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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVI, Issue 64, 13 February 1936, Page 1

TO-D A Y For a Limited Season of Two Days Only! THE GREATEST MELODRAMA OF ALL TIME—CLIMAXED BY THE MOST STUPENDOUS THRILL SCENE EVER SCREENED! . . THE STATE Dir.: Amalgamated.Theatres, Ltd. SESSIONS DAILY: 2 p.m, and 8 p.m. The stage’s most sensational success! A fabulous triumph of the silent films now greater and more gripping than ever . . . Its thrills and drama intensified a hundred times upon the talking screen 1 “WAY DOWN EAST” “WAY DOWN EAST” “WAY DOWN EAST” “WAY DOWN EAST” A FOX SPECIAL. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) With ROCHELLE HUDSON, HENRY FONDA, SLIM SUMMERVILLE Edward Trevor Andy Devine Margaret Hamilton. Never has such tender love, such stirring romance, such thrilling adventure been brought to the screen with greater realism EXCELLENT SUPPORTS. Plans at Theatre. Phone 5599. BOXING DRILL HALL, PAHIATUA FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14th. For the Light-Heavyweight Championship of New Zealand. RAY NICOL v. HAROLD REEVE. Fifteen 3-minute Rounds. This Bout promises to be one of tho Greatest Boxing Conflicts in the history of tne Dominion. Both Contestants in the Very Pink of Condition and Both Confident. Packed with Action from the Opening Gong. A Grim and Determined Struggle for Fistic Supremacy. DON’T MISS THIS GREAT FIGHT. Six Stirring Amateur Preliminaries. Including Two Star Contests: Billy Withey (Wellington) and Maurice Spring (Pahiatua), Six 2-Minute Rounds. And Harry Stock (Auckland) and Joe Collins (Manawatu Bantam Champion). Ringside Seats, 7s 6d; Body of Hall, ss; Back Seats, 3s. Plus Tax. J. A. WALSH, Hon. Secretary.

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