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Manawatu Standard, Volume L, Issue 119, 16 April 1930, Page 1

FAR PLACES OF THE WORLD KNEW HER ONLY AS ‘MADAME X.” v . . . mysterious, alone, braving the world of men .• . . follow her dramatic story, scp the soul of a woman laid bare ... in the most stirring ALLTALKING picture ever made .... LAST 3 NIGHTS. FINAL MATINEE TO-MORROW. , THE PALACE THEATKE Offers Metro-Goldwyn’s Brilliant Epic, “MADAME X,” V “MADAME X,” “MADAME X,” Starring RUTH CHATTERTON, Lewis Stone, Raymond Hackett. Plans at Central Booking Office (phone 7178) until 5 p.m. Reopening at Theatre (phone 5328) at 6 p.m. KOSY THEATRE THE SILENT PICTURE HOUSE. TO-DAY AT 2. TO-NIGHT AT 6.30. JOHN BARRYMORE In “TEMPEST.” “TEMPEST.” "TEMPEST.” The Unconquerable Love of a Commoner and a Princess, kindled amidst the glitter of palace life and surviving the holocaust of an empire. Second Feature:— “THE SIREN,” “THE SIREN,” “THE SIREN,” With ' TOM MOORE And DOROTHY REVIER. Into every life comes love; hut • into few does it bring ;the sorrow ■ and suffering which fall' to the hero and heroine of “The Siren.” OPENING AT DE LUXE “TALKIES” SATURDAY NEXT AT 2 P.M. A SPECIALLY SELECTED EASTER HOLIDAY ATTRACTION. REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY In His New ALL-TALKING Comedy, “ONE HYSTERICAL NIGHT.” “ONE HYSTERICAL NIGHT.” AN ABSOLUTE RIOT OF MIRTH 1 PLANS NOW ON VIEW. E UCHRE! EU C.H R E 1 WEST END SCHOOL. TO-NIGHT, at 8 o’clock. Good Prizes. Good Supper. TAKARO HALL, Corner Featherston and Kingswood Streets. PROGRESSIVE 500 PROGRESSIVE EASTER MONDAY, 8 p.m. Admission Is 6d. First, Second, Third and Novelty Prizes Dainty Supper. Old..and New Players -Welcome, COUNTRY CLUBS CHAMPS. . A FULL DAY’S PROGRAMME ■tx At the SPQRTSGROUND, Commencing at 10.30, EASTER SATURDAY. * NOTICE. 110 car owners .of Palmerston North and . surrounding districts, I beg to anannounce that I am opening up business at 8 Queen Street as an Automotive Electrician, ’phone 7281. My work is associated with Dynamo, Magneto and Battery Repairs. Car Wiring, Battery Charging and the diagnosis of all classes of electrical troubles. I have had export training in this class of work, am a Graduated Member, American School of Electrical Engineering. I have secured the valuable Official Prestolite Battery Agency, and my business will be known as the Official Prestolite Battery Service Station. My electrical knowledge is at your command, and with full assurance that all work will bo guaranteed. Hoping to secure a fair 6haro of your patronage. K. MURRAY, Official Prestolite Battery Service Station, 8 Queen Street, Palmerston North. SCIENCE HAS TRIUMPHED! SCIENCE HAS CONQUERED! The Advent of “DOMINO” WASHING GRANULES Releases you from Wash Day Slavery. Let “DAME DOMINO” Do the Work. CLOTHES LAST LONGER. 9 D PACKET, ALL GROCERS. A. T. BENDALL. F.P.A., N.Z., HJBLIC ACCOUNTANT AUDITOR, AND COMPANY SECRETARY, HAS REMOVED to 17 KING STREET, opp. Broadway Motors. ?hone 6109. . BOARD AND RESIDENCE, ■p ANGITIKEI PRIVATE HOTEL. TARIFF: ,8s per day. Permanent Guests, 30s weekly. Special Concessions to Murried Couples. LAWN MOWEKS. LKPENEI) and Set. Work called for and Delivered Free. A. G. BRITTON, Phone 6004, o ral Repairer of Lawn Mowers, Quiira pfn 133 SHAMROCK STREET. MORE WORRIES!' NO WASH DAY ! THE ECONOMIC. BAG WASH LL call and collect your washing. Ring 6623. SSAGE AND MEDICAL LECTRICAL TREATMENT. Rooms, .77 Fitaherbert . Avenue. JIPPED with ell the latest mod;rn electrical apparatus, including a Violet R»y diathermy, eta J E. Belli*, Masseur, late Bath B and King George V. Hospital, u*. Lady jn attendance, ’Phone 6466.