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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 157, 4 June 1929, Page 1

FINALLY TO-NIGHT. ROSY THEATKE "The Quality and Quantity Houae,” Present ESTELLE BRODY in ESTELLE BRODY in “MADEMOISELLE PARLEY VOO” “MADEMOISELLE PARLEY VOO” Oil, Boy! Can She Parley-Voo? Well— You’d Be Surprised—She’s Got “It,” and How She Sparkles in the Fascinating Story. ALSO: GROCK! GROCK! GROCK! GROCK! GROCK! GROCK! The World-renowned Clown in “WHAT FOR! WHAT FOR!” “AVHAT FOR! WHAT FOR!” See Greek and His Monkey in His Funniest Circus Tricks. “WHAT FOR” “WHAT FOR” “WHAT FOR” “WHAT FOR” TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY): HELEN TWELVETREES in “BLUE SKIES” “BLUE SKIES” “BLUE SKIES” “BLUE SKIES” Baffled by birth, lonely and unloved, they found their fate in each other. Also LILLIAN HALL-DAVIS in “ADVENTURE MAD.” /‘ADVENTURE MAD.” A Tingling Mystery Drama and a Gang of Crooks.

TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT 1 THE THEATKE DE LUXE Palmerston’s Premier Picture House WILL FINALLY PRESENT The Sensational “LONESOME” “LONESOME” With GLENN TRYON . and BARBARA KENT THE PERFECT ROMANCE, With only Two Principals and a Cast of Many Thousands. Delightful! Different! Refreshing! A ROMANCE OF A GLORIOUS HOLIDAY. “The Picture Without a Villain”— Unlike anything you have ever seen—an. emotional treat. New! Refreshing! Fascinating! “LONESOME” “LONESOME” “LONESOME” Sets a New Standard of Screen Entertainment. Commencing To-morrow (Wednesday) Night:— BEBE DANIELS in “TAKE ME HOME,” With NEIL HAMILTON. A Story of Love Behind the Footlights Box Plans at Majestic Buildings, Broadway, Phone 7178. After 5 p.m. ring Theatre, Phone £OSO, for Reservations.

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