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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVIII, Issue 205, 28 July 1928, Page 1

FULLERS’ SUPER REVUE COY. FULLERS’ SUPER REVUE COY. The Biggest Programme of Novelties, The Greatest and Latest Melodies, The Brightest Songs, The Daintiest Dances, The Funniest Situations and The Biggest Laughing Feast You’ll Get in a Whole Lifetime. OPERA HOUSE TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY NEXT, JULY 31st, AUGUST Ist. Prior to opening at their magnificent new St. James’ Theatre, Auckland, Messrs John Fuller and Sons present their Most Famous Revue Company. MIKE CONNOR’S AND QUEENIE PAUL’S “LEAGUE OF NOTIONS,” “LEAGUE OF NOTIONS,” “LEAGUE OF NOTIONS,” Featuring SYD BECK SYD BECK The Comedians You Simply Cannot Help Laughing At. LINN SMITH’S JAZZ BAND, LINN SMITH’S JAZZ BAND, The Modern Melody Monarchs and a Supporting Cast of Revue Artists Never Equalled. When W T e Say “LEAGUE OF NOTIONS” We Mean “LEAGUE OF NOTIONS,” Not One or Two Novelties, but Literally a Whole League of them and • Every One a Delightful Surprise. FULLERS’ POPULAR PRICES:— 4s, 3s (plus tax) and 2s. Box Plans for the Season are now open at the Opera House. BOOK NOAV as the Plans are Rapidly Filling. _ Representative _W. J- DUNN THE TRIAL OF MARY DUGAN STARTLINGLY DIFFERENT. OPERA HOUSE Palmerston North. ONE NIGHT ONLY. SATURDAY, AUGUST 4th. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Present (By arrangement with A. H. Woods, New York) — LEON GORDON LEON GORDON LEON GORDON In the First Production of “THE TRIAL OF MARY DUGAN” “THE TRIAL OF MARY DUGAN” “THE TRIAL OF MARY DUGAN” (By Bayard Vellier), With" MAY COLLINS And a Brilliant Supporting Cast of 40 ARTISTS Play Produced by Frederick Roland. “THE TRIAL OF MARY DUGAN” From the time the audience enter the theatre till the end of the play they are intrigued, interested, and thrilled. It is all so different from anything that has been staged here before. Action and incident characterise every scene. There is not a dull moment in the play and the novelty of the whole performance is astounding. “THE TRIAL OF MARY DUGAN” Is one of the most daring creations ever conceived for the stage by the master mind of dramatist. Prices: Reserved 7s 6d ; Others ss, 2s 6d (plus tax). Box Plans open at the Opera. House on Thursday, August 2nd. Representative Walter Monk. JUMBLE SALE. A JUMBLE SALE will bo held in Die ORIENT HALL on TUESDAY, 31st inst., at 2 p.m. PROCEEDS IN AID OF THE WILLARD HOME. • REMOVAL NOTICE. J. ELLIS, BAKER, TI7TSHES to thank his '' numerous customers for their patronage during the past years. Having sold his lease in the Square, he can now be found at his Main Street Shop, where he will give them his best service. If you cannot call, please ring 5033 and we will deliver. J. ELLIS, BAKER, MAIN STREET.

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