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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIV, Issue 284, 29 October 1934, Page 1

Saturday Night’s Large Audience Shrieked with Laughter all the Time. COME AND HAVE A GOOD LAUGH 1 THE REGENT SCREENING DAILY: 2 AND 8 P.M. THE GREATEST PARTY OF SONGS. GIRLS AND LAUGHS EVER GIVEN ON THE SCREEN! A HURRICAiVr. OF HYSTERICS! SONGS YOU’LL SING IN YOUR BATH FOR MONTHS TO COME! “HOLLYWOOD PARTY” “HOLLYWOOD PARTY” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) With LAUREL AND HARDY Funnier than ever! The Life of the Party— POLLY MORAN Singing “I’ve Had My Moments.” LUPE YELEZ and Hundreds of Other Hollywood Favourities! And MICKEY MOUSE In WALT DISNEY’S Marvellous Coloured Sequence — T H E HOT CHOCOLATE SOLDIERS Associate Programme Includes: “SOUP AND FISH,” Thelma Todd— Patsy Kelly Comedy; “BIG DITCH OF PANAMA,” James Fitzpatrick Travelogue; “FLYING HUNTERS,” Pete Smith Oddity. Box Plans Phone 7178; after 6 p.m., Phone 6776. PACKED TO THE DOORS! AND WHAT ENTHUSIASM! PALACE THEATRE DAILY 2 P.M., 8 P.M. LAST TWO DAYS OF THE GREATEST IRISH PICTURE EVER MADE. “LILY OE KILLARNEY” “LILY OE KILLARNEY” “LILY OE KILLARNEY” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) GLORIOUS SINGING OF IMMORTAL MELODIES. “Killarney,” “Dear Little Shamrock,” “Ireland in Spring,” “Hunting Song,” “My Little Irish Gig,” “Father O’Flynn,” “My Sheep Dog and I,” “Believe Me If All,” “The Moon Has Raised.” EXTRA SPECIAL! ON THE STAGE—

JUNE SCOTT (Pipe Band Queen) Presenting IRISH NATIONAL DANCES. BE WISE! AND RESERVE! Plans at Central Booking Office until 5 p.m. (7178); then at Theatre (5050). COMMENCING WEDNESDAY— The Finest Picture of English Farming Life Ever Produced all the Beauty and Charm of Rural England—Excellently Photographed and Perfectly Produced. In ‘THE SONG OF THE PLOUGH’ ‘THE SONG OF THE PLOUGH’ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) We recommend this picture as being one of the best we have ever presented to the public of Palmerston. BUSY BUSINESS MEN DURING Show Week (to avoid waiting) we have set aside a Special Cubicle for your convenience, at Our Saloon, where your services will be promptly attended to, by ringing 7358. BERT PRATT, " Ladies’ and Gents’ Hairdressing Parlours, BROADWAY, P.N. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. 31 ACRES with good 7-rd. house, and all conveniences, and outbuildings, i mile P.O. Feilding. Price £I3OO or near offer; or would exchange for house in Palmerston North. Equity £6OO. Apply FALCONER AND CO., 12 Rangitikei Street. BISCUITS BETTER BISCUITS Our Own Home-made Biscuits. Best Variety in City. TRY SOME At THE KITCHEN, Next Singer’s, Cuba Street. PHONE 5717. FURS! FURS! Fur Coats and Necklets Cleaned, Repaired, Relined at Lowest Cost. SEE Our Specially Selected Range of the New Season’s Fur Coats and Necklets. MISS M. SCOBLE. Rooms 3 and 4, Union Building (above Harrison’s, florists), the Square. THE SPALDING SPORTS DEPOT HAVING been appointed the Palmerston North representatives for Spalding’s Sports Goods, we desire to notify the general public that we now have in stock a full assortment of th* latest Tennis Rackets and Balls, also Golf Balls, Tees, etc., at Reasonable Prices. NOTE THE ADDRESS BERRYMAN’S 74 BROADWAY, Palmerston North. Phone 5154. T-°- B °x 142.