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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVIII, Issue 226, 22 August 1928, Page 1

PALACE THEATRE AT 7.45 TO-NIGHT AT 7.45 TO-NIGHT Overture, “Lucia di Lammermoor” Extr’aete, “Ramona,” by Eileen Woodfield, L.R.A.M., and the •PALACE SEXTETTE, And CHARLES CHAPLIN. CHARLES CHAPLIN. HE’S BACK AGAIN! In “THE CIRCUS.” “THE CIRCUS.” “The Greatest Show of Mirth—the “picture you’ve been waiting to see! “CHAPLIN, KING OF COMEDY, “back again—still 6iniles and smiles “ahead of them all! Right this way “to the big show! See the greatest “collection of laughs, gags and “giggles ever assembled under one “canvas! Freaks, fun and frolic — “they’re all here! All right, processor, strike up the band! The “show is about to begin! FOLIvS, “STEP THIS WAY!” CHARLIE CHAPLIN in “THE CIRCUS.” “THE CIRCUS.” “THE CIRCUS.” FINAL HOLIDAY MATINEE TO-MORROW. Reserves at Martin’s or Phono Theatre 5328.

ONCE AGAIN ONCE AGAIN ROSY THEATRE Demonstrates just what QUALITY AND QUANTITY- MEAN! QUALITY AND QUANTITY MEAN! "Wo have pride and pleasure in presenting TO-NIGHT! TO-NIG HT! THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ONLY! The Mightiest Thrill Spectacle Ever Captured by a Camera, “THE JOHNSTOWN FLOOD.” “THE JOHNSTOWN FLOOD.” “THE JOHNSTOWN FLOOD. ’ “THE JOHNSTOWN FLOOD.” “THE JOHNSTOWN FLOOD."” “THE JOHNSTOWN FLOOD. 1 ’ “THE JOHNSTOWN FLOOD.” “THE JOHNSTOWN FLOOD.” “THE JOHNSTOWN FLOOD.” “THE JOHNSTOWN FLOOD.” A Superior Cast, headed by George O’Brien and Janet Gaynor. Breathless Heroism, Heartrending Suffering, Miraculous Escapes and Daring Adventure Realistically Depicted in a Great Drama of History’s Most Appalling Disaster! Additional Attraction: — “HONOUR BOUND” A daring drama “HONOUR BOUND” of life in a con“HIONOUR BOUND” viot labour camp In support:— GAZETTE SERIAL COMEDY. SEEING IS BELIEVING! The Biggest Show in Town!

BETTLE’3 SWEET STORE, COLEMAN PLACE. CATERS FOR PICTURE PATRONS. CALL on your way to the Pictures for a pound of CHARLIE CHAPLIN MIXTURE, 2s per lb.

SALE! SALE! SALE! AT 110NG0TEA. BOOTS AND SHOES. EIREAT Clearing Sale of Boots and \J Shoes. Every line greatly reduced. Goods must be sold to make room for new stocks. Come Early as they must go at the prices. AV. BAYLIS, Itongotea. FULLERTON-SMITH AND CO., Barristers and Solicitors, Broadway, Palmerston North. mHE following special sums are avail--1 able on first mortgage in sums to suit:— £30,000 £6OOO £2OOO INTEREST 6 to 64 PER CENT. Offices at Palmerston North, Feilding, Marton, Taumarunui, Taihape and ltaetihi and Wellington (Johnston Beero and Co.) A PLEASANT SURPRISE. AREAL New Suit every time you send your old one to NEILSEN’S dye and cleaning works, 297 MAIN STREET (opp. Public Trust) Phone 5353.

HAIR AND SKIN CONSULTANT. King’s Chambers, the Square, MISS NANE MATHESOK, SPECIALISES in Hair and Face Treatment, Tinting, Cutting, Shampooing, Marcelling, Water Waving (with fingers or combs); also beauty preparation to keep the hair and skin in a healthy condition. Appointments Arranged. Phone 5042,

E. SHAW, (Late Shaw and Sapwell), BUILDER AND SHOP FITTER, 2 Ashley Street. Phone 6175. ESTIMATES given free for all classes of Buildings, Alterations, Additions and Repairs. SALEI SALE! SALEI ALL winter stock must be cleared right out. Bargain hunters should see windows tor prices of coats, frocks and millinery. MRS LAMPARD, 71 Cuba Street. “THE KITCHEN,”

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