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Manawatu Standard, Volume L, Issue 144, 17 May 1930, Page 1

THEATRE DE LUXE CONCLUDING TO-NIGHT. THE COMEDY-DRAMA SENSATION OF ALL TIME! THE FOX MOVIETONE ALL-TALKING MIRTHQUAKE, You’ll Laugh Till tho Tears Run Down Your Back! “THE COCK-EYED WORLD,” “THE COCK-EYED WORLD,” Thrillingly and Hilariously Enacted in Russia, Coney Island and the Philippines! Starring VICTOR McLAGLEN With EDMUND LOWE LILY DAMITA And Supporting Cast of Many Hundreds. A MASSIVE 12-PART PRODUCTION. Marvellously Spectacular Sequel to “WHAT PRICE GLORY?” And—ALL-TALKING! (CENSOR’S RECOMMENDATION : “More Suitable for Adult Viewing.”) Plans at Central Booking Office (telephone 7178) until 5 p.m. Reopening at Theatre (phone 5060) at 6 p.m. Telephone Reserves NOT held 'after 7.45 p.m. Early Booking Advisable. ROSY THEATRE THE SILENT CINEMA HOUSE. CONTINUOUS from 1 to 10 p.m. EDWIN CAREWE Presents DOLORES DEL, RIO as “EVANGELINE” In Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s Immortal Love Epic, With a Cast of over 1000 People. A Drama of Injustice and Oppression and how a loyal heart kept faith. Captivating! Picturesque! Thrilling! Second Feature:— “ODDS ON.” Cast: PHYLLIS GIBBS, Arthur Tauchart, Fred Tauchart, Check Hayes, Stella Southern, Robert Purdle, John Faulkner, Violet Elliott and others. A Thrilling Story of the Australian Turf. Also Showing:— Ep. 4, “THE PIRATE OF PANAMA” And “THE COLLEGIANS”— “FLYING HIGH.”

GARRISON DANCE. TO-NIGHT AT 8 TO-NIGHT DO you want to Dance to another of the very latest dance hits? Well, come and hear LARKIN’S BAND feature “Without You Emaline,” a tune with a real Blue Rhythm. Yon can’t fail to appreciate these captivating tunes. Excellent Prizes! Excellent Prizes I Are you the lucky one this time. Gents 2s 6d, Ladies 2s, Double 4s. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

TAKAKO TENNIS CLUB. THE members of the above club are holding A WIND-UP DANCE in the Takaro Church Hall NEXT TUESDAY, 20th May, at 8 p.m. Admission: Ladies Is 6d. Gents 2s. Music by Mr Cater. E. NORRIS, Hon. Sec. THE ARTISTS BALL THE ARTISTS BALL PALMERSTON NORTH’S FIRST ARTISTS’ BALL. EMPIRE HALL,. WEDNESDAY, MAY 21st. ITEMS BY LEADING ARTISTS. Novelties Galore! LARKIN’S ORCHESTRA. TICKETS ON SALE NOW:— Ladies 3s. Gentlemen ss, Double ?s 6d. Good Supper Provided. No invitations issued, but all rights reserved. R. OLIVER, Hon. Sec. SAINTS’ YOUNG MEN’S CLUB EUCHRE AND DANCE, COSMOPOLITAN CLUB ROOM, THURSDAY, May 22nd, at 8 p.m. . CATER’S ORCHESTRA. Prizes for Euchre. Admission 2s. “In all things the beginning is the most important. ’ ’—Socrates. A CORRECT and thorough grounding by a competent tea'cher enables you to Dance with ease and confidence. THE JEAN MUIR SCHOOL OP BALLROOM DANCING, 15 Rangitikei Street, Can give you steps, style, balance and movement and all the other qualities that makes good dancers. For appointments telephone 5746 or Studio 6882. Dancing Class every Tuesday Evening at 7.30 o’clock. PERMANENT WAVING 30/ —MRS MAY, NEXT PALACE THEATRE. YOU’VE DONE YOUR PART WHEN YOU TAKE THE PICTURE! A SUCCESSFUL result depends upon who does the DEVELOPING and PRINTING. Bring your films here and thus be sure of tha+> SPECIALISTS’ work' which ensures perfect results. You pay no more for our better service. G. E. ERAMJEE. PHOTOGRAPHIC DEALER, Next De Luxe Theatre, 13 George Street, Palmerston North. Phone 6663—Private 6801. GOOD-BYE! GOOD-BYE! NO more aching pains 1 No more lighting coppers 1 Put your Washing into the bag. Van calls and delivers. Your Washing beautifully white and clean. ECONOMIC BAG WASH, RING 6623. THE BROADWAY SCHOOL OF DANCING. PRINCIPAL: MISS GWEN GIBBS. (Late J.C.W. and Tivoli Theatre, Au».) Pupil, Espinosa, London. OPERATIC, Grecian, Character, Eccentric and Tap Dancing. Class of Private Tuition. BALLROOM CLASS, Tuesday, 8 p.m. Junior Ballroom Class by special arrangement for Students of Secondary Schools, Saturday, 7-p.m. •' Particulars at Studio, Broadway Buildings, Broadway (phone 7170).