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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 97, 24 March 1926, Page 1

KOSY THEATBE TO-NIGHT 6.30 to 10. ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY. What was the secret that lay ludden beneath the mocking quips and jests of Europe’s Greatest Clown? LON CHANEY As “The Clown,” In The Mctro-Goldwyn Super-Special production of the circus ring, “HE WHO GETS SLAPPED,” “HE WHO GETS SLAPPED,” “HE WHO GETS SLAPPED,” Supported by NORMA SHEARER and •JOHN GILBERT. Apart from his circus ring attiro, LON CHANEY Departs from tho grotesque in makeup and will appear as himself. “HE WHO GETS SLAPPED” “HE WHO GETS SLAPPED” “HE WHO GETS SLAPPED” Is a Masterpiece. Also showing “WELCOME STRANGER,” “WELCOME STRANGER,” With FLORENCE VIDOR, LLOYD HUGHES and NOAH BEERY. A Delightful Melange of Laughs, Romance and Thrills. NO INCREASE IN PRICES. PALACE THEATRE THE HOUSE OF DISTINCTION. TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. Last screening of the GREATEST SCENIC PICTURE EVER MADE. “GLORIOUS NEW ZEALAND,” “GLORIOUS NEW ZEALAND,” “GLORIOUS NEW ZEALAND,” The Government Publicity Film that Does Justice to its Subject. Takes you on a superb tour of your own country. Shows you what no one tourist has ever seen. SEE the Sword Fishing in full swing 1 SEE the winter sports on Ruapehu’s slopes! SEE the wonders of Mangahao hydroelectric works! SEE every part of New Zealand you have ever wished you might visit! YOUR LAST CHANCE COMES TO-NIGHT! Prices as usual. Reserves at Palace. ’Phone 6328. SEE THE WINDOW DISPLAY AT THE P.D.C. NOTICE. TO THE CITIZENS OF PALMERSTON NORTH. THE following telegram was leceived from the Prime Minister in connection with tho screening of the Publicity Department’s Great Scenic Film:— “Am very pleased to learn that ‘Glorious Now Zealand’ film is being shown at your theatre as an advertiser of our wonderful scenic beauties and attractions. It is'a splendid medium, and whilst being most interesting and instructive to New Zealandprs themselves, will prove a powerful influence in bringing prospective tourists and visitors to tho Dominion.” (Signed) J. G. COATES. DRUIDS’ DRUIDS’ JgUCHRE TOURNAMENT. ODDFELLOWS’ HALL, 7.45—10.15. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. FOUR PRIZES. MANCHESTER UNITY, 1.0.0. F. Euchre tournament in oddfellows’ Hall, Cuba Street, on FRIDAY, March 26th, at 8 p.m. Prizes: 701 b. bag of Flour, £ ton of Coal, 251 b. bag of Flour, 100 Cigarettes. Gents 2s, ladies Is 6d. DANCE. the \ DANCE will bo held X NEWBURY HALL on FRIDAY, MARCH 26th. IOOD MUSIC, DAINTY SUPPER. Ladies 2s, Gents 2s 6d. In aid of Newbury Funds. TO LET, ) -ROOMED House, situated Linton Street, two minutes from Square. Apply JUSTICE AND EDMUNDS,' Opp. Grand Hotel, Church Street. A CHANCE TO BUY A ROSY HOME AT FIRST COST. p' ROOMS and kosy kftchon, coriirt) plet© with all possible conveniences, situated in Ferguson street; beautiful section, planted in shrubs. Apply R. M. MAUNDER, Kitchen Expert. 18 Frederick Street, Phone 8608. HAVE THAT WEDDING CAKE. Made at BUTZBACH’S model bakery, ' 389 Main Street East. Now Booking Orders for HOT CROSS BUNS. HOUSTON’S EMPIRE DYE WORKS WILL keep you looking and feeling clean and smart. Send us your soiled clothes —bo convinced. OPPOSITE EMPIRE HOTEL. Phone 6143. R CURTIS, 68 Waldegrave street, • undertakes all classes concrete or tiling work, etc., lowest cost.— £hono 6157.