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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVI, Issue 93, 19 March 1936, Page 1

Positively Last Night of “MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION” With IRENE DUNNE, ROBERT TAYLOR (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) THE REGENT SCREENING: 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. COMMENCING TO-MORROW—- ... HE WAS A MILLIONAIRE AND CRAVED EXCITEMENT. . . She was broke and craved a job . . so they took a position ... as married couple in a gangster’s home . . . but neither of them could cook . . . and then, when the gunman found he preferred. his cook to her cooking, the fun really began ... HERBERT MARSHALL JEAN ARTHUR In ‘IF YOU COULD ONLY" COOK’ ‘IF IrOUl r OU COULD ONLY COOK’ ‘IF YOU COULD ONLY COOK’ ‘IF YOU COULD ONLY' COOK’ ‘IF YOU COULD ONLY COOK’ (Recommended bv Censor for Adults.) With LEO CARRILLO, FRIEDA INESCOURT Hero’s fun, romance and excitement interwoven with the same skill that made “It Happened One Night’’ such a hit. A BRILLIANT ASSOCIATE PROGRAMME Includes— A GREAT KING LAID TO REST. FINAL SCENES AT WINDSOR CHAPEL. Also: “Screen Snapshots,” dedicated to the late Will Rogers, and showing scones from the lives of pa t st favourites, including Marie Dressier. Lew Cody, Libyan Tashman, Karl Dane, Fatty Arbuckle, Ernest Torrence, etc. £27 EEEE CONTEST £27 IF YOU COULD ONLY COOK. Intending entrants are reminded that all entries must be delivered to Regent Theatre by noon Saturday. REMEMBER! EVERY HOUSEWIFE MAY ENTER, EVERYONE CAN COOK AND THERE ARE 19 PRIZES TO BE WON 1 Full details of amazing prizes on entry form, procurable at theatre. Box plans a.t Collinson and Cunninghame’s, Phone 7178; after 6 p.m., Phone 6776. MANAWATU RACING CLUB PALMERSTON NORTH. AUTUMN MEETING _ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, 20th and 21st MARCH, 1936. Goods Fields First Race Starts at about 12.15 p.m. REDUCED ADMISSION CHARGES TO LAWN:— Ladies 3s. Gentlemen 6s. Trains Leave Palmerston North for Awapuni: 11.12 a.m. and 11.48 a.m. PLUNKET DAY SATURDAY, MARCH 21st. STREET STALL AND SALE OF BADGES. Donations of Cakes, Produce, etc., Gratefully Received. Badge Depot, Plunlcet Rooni6, CITIZENS 1 Help This Annual Effort in a Worthy Cause. GIGANTIC CLEARING SALE ! SALE! SALE ! SALE! £IOOO . WOR'in or bI'OCK. MUST BE CLEARED 100,000 Envelopes from 4s per 1000. Everything less 10 per cent to 30 per cent. COMMENCING TO-DAY. COMMENCING TO-DAY. SPOONER’S LTD. RANGITIKEI STREET. KOSY LOUNGE USE only first-class quality foodstuffs in all their menu preparations, fclot dinners and teas our sneciality. STOCKTAKING SALE OUR ANNUAL BALANCE is to take place on March 31. To reduce stocks before that date, we now offer SPECIAL BARGAINS! Here are a few Outstanding Radio Propositions. These sets pull in the distant stations with good volume and tone: 8-valve ZANE1 T -GILL, Superhet. £7 10s 5-valve -HIS MASTER’S VOICE RADIO £l2 10s 6-valve STEWART WARNER, Console Latest Floor Cabinet Model. Slightly shop-soiled. £l9 10s AND A LONG LIST OF OTHER ALLELEOIIIIC SETS. ’Priced from £3 10/There’s one for you amongst theml BORHAM’S RADIO SERVICE, Grand Hotel Buildings, The Square, Phones 7409 and 6391. (Day and Night.) C. A. DRIVER OS, players, reed and pipe organs, sd and repaired. Tuner to the il hty organs. [ETON STREET. PHONE 7436.