY OF A HaNSOM CAB By FERGUS HUME. The picture is a great visualisation of Australia’s most famous book of adventure, dealing with the social, slum and every phase of Australian life. More than a generation has passed since Fergus Hume wrote his thrilling story, and the title has been a household phrase ever since. FOUNDED ON THE FACTS OF THE MOST STARTLING CASE THAT EVER STAGGERIfD THE WORLD. IT BRINGS BACK VIVID MEMORIES THAT WILL LIVE FOR EVER. ARTHUR SIIIRIEY 'ln THE MYSTERY OF A HANSOM CAB THE MYSTERY OF A HANSOM CAJB THE MYSTERY OF A HANSOM CAB At the PALACE ON MONDAY. OLD TIM COLE. OjLD Tim Cole was a. merry old soul, a happy old soul was he; In cold and rain he laughed loud again, For his footwear made him warm, you see; We asked where he dealt, and he hitched up his belt And answered, “Phil Duncalf’s, the Square.” Hal Hal Tim Cole—you’ e a WISE old soul; In future we, too, will deal there. Building and shop office FITTINGS IS OUR BUSINESS. SHAW AND SAPWELL, 2 Ashley Street (Phones 6175 & 5657). ESTIMATES GIVEN. HATS! CLAN bo Cleaned and Re blocked at J HOUSTON’S EMPIRE DYE WORKS j Opp. Empire Hotel P.ione 6143.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 143, 21 May 1925, Page 1
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