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Manawatu Standard, Volume LV, Issue 224, 21 August 1935, Page 1

No writer of detective stories lias such a grip on the emotions of so largo a following as has the famous author S. S. Van Dine, and the motion pictures based on his novels have been the most thrilling, fantastic and exciting mystery dramas screened in many a year. KOSY THEATRE TO-NIGHT at 6.30 and 8. AND NOW COMES A FASCINATING NEW PHILO VANCE ... in the most baffling of all S. S. Van Dine’s mysteries. “THE DRAGON MURDER CASE” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) With This Talented Cast of Players: W A KEEN WILLIAM MAKGAKET LINDSAY LYLE TALBOT EUGENE PALLETTE DOEOTHY TKEE IT’S A THRILLER involving as it does a series of mysterious crimes apparently committed by some prehistoric monster . . * In Addition News; Mr and Mrs Melody, Musical Revue; Will Osbourne, Melody Master; “Out of Order,” Comedy. WHEELBARROW DERBY TO-MORROW—-AT 2.30 p.m. COMMENCING FROM THE ROTUNDA CONTESTANTS: HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR MR JOSEPH HODGENS MR It. L. C. AITCHISON THE MYSTERY QUEEN (who will appear- in person) COME ALONG AND ENJOY IJALF-AN-lIOUR’S FRIVOLITY. p> UGBY T]NION. ANNUAL CHARITY MATCH SHOWGROUNDS, SATURDAY, at 2.45 p.m. Sacred Heart St. Patrick’s AUCKLAND v. SILVERSTREAM AUCKLAND v. SIL VERSTREAM Gates, Is Stands, Is ALSO, AS A PRELIMINARY, THE MANAWATU WHEELBARROW DERBY From the Band Rotunda in the Square at 2 p.m., along Cuba Street, and finish at the Oval in Showgrounds. BARROW PUSHERS: Members of Clubs in Club Colours. PASSENGERS: Candidates for Parliament for Palmerston and Manawatu, Rugby Union Officials and Referees. HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR will make a “Push-Off” Speech at 2 p.m. and then take a Fast Barrow to the Showgrounds. COME TO TOWN ON SATURDAY and FOLLOW DOWN TO SHOWGROUNDS DIXON BROS., UP-TO-DATE FISH MERCHANTS (Late of Wellington) OPENING TO-MORROW With Large Supplies of Fresh Fish Daily. A Few Doors from WATSON BROS., THE SQUARE, ' Phone 5616. AMATEUR WRESTLERS ARE Advised that the DISTRICT A CHAMPIONSHIPS will be held round about SEPTEMBER i th. Closing Dates for Entries will be Published Later. PALMERSTON NORTH CITY COUNCIL. CIVIC RECEPTION. I HEREBY cordially invite citizens to be present at a Civic Reception to be tendered Captain Roger I’ocock, Founder of the Legion of Frontiersmen at the Council Chambers, at 7.30 p.m. on THURSDAY EVENING NEYT, August 22, 1935.' A. E. MANSFORD, Mayor. August 20th, 1935. NOT A MERE STATEMENT OF CLAIM . . . BUT A FACT THE CRITICS ESTABLISHED ULTIMATE LEADERSHIP A Quality often claimed yet merited only by one. A quality which others must ascribe if it is to have worth. Such is the leadership of ULTIMATE RADIO. p.O. Box 142. Phone 5154. BERRYMAN’S The Home of Music and Radio. 74 BROADWAY, P.N. Also High Street, Dannevirke. •