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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVIII, Issue 186, 6 July 1928, Page 1

A PALPITATING PAGEANT OP PLEASURE FINALLY CLOSES AT THE PALACE TO-NIGHT At 7.45 TO-NIGHT Rafael Sabatini’s Epic, “BARDELYS THE MAGNIFICENT.” “BARDELYS THE MAGNIFICENT.” With John Gilbert, Karl Dane, Geo. K. Arthur, Eleanor Boardman. This Glittering Historical Romance of France in the 16th Century. FINALLY SCREENS TO-NIGHT. In Support. “MAX, MORITZ AND AKKA” In an Egyptian Phantasy. THE' PALACE SELECT SIX . In the “Bardelys” Music Score. (The Monkeys To-niglit—The Gorilla To-morrow.) appearingTn PERSON AT THE PALACE. TO-MORROW AFTERNOON at 1.45: “THE GORILLA.” “THE GORILLA.” Boys and Girls—be on the look out for “The Gorilla”—he will actually appear on the Palace balcony to-morrow—just before the matinee commences— WATCH HIS ANTICS! THEN AT THE MATINEE. ORCHESTRAL, SESSION AT 7.45. The Great Mystery Comedy, “THE GORILLA.” “THE GORILLA.” Out Go the Lights—On Go the Thrills and Chills 1 Shrieks I Yells! Roars! Screams! All of Laughter I Mulligan? Detective Mulligan? Where are you ? Ca'tch that Gorilla 1 (Charlie Murray plays Detective Mulligan.) This is the creepiest, wooziest, funniest of all mystery shows. Reserve Now at Martin’s Bookshop. EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT! BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT. The THEATRE DELUXE Will have great pleasure in screening on .Wed., Thurs. and Fri. next The Amazing Super-Production, “VARIETY.” “VARIETY.” Amazing 1 Enthralling! Gigantic ! Featuring Europe’s Most Wonderful Master of Make-up, EMIL JANNINGS. The Box Plan will open at Berryman’s on Monday, or phone 5050 (theatre). NOTE.—There will be no advance in prices for this huge attraction. WHAIvARONGO. BLACK AND GOLD AGAIN! pONOERT AND DANCE, \VHAKARONGO HALL, FRIDAY, JULY 6tk» (TO-NIGHT). Our Usual Party pf Leading Artists. WE CATER FOR ALL. Old and Modern Dancing. Good Orchestra. Good Supper. Admission 2s. SOCCER. NORTH STREET PARK. rpARANAKI v. MANAWATU, JL 2.45 p.m. Curtain Raiser — College Street v. Central Scouts, 1.45 p.m. SOCIAL CLUB. EUCHRE! EUCHRE! QDDFELLOWS’ HALL, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), JULY 7th, at 8 p.m. 15 GOOD PRIZES—GOLD WRISTLET WATCH 2 i tons coal 2701 b. bags sugar 251 b. boxes tea 2251 b. bags flour 2 bags coal f- 2 lib. tea 2 fire shovels Supper. Admission 2s. HAIL, rain or sunshine! Our specially constructed Pantechnicon conveys your furniture absolutely dry and free from dust, regardless of distance. Our years of experience are your guarantee. —New Zealand Express Co., Ltd. (phone 6205). SEND YOUR HAT, TOO, [I7HEN you send your SUIT to be VV Cleaned and Pressed at HOUSTON’S EMPIRE DYE WORKS, )pp. Empire Hotel. Phone 6143. WINTER COATS. MRS LAMPARD, > opposite Woodfield’B Garage, Cuba Street, secures a new lino of winter coate. Selling these from 455. All sizes, all colours. Great value. FOR SALE. 4 -CYLINDER Hup. and Ford, both 5 seaters, good order, new hoods. £35 each. New hoods fitted to any make of car and general motor repairs a speciality. P.N. MOTOR WORKS, OSCAR ANDREWS (Prop.) md Colli Comer Fitzherbert Avenue and Streot. ego SCHOOL OF DANCING. MISS MILDRED NELSON. yALE BLUES, issian, Eastern, Spanish and Operatic Dancing. Rangitikei Street, Palmerston North Phone 6882. FOR AN UNBEATABLE QUICK BAG WASH, RING 6003. WE COLLECT AND RETURN SAME DAY. ONE SHOP ONLY. FOR DELIGHTFUL CAKES AND PASTRY, “THE KITCHEN,” Hopwood’s Bdgs. WHEN in town shopping, call at Cosy Tearooms for that afternoon tea, FRAGRANT TEA. DAINTY CAKES. Remember, only one “KITCHEN,” and address at, Hopwood’s Rdgs,