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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIX, Issue 47, 24 January 1939, Page 2

'Die Leading Theatre. Amalgamated Theatres Ltd., Throughout New Zealand. n i-i ! 11 Theatre Plans Rosco | II 6363 at 5464 I II * Deaf Aids Available * | TO-NIGHT AT 8. TOGETHER THE SCREEN’S TWO DEBONAIR COMEDIANS IN THE YEAR’S MOST SPARKLING COMEDY! The Inimitable JACK BUCHANAN JACK BUCHANAN JACK BUCHANAN And The One and Only MAURICE CHEVALIER CHEVALIER CHEVALIER “BREAK THE NEWS” “BREAK THE NEWS” “BREAK THE NEWS” With JUNE KNIGHT (Approved Universal Exhibition.) RESERVE NOW. PANDORA DANCE CLUB TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TUESDAY, JANUARY 24. COSMOPOLITAN HALL. Revellers’ Orchestra. (Mostly Old-time). Admission: 2s and Is 6d. A.R.R. Definitely No Passes Out. Miss W. Hubbard, Organiser. THE BROADWAY SCHOOL OF DANCING Principal Miss Gwen Gibbs, M.R.A.D., L.I.S.T.D. Studio Closed for Vacation. Reopens Monday, .February 6, 1939. All communications 81 Broadway Ave. Phone 7170. BOOT’S NEW RECORD. FAST 600 YARDS AT MASTERTON Per Press Association. MASTERTON, Jan. 24. At the Masterton Club’s sports meeting last night V. P. Boot, tho New Zealand Empire Games representative who sails to-day for Sydney to compete in the New South Wales championships, broke the 600 yards track record of I min 13 2-ssec, made by R . Johnston (South Africa) at Masterton. Paced by a relay of runners, Boot did the distance in Imin I3sec. A. L. Fitch, the American coach, paced by a cyclist, clipped 2-ssoc off tho 440 yards track record of 49 4-5, established by Parker (U.S.A.) in 1926.