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Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 7061, 8 November 1929, Page 1

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AMUSEMENTS. "I NEVER DREAMT TOU COULD BE SUCH A EAT!” The Picture passed by the NiZ. Censor more especially for adult audiences. SPECIAL SHOW MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. PALACE TALKIES Offer the Sound-Synchronised ■„ Subterranean Epic “Submarine,” “SUBMAEINE,” “Submarine,” “SUBMARINE,” “SUBMAEINE,” You know I wouldn’t lie to you, Jack— Of course! I’ve played square with you. JACK HOLT—DOEOTHY EEVIEE and and ‘•'Submarine,” “Submarine,” “Submarine,” “Submarine,” ‘ ‘ Submarine, ’ ’ “Submarine,” “Submarine,” ‘ ‘ Submarine, ’ ’ “Submarine,” EALPH GEAYES. “Submarine,” «ttr-p Ar'n.i SUEFACE! FOE GOD’S SAKE! THEfeE’S A BLIND DESTEOYEE ATOP OF US!. “SUBMAEENE,” “SUBMAEINE,” “SUB.MAEINE,” . The picture selected by the Management of Australia’s Grandest Palatial Theafte “Submarine,” (State' Theatre, Syd- “ Submarine,” ney) AS THEIE "Submarine,” OPENING ATTEACSubmarine,” ' tTIONJ “Submarine,” Also,, Selected “Submarine,” Programme. ALL - TALKIE SHOftT FEATUE* ETTES, including Gordon Freeman, Novelty Entertainer; Ern. 'Lotin"ga, 'in “Doing His Duty”, (a talkie scream); •, Fox Sound News. . ‘‘ Submarine, ’ ’ “Submarine,” ‘ ‘ Submarine, ’ ’ "Submarine,” ‘•‘Submarine,” “ Submarine, ’ ’ ‘ ‘ Submarine, ’ ’ “Submarine,” “Submarine,” “Submarine,” “Submarine,”

Box Plans now open, at Central Booking Office Broadway,'phone 7178 until 5 p.m. Reopening at. Theatre (phone 5328) at -6 p.m. : ; WRESTLING OPERA; HOUSE PALMERSTON .NORTH. MONDAY:. i 'MONDAY - At 8 p.m. MONDAY SEE'"': ' : ; TOM ALLEY, of .U.SA.. The “Mormon' Mat Man,"’' ' r ' ——Versus—— L : ■ 'V-;.. .< ~ . " Finland’s Iron Muscled Wrestler, WALTER JOHANSSON.. Eight Ten-Minute • Rounds.. ... Come and See Johansson Reverse their last decision. Alley won on points; each man gaining a fall, after the fastest match yet seen in New Zealand. SEE ALLEY APPLY THE DEADLY i CRUCIFIX HOLD! BOBBY CALVES. JjIARMERS please note that wo will cease killing operations for the season on FRIDAY,- November Bth., 1929. THE FEILDING- FARMERS’ FREEZING CO., LTD. MEAT! MEAT! MEAT! With the present High Prices paid for Stock, a rise in Retail Prices is war- ’ ranted. BUT NO ALTERATION IN PRICES

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