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Manawatu Standard, Volume LX, Issue 123, 23 April 1940, Page 2

( THE IyTAYFAIR iU THEATRE. (Heated for Your Comfort.) TO-NIGHT AT ■ 7.45. Our Prices Never Change. OAA STALL SEATS AT 1 /Q OUU STALL SEATS AT I/O /| AA CIRCLE SEATS AT 1 If* CIRCLE SEATS AT 1/ 0 And it’s a Great Show! RJP-ROARING THRILLS and BAREFISTED WALLOPING ACTION) ALL FIRST N.Z. SCREENINGS. No. 1 ThrillBustin’, Beamin’, Battlin’, Bully Boy VICTOE ICLAGLEN In New Universal’s 1940 Special \ “THE BIG GUY” Six feet four of brawn and bravery charging bare-handed against hardened criminals. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) No. 2 Thrill—“CODE OF THE SECEET SEEVICE” Warner Bros.’ 1940 Thrill Hit, Starring RONALD REAGAN ROSE TOWNE (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) No. 3 Thrill—“THE PHANTOM CREEPS,” Ep. 5, “Thundering Rails.” (Serial suitable only for adults.) Plans at Theatre, Phone 5050; or at ’ C. & C.’s Ltd., Phone 7178. JUNIOR LABOUR PARTY DANCE! DANCE! COSMOPOLITAN HALL, TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! MODERN AND OLD-TIME (Strictly 50-50) Novelties, Streamers, etc. Exhibition Tap by Mr G. Dawson. REVELLER’S RANH Subs. Is Gil and 2s. A.11.R. No Pass Out Checks. TO-NIGHT GRAND MYSTERY DANCE. ORANGE HALL, JAZZ-ME-BLUES BALLROOM ORCHESTRA. (Featuring Electric Guitar.) Also Dance Numbers by JOE HOULIHAN. Savoury Supper 8.30 p.m. - 1.30 a.m. [Adin.: 2s, 2s 6d, 4s Double. A.R.R.

TjUNAL B.S.A. Queen Carnival.— i- Euchre and Dance, Awahuri Hall, April 24, 8 p.m. sharp. Good prizes, novelties, supper, and accordion Band. Usual subs. A.R.R. BETH PAKKES. MIST - D - Teacher of BALLROOM DANCING. Studio: Rangitikei St. (Above Booth MacDonald’s). Classes Mondays 8-10 p.m. Private Tuition I>.y Appointment. Telephone 6370. THE BROADWAY SCHOOL OE DANCING. Ballroom classes Adult—Mondays, 8-10.30 p.m. Junior —Saturday, 6.30-7.30. Private Tuition bv Appointment. Prospectus at Studio, Broadway, Phone 7170. JOYCE KAMSAY A.J S.T.D. (8.8., London), Teacher of BALLROOM DANCING. Studio’ Phoenix Chambers, Cuba St. Private Tuition bw Appointment. Classes Wednesday Evening from 8 until 10 o’clock. LAST WEEK INTERLOCK AND WOOLLEN , GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES Only the “Glory Box” could offer you such High Grade Winter Lingerie at such astoundingly low prices. They’re manufacturers’ “Seconds” and we were lucky to get them. 7/11 PYJAMAS 7/n l/ -11 In Cosy Interlock. I/J. J--7/11 NIGHTIES - 7/H • / AX Long Sleeves, nil sizes and guaranteed Interlock. 2/11 i/S? B “" 2/11 Interlock Bloomers. Interlock Vests. LAST FEW DAYS AT THE GLORY BOX (NEXT GABNERS), BROADWAY. MUSIC AND RADIO COY. 261 CUBA ST. (.J. Emmett, Mgr.) LATEST RECORDINGS,— Oscar Nntzke, Nelson Eddy, Bing Crosby, Ronald Frankau, Dick Todd, and Mills Bros., etc. ALSO NEW DANCE HITS. Call for Free Lists. MISCELLANEOUS. EOR apples, eating and cooking, at reasonable prices delivered daily, ring Kitzherbert West Orchards, ’phone 6524, VACUUM cleaners.—We still have the best selection, 5 models, £4 15s, £lO 10s, £l2 10s. £l4 14s, all guaranteed.—Andrews, Furnishers, 184 Rangitikei Street. GALLICHAN’S, Ltd., 10 George Street, for Courtenay Radios. ACUUM Cleaners.—We still have the best selection, 5 models, £4 15s, £lO 10s, £l2 10s, £l4 14s, all guaranteed.—Andrews, Furnishers, 184 Rangitikei Street. Tyj"AKE your own jam, wo still have stocks of 31b tins of apricot pulp at 3s tin, also 61b tins of black currant pulp 6s tin.—Boon’s Broadway. IYI'ODERN wall mirrors at reasonable prices. See our selection.—Alexander Clark Ltd., Glass Merchants, Fitzhcrbert Avenue.