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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIII, Issue 253, 22 September 1933, Page 1

KOSY THEATRE Concluding at 6.30 and 7.50 TO-NIGHT CLAUDE ALLISTER in “EXCESS BAGGAGE” And TOM KEENE in “SCARLET RIVER.” (Both Approved Universal Exhibition.) COMMENCING TO-MORROW. JACK HOLT and FAY WRAY in “THE WOMAN I STOLE.” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) TIM McCOY and MARCELINE DAY In “FIGHTING FOOL” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also Ep. 3, “Clancy of the Mounted.” PALACE-ALL BRITISH AT 8 FINALLY TO-NIGHT AT 8. SYDNEY HOWARD—In—“IT’S A KING” OPENING at 2 p.m. TO-MORROW. A Double Feature Programme. GENE GERRAItD. With Gus McNaughton—Molly Lamont In “LEAVE IT TO ME” From the Story, “Leave it to Psmith,” By P. G. Wodehouse and lan Hay. Together with a Saga of the Sea “THE WINDJAMMER” From the book, “By Way of Cape Horn,” .by A. j. Villiers. (Both Approved Universal Exhibition.) PLANS NOW AVAILABLE. REGENT THEATRE CONCLUDING AT 8 TO-NIGHT. “TERROR ABOARD” Charlie Ruggles and Big Star Cast. Commencing at 2 p.m. TO-MORROW. The Glorious Musical Comedy Spectacle— In Technicolour. “RIO RITA” With JOHN BOLES BEBE DANIELS WHEELER and WOOLSEY. (Both Features Approv. Universal Ex.) EARLY BOOKING ADVISED. “Rio Rita” Begins Promptly at 2.20 and 8.20. DAFEODIL DAY TO-MORROW. Street Stall and Shop (late Swallow’s) HELP THE “TECH.” WEST END TENNIS CLUB. THE Annual Meeting of the West End Tennis Club will be held at the West End School TO-NIGHT (Friday), September 22, at 7.45 o’clock. Members and intending members are requested to be present. Business: — Adoption of Annual Report and Bal-ance-sheet, Adoption of Rules, Election of officers, General. L. HOGG, Hon. Secretary. * WOOD TURNING. ' WA. BYCROFT, 268 Church • Street, will undertake your turning at lowest possible rates. ME N! AN OPPORTUNITY NOT TO EE MISSED. AMONG the great quantities of material we buy in a year it inevitably happens that suit lengths of some patterns remain over at the end of the season. We now have a number of such lengths, taking up room which we need for new arrivals. The designs are thoroughly good, and the material of our regular quality. It is highly probable that you yourself would find among them a pattern to your taste. Their usual prices would be 6 to 7 guineas. We are offering them, made to measure, until disposed of at £4 4/SCHNEIDEMAN AND SONS. LTD.. “Tailors of Taste,” 136 THE SQUARE (A few doors from McKenzie’s Bargain Store.) PALMERSTON NORTH. THE WORLD’S FINEST RADIO Superlative Quality Amazing Value PRICES From £l3 10/COURIER COURIER COURIER COURIER COURIER COURIER COURIER COURIER COURIER COURIER COURIER HENRY COLES AND CO.. SOLE AGENTS. TAXIS TAXIS TAXIS TAXIS TAXIS 9D PER MILE. Minimum Fare Is. PHONE 5973 j ITTY EMDEN, Queen Chambers, Y Square, upstairs near Watson Bros.— ridesmaids’ tweeds or any style of hat laude to order.) Renovations and reblock>g. Exceedingly moderate charges. FURS! FURS! FUR COATS AND NECKLETS CLEANED, REPAIRED, RE. LINED AT LOWEST COST. MISS M. SCOBLE, . 11l Years in Eur Trade in Palm. Nth. Address: Rooms 3 and 4, Union Building (above Harrison’s florists), the Square. distinctive service. RIDE in offering delightful . facilities for the comfort of a discriminating ntele which recognises real service has te the Royale Dutch Lounge so lutNt has another equally forceful claim distinction. Public approbation has en>d it to take a still further forward j by reducing charges. Delightful sup--5 for after-theatre parties, appetising nuries and exclusive dainties, ultivate the habit of having your teas , pinners at the Royale Dutch Lounge. ;AM LAUNDRY CO., LTD.; PHONE 5003. die New Bag Wash by Weight item. —Wet Bag, 2s for 151 b., Ld per lb.; for Drying, 3d each ra, Minimum 2s 9d; Semi-fin-fnr 251 b., excess 3d per lb., lm price 6s. Depot: CUBA IT, next Soldiers’ Club. the pram house 8252 FOR COSY PRAMS 8252