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Manawatu Standard, Volume L, Issue 77, 26 February 1930, Page 1

PE LUXE “TALKIES” COMMENCING AT 8 TO-NIGHT THE ALL-TALKING, ALL-SINGING, ALL-DANCING Riotous Revel of Youth and Beauty—“S W E E T I E,” “S W E E T I E,” “S W E E T I E,” “S W E E T I E,” “S W E E T I E,” With NANCY CARROLL. HELEN KANE, STANLEY SMITH, JACK OAIvIE and WILLIAM AUSTIN. Nancy Carroll as a Chorus Girl who inherits a boys’ school. Just picture what that promises 1 HEAR Ten New Songs! SEE a Peppy New Dance I HEAR and SEE THE PICTURE THAT WILL MAKE EVERYONE HAPPY—“SWEETIE,” “SWEETIE,” Additional:— All-Talking Comedy, “KISSES.” . Singing Act, “CROONING MELODIES.” . . • SOUND NEWS. Plan at Central Booking Office (phone 7178) until 5 p.m. Reopening at Theatre (phono 5050) at 6 p.m. EUCHRE! EUCHRE! WEST END SCHOOL. N AID OF SCHOOL BATHS. TO-NIGHT, at 8 o’clock. Good Prizes. Good Supper. COME ONE! COME ALL! PADDY’S MARKET. ALL SAINTS’ PARISH HALL. A TO-MORROW AFTERNOON. All Manner of Good Things. Doors Open 1 p.m. TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC (LONDON). ENTRIES for the June Theory Examinations will close with the undersigned on Saturday, March Ist. A. J. GRAHAM, Local Secretary. BETTLE’S DE LUXE LOUNGE, GEORGE STREET, WILL be running a Guessing Competition all this week in conjunction with the Picture “SWEETIE.” Every Customer is Entitled to Participate. SEE WINDOW FOR PARTICULARS. PRIZE— A Free Pass for the Pictures and a Box of Chocolates. MISS NANE MATHESON, Hair and Skin Consultant, King’s Chamois, the Square.—Every day loveliness is reflected in your hair. If your hair j s dull and lifeless you will be amazed at the difference after one or two special scalp treatments. —’Phone 5042. Appointments arranged. THE BROADWAY SCHOOL OF DANCING. PRINCIPAL: MISS GWEN GIBBS (Late J.C.W. and Tivoli Theatre, Aus.) Pupil, Espinosa, London. OPERATIC, Grecian, Character, Eccentric and Ballroom Dancing. Pupils prepared for Competitions. Half berms commence, Junior, Saturday, 15th March. Intermediate and Senior, Thursday, 13th March. Ballroom practise Dances commence Tuesday, 18th March. Private tuition by appointment. Prospectus at Studio, Broadway Buildings, ’phone 7170. REMOVAL NOTICE. WE have moved to more select and private offices and may now be found at 114 CUBA STREET. RIDGWAY LOAN & FINANCE COMPANY. MASSAGE AND MEDICAL ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. Rooms, 77 Fitzherbert Avenue. T 1 QUIPPED with all the latest modJjj era electrical apparatus, including “Ultra Violet Ray” diathermy, etc. Mr J. E. Beilis, Masseur, late Bath House and King George V. Hospital, Rotorua. Lady in attendance. ’Phone 6455. JOOKI Rooms papered from £1 15s. I CHAS. SAPWELL, Painter and Paperhanger, 310 Ferguson Street, p.N. (phone 6832). P. 5.—25 per cent, discount off all papers stocked. “ELSA MAE” TTIROCK SPECIALIST, Jl No. 1 (upstairs) Oroua Buildings. CUBA STREET. FOR LADIES. THE effectiveness and beauty of a Permanent Wave lies largely in the 6kill of the operator. _ It is not a mechanical process—it is the work of a master craftsman. 808 COUSINS, Tucker’s Hotel Buildings, Phone 7229. PICNIC BEVERAGES. GRIFFITHS’ Fruity Flavoured Cordials, in one gallon jars, are most suitable for parties and picnics. Special quotations for quantities. GRIFFITHS’ CORDIALS. Phone 6848. LAWN MOWHRS. SHARPENED and Set. Work called for and Delivered Free. A. G. BRITTON, Phone 6004, General Repairer of Lawn Mowers, Saws, etc., 133 SHAMROCK STREET. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. THOS. GRIGGS AND SON, Office and factory 'O3 Main Street (Phone 6637). Private Address:— H. H. GRIGGS, 15 Queen Street J (Phono 5911).