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Manawatu Times, Volume XL, Issue 13565, 2 December 1916, Page 1

Coine KOSY Early Continuous 1 pjn. to 10 p.m. Last Day of ‘ * THE SPELL OF THE YUKON. ’ ’ “THE SPELL OF THE YUKON." “THE SPELL OF THE YUKON." And The Last Night of The Last Episode of, “TREY O’ HEARTS." “TREY O’ HEARTS." Thank God it’s over. You’ll bo pleased and so are we, NOTICE TO SCHOOL-CHILDREN, The Prize of one guinea will be given to the essayist w*o sends in the best Essay on The Salisbury Pictures that havr bebn shown at the Kosy—s parts in all. Essays to be handed in by Wednesday, December 13th, 1916.

Better a Twin Bed than a Double Meaning. QPE B A _ JJ 0U S I . V PALMERSTON N. Direction ~.» J. C, Williamson, Etc Where the Lend Laughs will Come From. 7 ‘ NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT. NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT, The Farce that has been more prais ed and more discussed than any othei comedy of recent years——“TWlN BEDS.' f —• —“TWIN PEDS. , ' , — A Play for the MARRIED that will appeal to the SINGLE. No more Side-splitting Farce has ever been Concbeted.' J C. WILLIAMSON LTD. Present:— HALE HAMILTON And MYRTLE TANNEHILL, Together with DONALD BOWLES, MAURICE DUDLEY, NANCE STEWART, VIOLET WRAY, MARION MARCUS CLARKE, and CELIA GHILONI. The Dumps-Dispelling .Farce — —TWIN BEDS.—

When you see “Twin Beds" you want to keep fast awake. It’s a spicy side-splitter. A “Bed" Suggests “Sleep." ‘ ‘ Twin Beds ’ ’ suggests ‘‘ Laughter. ’’. IMPORTANT NOTICE. As “TWIN BEDS" is liable to make the theatre rock with the laughter of the audience, the roof, walls and foundations will be specially strengthened for this occasion. A corps of doctors will be kept on the premises to minister to those who may suffer from aching sides through laughing too much. Patrons may therefore witness the performance in safety and comfort. TWIN BEDS WILL MAKE YOU SIT UP. TWO’S COMPANY—TRY TWIN BEDS. There isn’t a breathing soul in Palmerston who could see ‘TWIN BEDS" Without Quakes of Laughter. BOX PLAN at THE THEATRE TO-MORROW at 9 a.m. PRICES: 0/-; 4/- and 2/-. MUNICIPAL THEATRE. Direction J. & N. TAIT. SATURDAY NEXT. FOR A TWO NIGHTS SEASON. J. & N. TAIL’S NEW ENGLISH COMPANY IN ‘PEG O’ MY HEART.’ ‘PEG O’ MY HEART.’ ‘PEG O’ MY HEART.’ A Comedy of Youth by J. Hartley Manners. MISS SARA ALLGOOD as PEG. ‘Oh There’s nothing half so sweet in Life As Love’s young dream.’

‘PEG O’ MY HEART 4 after beating all previous records in England and America, ran for 112 NIGHTS AT THE PALACE THEATRE, SYDNEY, this constituting a record for spoken drama in AUSTRALIA. PEG IS SWEET. PEG IS HUMAN. PEG IS IRISH. AN IRISHMAN SHOULD COUNT IT A SHAME NOT TO SEE AN HONEST IRISH PLAY. A PLAY THAT APPEALS TO ALL. A TONIC AND A TREAT. YOU MUST NOT MISS IT. Box Plans will open at Andrew Millar’s on THURSDAY. RESERVED SEATS 6/-

Y.M.C.A. Soldiers’ Comforts. Fund. “THE BRIGAND.” (AN ORIGINAL COMEDY.) BY THE QRAVEN SCHOOL GAMES’ CLUB. Opera House. THURSDAY. DEC. 7, 8 p.m. ADMISSION: 2/-; Children half-price Box plan opens at Park T s this morning. Booking Od extrq,.

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