Page 1 Advertisements Column 2

Manawatu Standard, Volume L, Issue 120, 17 April 1930, Page 1

ir DE LUXE “TALKIES” 13 AT 8 AGAIN TO-NIGHT AT 8 •AND FINALLY" TO-MORROW (Good Friday) NIGHT. THE ALL-TALKING COMEDY3, DRAMA, “THE LADY LIES,” “THE LADY LIES,” . “THE LADY LIES,” Featuring a Cast of Famous Broadway Stage Artists—New Great “Talkie” Stars.. WALTER HUSTON : CLAUDETTE COLBERT _ CHAS. RUGGLES lr In Powerfully Dramatic Situations and : 0 Brilliant Dialogue 1 Don’t Miss this Sparkling Production. A Picture in Tune with the Modern r ’ Age 1 Additional:— All-Talking Comedy, “Weak But Wilting”; Song Number,- “Gems from Faust”; Paramount Sound News. Plans at Central Booking Office, phone 7178, until 6 p.m. Re-opening at Theatre (phone 6050) at 6 p.m. 3 NOTE.—The Central Booking Office will be closed To-morrow (Good Friday). The Box Plan for the evening .7 performance will, therefore, open at d the Theatre at 5 p.m. / RUTH CHATTERTON SPEAKS—- ’’ “I speak to all women ... all wives and mothers . . . and to all men who * are so Godlike that they can refuse the woman who sins another chance.”— h Ruth Chatterton. LAST 2 NIGHTS. TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW NIGHT. PALACE THEATRE Offers Metro-Goldwyn’s Brilliant Epic, “MADAME X,” “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. PATRONS, PLEASE NOTE.—Tomorrow night’s plans will re-open at Theatre (phone 5328) at 5 p.m. Central Booking Office closed all day. STUPENDOUS! EASTER ATTRACTION! PALACE THEATRE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE AN EXTENDED SEASON OF “SUNNY SIDE UP,” “SUNNY SIDE UP,” “SUNNY SIDE UP,” Commencing SATURDAY AT 2 P.M., And CONTINUING TWICE DAILY At 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. ALL TALKING, SINGING, MUSICAL DANCING, COMEDY ‘'SUNNY SIDE UP” “SUNNY SIDE UP” “SUNNY SIDE UP” LIVE! LOVE! LAUGH LIVE! LOVE! LAUGH! At this SUNBURST OF SONGS. JANET GAYNOR CHARLES FARRELL In the MUSICAL RAGE OF THE SEASpN, Containing the largest collection of outstanding song successes ever presented in One picture, Including ‘Turn On the Heat.” ‘Keep Your Sunny Side Up.” ‘l’m a Dreamer, Aren’t We All?” ‘Picking Petals off Daisies.” ‘lf I Had a Talking Picture of You.’ PLANS NOW OPEN. JJONGOTEA, PICTURES, Saturday, 19th. ; Jack Daugherty in ‘THE BODY PUNCH.” CITIZENS’ LUNCH CLUB. OWING to Easter Holidays, tho usual meeting on TUESDAY, April 22nd, will NOT be held. MRS PETTIGREW (Late of Brisbane) HAS opened a Ladies’ Hairdressing -and Toilet Parlour, next Hotel Carlton, Cuba Street. IIVIC BILLIARD SALOON, FriendJ ly Society Buildings, the Square, 10W OPEN. 5 New Tables, all the itest and best appointments. DANCING, NATIONAL, FANCY, BALLROOM. MR D. S. MacLENNAN, Certificated, London. Studio, Coleman Place. Private instruction in the modern method of Ballroom Dancing. Beginners, individual and couples -who have not yet learned the modern style: A class is also being formed, limited to 8 PUPILS, commencing on an early date. Please cidl or write. EASTER EGGS! EASTER EGGS! And NOVELTIES BETTLE’S SWEET STORES XJAVE THE • BEST RANGE, yole.mam Place and George Street. NO MORE WORRIES! • ' - NO WASH DAY! THE economic bag wash WILL call and collect your washing. Ring 6623. MASSAGE AND MEDICAL ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. Booms, 77 Fitzherborfc Avonue. T 1 QUIPPED with all the latest modera electrical apparatus, including "Ultra Violet Hay” diathermy, eto. Mr J. E. Beilis, Masseur, late Bath House and King George V. Hospital, Rotorua. Lady in attendance. ’Phone 6455. ■ ‘ the BROADWAY SCHOOL OF DANCING. PRINCIPAL: MISS GWEN GIBBS. (Late J.C.W; and . Tivqh Theatre, Aus.) v Pupil, Espinosa,, London. ODeratic, Grecian, Character, ■ Eccentric and the latest ballroom dancing. . p) a y and Evening Classes. Private Tuition by Appointment. Tariff- Parents and intending pupils interviewed. Second term commencing Studio Bldgs. ’Phone 7170.