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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 159, 7 June 1937, Page 1

“ROSE MARIE,” WE LOVE YOU ... All existing records for the Regent completely eclipsed on Saturday and hundreds turned away. Wait till you hear the glorious voices of Nelson Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald singing “THE INDIAN LOVE CALL” . ._ .they will bring you the greatest thrill of your lifetime 1 AGAIN TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. and 8 P.M. THE REGENT (As Cosy as Your Own Fireside.) Metro-Goldwyn-Mayev’s “BOSE MABIE” “BOSE MABIE” “BOSE MABIE” With NELSON EDDY JEANETTE MCDONALD ALLAN JONES—REGINALD OWEN JAMES STEWART. A Brilliant Associate Programme Includes .... AIR MAIL SPECIAL Actual Scenes of the “HINDENBURG DISASTER” Arrival of the Ship! The Actual Exnlosion and Destruction! SKI SKILL This is a Real Thrill! Bookings arc still exceedingly heavy for all performances. Plans at Collinsou and Cunninghame’s, Phone 7178; after 6 p.m.. Phone C77G. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) RUGBY! RUGBY! EOOTBALL FOOTBALL SHOW GROUNDS'. WEDNESDAY SEVEN-A-SIDE TOURNEY First Game Kicks Off 10 a.in. Finals at 1.45 p.m. REP. "MATCH HOROWIIENUA Versus MANAWATU Kick Off at 2.45 p.m. ADMISSION: Grounds. Adults Is; Children Gd. Stands, Adults 6d. FIRST TEST SPRINGBOKS v. NEW ZEALAND A Limited Number of Seats are available up till June 24 for the First Test in Wellington. PRICES: Temporary Stands 5s Gd and 7s Gd. Covered Stand 11s and 20s. All plus booking. Communications for above covered by the cost of same will be received by the Secretary, Manawatu Rugby Union, P.O. Box 295, NOT LATER THAN THURSDAY, JUNE 24. J. H. WHITE, Secretary. AN INVITATION. MISS PEGGY WHEELER’S time ' is completely booked up for private lessons. The free lecturedemonstration in the Tearooms TONIGHT AT 8, is now the only opportunity that Collinson and Cunninghame, Ltd., can offer you of hearing this charming representative of the famous Elizabeth Arden Beauty Salons. MANAWATU MINIATURE RIFLE ASSOCIATION. A MEETING of Riflemen and others A interested in rifle shooting will lie held in the unstairs room of the Rovale Dutch at 8 TO-NIGHT (Monday). Business: Formation of a club in Palmerston North, and election of officers. All intending members are asked to attend. —W. J. JENKINS. Hon. Sec. PALMERSTON NORTH RETURNED SOLDIERS’ ASSOCIATION. ALL Members are invited to attend at the Council Chambers to participate in the presentation to ho made to the City bv the Association TONIGHT (MONbAY), at 8 p.m. sharpA representative muster is necessary. ROLL UP. B. J. JACOBS, President. FLETCHER HALL 'FUNERAL DIRECTOR, gg FITZHERBERT AVENUE. Res., 55 Linton Street. PHONES: 6491 Res.. 7293. C. T. HALL. Phone 7119. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. WW K, KELLS AND SON LTD. 395 MAIN STREET, PHONE 518 Q THOS GRIGGS AND'SON. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Established 51 years. “THAT WAS AN H.M.V. RECORDING.” GET THE THRILL OF RADIO THAT’S “HIS MASTER’S VOICE” ALL THE WAY. HIS MASTER’S VOICE RADIO ■gORHAM’S jgADIO gERVICE. L td. THE SQUARE. PALMERSTON NTH. 740!) - 0391