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Manawatu Standard, Volume L, Issue 222, 15 August 1930, Page 1

DE LUXE THEATRE FINALLY TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. TWO BIG FEATURES. No. 1: R.K.O.’S THRILLING STORY OF LOVE AND ADVENTURE, “THE DELIGHTFUL ROGUE” (“A” Cert.: Adult Audiences.) With ROD LA ROCQUE RITA LA ROY And a Big Supporting Cast. No. 2 : An R.K.O. CIRCUS THRILLER “THE CIRCUS KID,? With an All-Star Cast. They Live to Make You Laugh . . . . Gamble with Death for Your Smile! Plans at the Central Booking Office.

PALACE THEATRE CONCLUDING AT 8 TO-NIGHT. ALL-TALKING! ALL-THRILLING! 100 per cent. Entertainment! ' “THE GAMBLERS.” THE HUGE ALL-STAR CAST includes H. B. Warner, Lois Wilson, Jilson Robards, George Fawcett and Johnny Arthur. WONDERFULLY SPOKEN! WONDERFULLY ACTED! Magnificently Adapted from the Stage Play of the Same Name. Also Outstanding Dialogue and Musical Featurettes. .Plan at Central Boohing Office, Phone 7178, until 5 p.m. Reopening at the Theatro (Phone 5328) at 6 p.m. SOCIAL CLUB. E UCHRE TOURNEY, ODDFELLOWS’ HALL, Cuba Street. TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, August 16, at 8 p.m. Good Prizes. Supper. CHICKS! TOP QUALITY CHICKS. MARKLAND’S WHITE LEGHORN'S. H ATCHING EVERY FEW DAYS in August and September. 4 KEITH STREET. LOYAL DUTCH LOUNGE. ENTIRELY UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. EEORGANISATION of Staff and Personal Attention ensures the very best service possible. All home-made cakes, manufactured on the premises, under most hygienic conditions, from purest of ingredients. Special Morning and Afternoon Tea served daily. Three-course Dinner and Lunches—a special delight. A TRIAL SOLICITED. TENNIS! TENNIS! PLAYERS are invited to inspect our new season’s Racket Frames, which wo have just opened. These frames consist of a large number entirely new to this district. Intending purchasers may have any frame strung up to suit their own requirements. Delivery as required. G. H. BENNETT & CO., LTD., BROADWAY. THE BROADWAY SCHOOL OE DANCING. Principal: MISS GWEN GIBBS (Late J. C. Williamson’s and Tivoli Theatro, Aust.) Pupil “Espinosa,” London. Private and class tuition in all branches. BALLROOM PRACTICE DANCE, Tuesday, 8 p.m. JUNIOR BALLROOM CLASS, Saturday, 7 p.m. Terms and particulars at Studio, Broadway Buildings, ’phone 7170. NEILSEN’S DYE WORKS. Send your Suit to us for Renovation. A good job guaranteed. ATEILSEN’S DYE AND CLEANING JN WORKS, Main Street, opp. Public Trust Buildings LAWN MO WEES. SHARPENED and Set. Work called for and Delivered Free. A. G. BRITTON Phono 6004, General Repairer of Lawn Mowers, Saws, etc., 133 SHAMROCK STREET. E. SHAW. BUILDER AND SHOP FITTER, 2 Ashley Street, Phone 6175, FOR Show Stands, Fixtures, Counters, etc. Let me quote you. Estimates Free. G. PROCTER. THE PLUMBER. i tt. Work Personally Attended To. i PHONE 6099. RES. 7259. Workshop:— Corner Bryant and Main Streets. PERMANENT WAVING WE are Experts at Permanent Waving. Full Head 30s. Guaranteed six months. 808 COUSINS. HAIRDRESSER, NEXT CLUB HOTEL. RING 7229. CHIMNEY SWEEPING FOR GOOD CLEAN WORK, TRY p- A R V E Y. TOWN OR COUNTRY, eave orders at V. Harwood’s Excelsior Store, Russell Street. Phone 6603. THE ECONOMIC BAG WASH. WILL Call and Collect Your WASHING. 'PHONE 6623, BROADWAY Cycles,—The place for tyros,