Saturday Night’s Large Audience Absolutely Hocked the Theatre with Laughter. THE REGENT SCREENING 2 P.M. and 8 P.M. YOU’LL BLUSH WITH LAUGHTER! As Ben Travers unfolds his daringly deliciously risque tale of muddled marriages and gives England’s wittiest comedian the first reaL role of his career! TOM WALLS TOM WALLS TOM WALLS Limitless laughs in every line of Ben Travers’ . . . “DISHONOUR D RIGHT ” “DISHONOUR HRIGHT” U With BETTY STOCKFIELD and DIANA CHURCHILL. HUSBANDS ..... Lock up your wives . . . . it will give them a new interest in life . . . the engaging comedy of a Don Juan who became the champion of a woman s honour! Box Plans at Collinson and Cunningharne's, Phone 7178; after 6 p.m., Phone 6776. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) P.N. SQUASH RACKETS CLUB. OPENING NIGHT, WEDNESDAY EVENING, 14tli inst-, AT 7 O’CLOCK. ALL members, intending members and those interested kindly note. D. 1. ROBERTSON, Hon. Sec. REBUILDING SALE. A/J-RS LANDERS, THE SQUARE. FROCKS ... To Clear from 7s lid EVENING FROCKS ... From 12s 6d All-wool WALKING COATS, From 29s 6d All Lines Including Underwear Greatly ' Reduced. See Windows. OPOSSUM TRAPPERS. A MEETING of above will be held at Trades Hall, Cuba Street, on Tuesday, April 13th, at 7.30 p.m. J. Do CLEENE, Hon. Sec. A MEETING to RE-ORGANISE the A ST. ANDREW’S SOCCER CLUB will be held at the residence of W. LYON, 490 CHURCH STREET, 7.30 p.m., WEDNESDAY. Old players and new players cordially invited. 1938 BAND CONTEST. A MEETING of Citizens interested in making suitable arrangements for the holding of the 1938 Band Contest at Palmerston North will be held at the Council Chambers at 7.30 p.m., on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1937. Messrs E. Pailiser and J. G. Osborne, of the New Zealand Brass Bands’ Association, will be present. A. E. MANSFORD, 1 Mayor. April 12, 1937. AVRO Service Station, George St. (next “Walk Inn” Cafe), greasing by experts only. Battery charging. Five pumps, no waiting. Civility and prompt attention our motto. HAY BALING. ALFRED JENSEN’S Plants continue with usual reliability under personal supervision. One address and phono 7123, care 300 Boundary Road. BALDNESS BANISHED. IF your hair is thin, lifeless, lustreless, or if you are going bald, invest in a 5s 6d Birmese Hair Root Treatment—and be astounded at the miraculous results. Bald patches become covered with a healthy growth, dandruff is banished, thin, skimpy, dull hair grows in luxuriance and strength. Sold with Birmese Shampoo by Leary’s Pharmacies, Ltd. (3 shops) and all chemists. 1937 PHILCO AL WAVE MODELS, From £2l 10s ALVE Bat. SETS, complete, £23 10s. RADFORD’S RADIO lit VICE LABORATORIES, LTD., Rangitikei Street. P.N.. Phone 5962 “STARIvIE” SKYLIGHTS. MADE ill nine types including Glazing Bars and Ventilating Ridging. Designs and prices prepared for special requirements. Wo are local agents. If you have a Skylight problem, get in touch with us. BEATTIE & PROCTER . LTD. Plumbers and Heating Engineers, 185-187 CUBA STREET, P.N., Phone 6822. INFLUENZA THREATENS iVARE! of those coughs and colds that are now going about. MOTHERS! GUARD YOUR CHILD’S HEALTH iy of the serious illnesses through le are caused by continual colds. SAFETY 'sured by taking TiNsLEY’S FAMi HERBAL COUGH REMEDY eh not only cures the worst cough "old with one bottle but definitely I strengthen the lungs, thereby wardin'' off further attacks. LERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR THIS FAMOUS MEDICINE. 2s a 6oz bottle. TINSLEY’S HERBAL STORES. NEXT “STANDARD" OFFICE. THE SQUARE. DAHLIAS. VOUR LAST CHANCE TO I SEE OUR DAHLIAS IN BLOOM. Don’t leave your visit too late. All the champions are now blooming. FRANK MASON I'JiILDINU.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 111, 12 April 1937, Page 1
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