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Manawatu Standard, Volume LII, Issue 69, 20 February 1932, Page 1

REGENT TO-NIGHT FROM the Play that Blocked Traffio Along the Great WHTE WAY and Started Tongues Wagging Merrily . . . ‘STKICfLY DISHONOURABLE.” (“A” Cert. Recommendation.) With a Cast Including PAUL LUKAS’ SIDNEY FOX' LEWIS STONE The Reckless Romance of a Southern Miss who Meets a Great Lover in a Great City .... AND CHANGES Her Ideas of v LOVE and LIFE I From Brock Pemberton’s Stage Success by Preston Sturges. THE SMASH-HIT PICTURE THAT SET THE CROWDS TALKING FRANTICALLY. Also Screening:— “STRANGE AS IT SEEMS.” OSWALD CARTOON. “FAST AND FURIOUS,” Comedy. BOX PLANS OPEN MONDAY. Reserves 7a , (plus tax). OPERA HOUSE Direction— J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. GILBERT AND SULLIVAN BEASON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 24th and 25th, and MATINEE, THURSDAY, at 2 p.m. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. By Permission R. D’Oyley Carte, Eeq., Savoy Theatre. London. Present their new Gilbert and Sullivan Comic Opera, Company After a Record Season in Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland and Wellington. In a Brilliant Production of the Deliciously Musical and Genuinely Humorous Opera. “THE GONDOLIERS" To be Followed by "THE MIKADO” On THURSDAY EVENING, And “lOLANTHE” THURSDAY AFTERNOON. A Brilliant Company 100 ARTISTS Includes — . IVAN MENZIES-GREGORY STROUD (Comedian) (Baritone) EVELYN GARDINER (Contralto). From R. D’Oyley Carte, Savoy Theatre, London, With Whom Will be Associated * Marie Bremner, Leo Ramsay, John Ralston, Mary Hotham, Maisie Ramsay, Bernard Manning. MAGNIFICENT CHORUS & BALLETS FULL OPERATIC ORCHESTRA Under the Baton of Gustave Slapoff6ki. PRICES: D.C. and R.S. 7s; Stalls 4s;. Pit 2s 6d. All prices plus tax. Matinee; 6s, 4s, 2s. Children half price. Box Plans will bo opened at Central Booking Office, Monday. Special arrangements have been mt.de for reservations for country patrons, who ere requuested to send in their applications now. Seat* will be alloted to them in rotation with city bookings. Touring Manager Maurice Ralph TIAKITAHUNA (JACKEYTOWN) SCHOOL. JUBILEE PICNIC of the above School tl will be held at the old picnic.site, near the lagoon, Karere Hoad, on FRIDAY, 26th inst. All ex-pupils and old residents cordially invited. GRAND CONCERT. TAKARO OHURCH HALL, 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY, February 24. A SPLENDID Programme of Vocal and Instrumental Numbers will bo rendered under the auspices of the Takaro Progressive Association. Prices: Adults Is, Children 6d. EVENING CLASSES NOW RESUMED At PALMERSTON NORTH TECHNICAL SCHOOL. QV PER MILE. A 1 TAXIS Al TAXIS A 1 TAXIS Al TAXIS AI TAXIS Al TAXIS Al TAXIS Al TAXIS MINIMUM FARE Is. Ring P. E. THOMAS, Phone 6973. CAMERAS LENT FREE. REALISE the joys of photography: you haven’t a camera wa \yiU l you one free—■ Don’t let amateurs practise on y films, have them developed and prui by EXPERTS. Our service is backed r -v lifetime of Photographic study and lerience, that's why our work is distinoti We get a print oft every negative no ter-bow diffloult. Have the best —it costs no more.—4-1 service. G. F. FRAMJEE. 13 GEORGE STREET. Palmerston North. ’Phone 6663. Private-6601. EVERY MOTOR CAR TJSER SHOULD KNOW That “AVON” TYRES Give better service. Ask THE HAYWOOD VULCANISING "WORKS about the Special Insurance with every sale. RANGITIKEI STREET. Phone £960. C. A., DRIVER piANOS, Player Pianos and Organs jl Tuned and Repaired. Tuner to the principal city organa.—6o Linton Street (phone 7486). TEACHER OF MUSIC.—Miss Nena Monk, A.T.C.L. Pupil of late Mr Matin Cheek, F.T.C.L., Blenheim. Pupil of Mr Colin Muston,' L.R.A.M., Auckland. Violin, piano and mandoline, ’Phone 7442, 104 Fitznerbert Avenue. MUSIC TAUGHT BY MELODIES. By an Entirely N.Z. Company. rHE DOMINION ACADEMY OF MUSIC, LTD. (REGD.) NATIONAL BANK BUILDINGS (First Floor—Six Rooms), itangitikei Street, Palmerston North. p s b. -McDonald, TEACHER OF IOISJOTION AND HAS RESUMED, TEACHING. Phone 6866. Address; 80 Featherston Street.