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Manawatu Standard, Volume L, Issue 140, 13 May 1930, Page 1

KOSY THEATRE i THE SILENT CINEMA HOUSE. TO-DAY AT 2. TO-NIGHT AT 6.30. DON’T MISS DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in “THE IRON MASK,” “THE IRON MASK,” IT’S A THRILLER! YOUR LAST CHANCE TO-NIGHT. Also showing:— CLAIRE WINDSOR in “FASHION MADNESS,” With REED HOWES. A Picture which gets under the skin and makes you think. Also showing:— Episode 3, “THE PIRATE OF PANAMA,” . And “THE COLLEGIANS”— “’VARSITY DRAG.” Commencing To-morrow:— “SHE GOES THE LIMIT” And “THE ROMANCE OF SEVILLE.” THEATRE DE LUXE PREMIERE PRESENTATION AT 8 TO-NIGHT AT 8 And Thereafter Twice Daily—--2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Until SATURDAY, May 17th. THE FOX MOVIETONE ALL-TALKING MIRTHQUAKE! At which you’ll Laugh till the tears run down your back I A MASSIVE 12-PART PRODUCTION! Direct from World’s Record Runs in London and New York! “THE COCK-EYED WORLD,” “THE COCK-EYED WORLD,” “THE COCK-EYED WORLD,” “THE COCK-EYED WORLD,” MARVELLOUSLY SPECTACULAR SEQUEL TO “WHAT PRICE GLORY,” AND ALL-DIALOGUE AND SINGING The Greatest Laugh-provoking Picture of the Season: that big. colourful outspoken pair of “What Price Glory” in more strenuous love-making and newer, harder and more daring fighting tricks. Starring VICTOR McLAGLEN, Starring VICTOR McLAGLEN, With

EDMUND LOWE LILY DAMITA, And Supporting Casts of many Hundreds. THRILLINGLY AND HILARIOUSLY ENACTED IN RUSSIA, CONEY ISLAND AND THE PHILIPPINES! MORE THAN 750,000 PEOPLE CROWDED THE ROXY-THEATRE. NEW YORK, DURING THE FIRST THREE WEEKS. (“Recommended by the Censor More Especially for Adult Audiences.”) Plans at Central Booking Office (telephone 7178) until 6 p.m. Reopening at Theatre (phone 5050) at 6 p.m. Essential to Reserve Early! Free List Suspended. Q RATING! SKATING! U EVERY WEDNESDAY. Special Notice.—Owing to Possible and Probables football match, there will be no afternoon session. Evening Session as usual, 7.30 till 10. R. KING, Proprietor. SALE NOTICE. THE business formerly carried on by Louis Gee has now been purchased by WILLIE LING. All customers are assured of every attention, and only the Best Fruit and Vegetables will be stocked. FREE DELIVERY. NOTICE. I BEG to announce I have taken over the HOKOWHITU STORE. A trial solicited. Your needs are ours. A. G. THOMPSON, Phone 5547. FOR SALE. Cl IX Dairy Farms, 40 to 130 acres. IC> mostly drained swamp. Usual commission will be paid to land agent introducing buyer. For particulars apply L. G. M. TAVERNER, Manager, Kai Kai, Levin. “THE KITCHEN,” HOPWOOD’S BUILDINGS, FOR MORNING or AFTERNOON TEY or LIGHT LUNCHEON, lakes and Pastry. Fragrant Tea or loffeo. Best in Town. MONEY £5 LEND £2OO PROMPTLY & CONFIDENTIALLY ON Furniture, Farm Implements, Motor Cars, Life Insurance Policies, Dairy Stock, etc. EASY TERMS ARRANGED. RID GW AY LOAN & FINANCE COMPANY (Philip E. Flood, Manager), 114 CUBA STREET, PHONE 6568. (Half Holiday Wednesday.)

wAVEAVE. 30s 30s TIERMANENT L ERMANENT 80s 30s 80s 30s ►OB fIOUSINS, )OB VOUSINS, CLUB HOTEL BUILDINGS. Phono 7229. B( ( FOR FOOT JOY TRY A. L, DOY, Bootmaker and Repairer, 70 Fitzherbert Avenue, corner Ferguson Street. 'the BROADWAY SCHOOL OF LANCING. PRINCIPAL : MISS GWEN GIBBS. (Late J.O.W, and Tivoli Theatre, Avt.) ' Pupil, Espinosa, London, OPERATIC, Grecian, Character, Eccentrio and Tap Dancing. Class of Private Tuition. BALLROOM CLASS, Tuesday, 8 p.m, Junior Ballroom Class by special arrangement for Students of Secondary Schools, Saturdav 7p m, Particulars at Studio, Broadway Buildings, Broadway (phone 7170), T. E, S A P W E L L, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, 67 ROY STREET, Estimate Given for all branches of the Building Trade,