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Manawatu Standard, Volume LV, Issue 43, 18 January 1935, Page 1

PALACE THEATRE DAILY: 2 P.M. and 8 P.M. LAST DAY OF ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON’S CLASSIC OF ADVENTURE, “TREASURE ISLAND” A Thrilling Experience for the Whole Family! ALSO SHOWING—LAUREL AND. HARDY In “Busybodies.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) DON’T'MISS IT ON ANY ACCOUNT! COMMENCING TO-MORROW SOMETHING NEW IN AVIATION NARRATIVES! It will stir your enthusiasm and imagination to fever pitch. “THE BLUE SQUADRON” “THE BLUE SQUADRON” “THE BLUE SQUADRON” “THE BLUE SQUADRON” “THE BLUE SQUADRON” “THE BLUE SQUADRON” “THE BLUE SQUADRON” “THE BLUE SQUADRON” Featuring ITALY’S MIGHTY AIR ARMADA In a sensational colossal pageant of aviation drama, romance and thrills! 1500 AEROPLANES in one mighty picture. The greatest flying picture ever made —every scene guaranteed authentic. And ... A Powerful Romance of Human Love and Conflict played out ’midst a Frenzy of Excitement .m the Skies! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) With JOHN STUART, GRETA HANSEN ESMOND KNIGHT Plans at C. and C.’s until 5.30 p.m. (7178) ; then theatre (5050).

LAST NIGHT OF JANET GAYNOH WILL ROGERS “STATE n FAIR” ... (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) AND “TAXI TO PARADISE.” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) THE ROSY TO-MORROW — The Moist Contagious Musical Ever Seen or Hea.rd ! JACK HULBERT , RENATE MULLER “SUNSHINE SUSIE” Remember the Song. “To-day I heel So Happy” ? —Here it is again m this Peppy Musical hull of Lauglitei. ALSO SCREENING— The Thrilling Drama with BILLIE SEWARD. “AMONG THE MISSING (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ASHHURST RACES ANNIVERSARY DAY TUESDAY, JANUARY 22. Large Fields of Quality Horses. ONE POOL TOTALISATOR (Ist and 2nd Dividends.) Running description of events given through loud speakers. FIRST RACE 12 NOON. Admission to All Parts of Grounds: Gents ss. Ladies 2s. Hot Water Provided Free. FEILDING SHOW AND RAM FAIR SHOW— TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, February 5 and 6. 1935. RAM FAIR—THURSDAY and FRIDAY. February 7 and 8, 1935. £I2OO OFFERED IN PRIZE MONEY AND TROPHIES. COMPREHENSIVE SCHEDULE for all classes of RING COMPETITIONS, DOG TRIAL, CHOPPING COMPETITIONS, HORSES and PONIES, CATTLE, SHEEP, PIGS, HONEY, COOKERY, NEEDLEWORK and NOVELTIES Forwarded on Application. Show Open Till 10.30 p.m. Both Days. ENTRIES CLOSE TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Send for a “Stock” or a “Home Industries” Prize List for the Show, or Entry forms for the Ram Fair toD. MILLER, Secretary, P.O. Box 98, FEILDING. Phones: 46 Office; 327 Private. SMITH’S Victoria Laundry, ’phone 6083. —Blankets, double is, single 9d. Try our thrifty hag wash; 2s for ]slbs, excess Id per lb; 3d extra every 51b for drying. Seini-hnisli: 6s for 251 b, excess 3d per lb. Depot, T. B. Worrall, Bootmaker, the Square. Shirts, Collars, finery a specialty. Van collects and delivers daily.

KING’S COURT PRIVATE HOTEL. Under Entirely New Management COMPLETELY Refurnished and Renovated throughout. Gardens, grounds, tennis courts. A home away fro Owne”proprietre S s Mrs Stephen Mrs McCabe. THE 1935 CHAMPION RADIO moves forward Again establishing new standards of quality performance and beauty, yet according to Champion s policy . . . Priced within the reach ol all. DUALWAVE 15 £l7 5 VALVES. Do you want to buy right? Of course, vou do! • Then hear tins new 1930 Champion Radio now on show m our window and you will, join our ever increasing number ol satisfied Radio clients BERRYMAN’S Phone 5154. P.O. Box 142. “The Home of Music and Radio.”