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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVII, Issue 273, 17 October 1927, Page 1

AGAIN TO-NIGHT. KOSY THEATRE PROGRAMME DE LUXE. First Attraction:— MILTON SILLS MILTON SILLS In “THE SEA TIGER,” “THE SEA TIGER,” “THE SEA TIGER,” A Throbbing Tale of Two Brothers’ Love, as deep- as the seas they sailed, and how a Heartless Siren Turned that Love to Hate. Also “THE DESPERATE GAME.” “THE DESPERATE GAME.” “THE DESPERATE GAME.” A Sparkling Comedy-Romance of the Great West—Crammed with Fights, Thrilling Captures and Expert Horsemanship. Serial, “STRINGS OF STEEL.”

PALACE THEATRE TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. JANE NOVAK JANE NOVAK In Louis Joseph Vance’s Story, Taken from His Famous Novel, “MAIN SPRINGS.” Huntley Gordon, Jane Novak, Lowell Sherman, Natalie Kingston, And Big Star Cast, In A Powerful Picture that runs the Gamut of Human Emotions 1 Full of Thrills, Romance and Laughter Little Billy Shaefer in a Big Role! Spldndid Supporting Programme includes Aesop Fable Cartoon, Comedy, Gazette, etc. PALACE SALON ORCHESTRA. Overture, “Student Prince.” Palace Popular Prices. Book at Martin’s or ring 5328. SPECIAL SHOW WEEK SPECIAL SHOW WEEK ATTRACTION ATTRACTION Dixieland cabaret IXIELAND CABARET CARNIVAL NIGHT CARNIVAL NIGHT WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd IN THE ANZAC CLUB. IN THE ANZAC CLUB. RAVENS WOOD DANCE. THE above will in future be held Fortnightly. The next Dance will bo held on WEDNESDAY, October 19th. W. GREATOREX, Secretary. WIIAKARONGO HALL~ 19th October 1927. CONCERT and danco in aid of school funds, supper and orchostra. Admission gent’s 2s 6d, ladies’ Is 6d, children Is. Concession to families. BALLROOM DANCING is taught ' correctly by MISS JEAN MUIR, 87 Broadway, cr. Victoria Avenue. MANAWATU BIG SPRING SHOW. Tuesday, Wednesday, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Ist, 2nd, 3rd, 1927. THERE WILL BE PLENTY TO SEE! BRIGHT BREEZY SIDE SHOWS. FINE DISPLAYS IN EXHIBITION halls. RING COMPETITIONS. WHIPPET RACING 1 WHIPPET RACING! WHIPPET RACING 1 An Interesting—Entertaining Novelty Never Before Seen in the District 1 Railway Excursion Fares on all South Island lines and all lines south of Frankton, including Thames and Rotorua in North Island. W. T. PENNY, Secretary. P.O. Box 85, Palmerston North. CRUTTENDEN AND ROUSE, Terrace End. THE Economical Shop for Drapery, all at town prices. School utensils, Pads, Pencils, etc. Magazines and all the latest novels. 617 MAIN STREET (Near Whyte’s grocers). FIREWORKS gNGLISH AND CHINESE. THE LONDON BOOKSHOP, TERRACE END.

GRIFFITHS’ CORDIALS TN 1 Gallon Jars are good to the last drop. No waste, Economical and Refreshing. RING PHONE 6848. PERSSON’S Flower seedlings, TOMATO AND LETTUCE PLANTS Now on Sale at HUM KEE’S, Main Street. NOTICE. WE beg to notify the public, that we have oponed an up-to-date laundry at 137 Church Street, opposite Club Hotel. Your patronage solicited. Country clients' laundry returned post freo. •- EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY, 137 Church Street.