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Manawatu Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 2753, 20 September 1923, Page 1

PIGS' FIGS! PIGS! PIGS! PIGS! PIGS! \TtTANTED, 100 prime bacon pig£ weekly (dressed). s£d lb. Cash on delivery. PALM BACON FACTORY, THE SQUARE, Bert Hansel Proprietor. GENERAL NOTICES. KOSY 7 PICTURES—7— PICTURES ' PICTURES—'— PICTURES including -BIG FEATURESheaded by A Gowny, Girly, Figureful Comedy Drama, "AN ADVENTURESS" "AN ADVENTURESS" "AN ADVENTURESS," starring the World-Famous Female Impersonator, But it's snappy—l and this is what the lads thought about the bevy of beautiful bathing girls. It's the zippiest thing you ever saw. Also JOHN GILBERT, JOHN GILBERT, JOHN GILBERT, the famous Fox star, in "A CALIFORNIAN ROMANCE." "A CALIFORNIAN ROMANCE." Another Peppy play with a good story •and fine acting. In addition, "Fruit Growing at Mangahao"—local "Fruit Growing at Mangahao"—local Comedy Graphic and The Serial. supreme genius of the piano. ' —Vide Press. OPERA HOUSE PALMERSTON NORTH. One Night Only. AVEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. J. AND N. TAIT Have the Honour of Presenting MOISEIWITSCH, MOISEIWITSCH MoisEiwrrsoH MOISEIWITSCH "THE POET OF THE PIANO." "Moiseiwitsch excites the imagination and leaves one conquered by the spell of his music."—"New York Times." MOISEIWITSCH. "Memory cannot MOISEIWITSCH recall any reception MOISEIWITSCH so wonderful as MOISEIWITSCH that accorded BenMOISEIWITSCH no Moiseiwitsch in MOISEIWITSCH Wellington. Huge MOISEIWITSCH audiences were MOISEIWITSCH thrilled and charmMOISEIWITSCH ed. His triumph was MOISEIWITSCH inevitable." —"DoMOISEIWITSCH minion." ! MOISEIWITSCH. "Memory cannot MOISEIWITSCH recall any reception {MOISEIWITSCH so wonderful as I MOISEIWITSCH that accorded BeniMOISEIWITSCII no Moiseiwitsch in MOISEIWITSCH Wellington. Huge MOISEIWITSCH audiences were MOISEIWITSCH thrilled and charmMOISEIWITSCH ed. His triumph was MOISEIWITSCH inevitable." —"DoMOISEIWITSCH minion." During the last three years Moiseiwitsch has become the favourite Pianist of the day. The idol of England, Europe and America." ■"MOISEIWITSCH THE PEERLESS." RESERVED SEATS, 7/6. Concessions to Students. (Particulars at Box LOfflce). Other Prices 5/- and 3/- (plus tax). I Box Plan 3 open on Monday at Oates' 'Music Store, j Representative: WALTER MONK. THE DOOM OF DOGMA THE DAWN OF TRUTH. IHB Celebrated Orator ; MR H. - SCOTT BENNETT (ex M.P., Australia), Will lecture on the above subcct on FRIDAY, SEPIEMBER 21,at 8 p.m., in the TyruNiciPAL W ai;l - Mr Bennett will deal with the crudities and absurdities of Yankee Revivalism. TERRACE END BOWLING AND TENNIS CLUB (Incorporated). TTHE Annual General Meeting of the ■*- above Club will be held in the Club Pavilion on THURSDAY, September 20, 1923, at 8 p.m. Business: To receive Annual Report and Balance Sheet, Election of Officers, and General. W. M. MOORE, Hon. Secretary. Eughre AND DANCEIIn aid of St. Patrick's New Church Fund, in FORESTER'S HALL. MAIN ST. EAST |tO-NIGHT (THURSDAY) TO-NIGHT : Ladies 1/6, Gents 2/G. Dancing 8 p.m. 'Good Floor, Music Supper and Prizes. I M. SPELMAN, Hon. Sec. "JERUSALEM." ILLUSTRATED I; ANT KEN LECTURE. LP p gLAMIRES. ;üBA ST. METHODIST CHURCH, TO-NIGHT—at 7.30—T0-NIGHT You're Welcome. Rangitikel Street, opposite Harry Palmer's? If not, do so at once, aa you are misting a treat.—J. Barnes, croprietor. '•' --'