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Manawatu Times, Volume LV, Issue 7294, 2 August 1930, Page 1

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GENERAL NOTICES. .Ring rhone 2100 for Reserves. DE LUXE “ TALKIES ” DANNEVIHKE. WM. FOX Presents THE - GREAT MOVIETONE ENTERTAINMENT. A DELIGHTFUL HUMAN COMEDY, ■ • With. WM. COLLIER With MARGUERITE CHURCHILL, The most Brilliant 'Comedian Featured in this Success, adapted from “The Family Upstairs.'’ ‘ HARMONY AT HOME ’ YOU MUST HEAR AND SEE* THIS 100 PER, CENT ‘ALL TALK TUP Made from the Great Stage Play. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. METRO-GOLDWYN Presepts The Star of “The Last of i Mrs. GiioyneyM Fame. NORMA SHEARER) The Greatest of Talkie Artists,j ,in a New Society Drama Sensation: ‘THEIR OWN DESIRE’ Is it the parents of to-day who are the problem, instead of the youngci cration'? An unusual and interesting Picture of elders with youthful ideas, and what happens when young blood takes a hand. i . PRICES AS USUAL. Jox Plan at the Gramophone and Radio Company, phono 2598. uISTEN! j AMUSEMENT goers of Palmerston North and district. On Wednesday and Thursday, yjou-will have the opportunity of judging for yourselves whether th.c veal flesh and blood show cannot live up to the finest “Talkie” tiiat lias ever been made. . [ERE. You have real live-Artists-

70 in number —that use youit trains almost daily. That have all their printing done Hi N.Z., not infll.fe.A. of Sydney, that gives employment to dozens of Artists, Ballet Girls, Musicians, Stage Hands, Electricians, Carriers, etc. That stay in your local hotels, by which the Butcher, Baker, Milkman, etc., are given larger orders. Who patronise your local shops. THEY DO NOT ARRIVE IN A TIN AND DEPART IN ONE. And we pay income tax too. Oh, yes, smilingly of course. SO; People of Palmerston and districts, make a point of seeing these two wonderful shows which J. C. ■Williamson Ltd., aro sending to your own town. OPERA HOUSE Direction:— J. C. WILLIAMSON LTD. WEDNESDAY NEXT. (FOR ONE NIGHT.) J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Will Present THEIR NEW ENGLISH MUSICAL COMEDY CO. OVE OVE OVE lES ,lES lES A GAYEST OF GAY SHOWS! THURSDAY NEXT. ALSO FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. London's Reigning Musical Comedy Triumph. “SO THIS IS LOVE,” “SO THIS IS LOVE,” THE WINTER-GARDEN THEATRE, LONDON, EMPHATIC HIT! - Starring N.Z.’s MOST POPULAR COMEDIAN CLEM DA WE THE PERFECT FOOL, Together With,' " 70 ARTISTS Plans for both these musical comedies' will open on Monday morning at the Central Booking Oflicc. NOTICE.—First nighters’ seats must be taken up before Jive o'clock Tuesday. Prices. R.S. and D.C, 7/-; Stalls 1/-; Back Stalls -/- (plus tax.)

CLAUDE T A N N E E L.R.A.M. (LONDON.) RECEIVES PUPILS POE VIOLONCELLO, Theory, Harmony, Aural Training, Coaching l'or all Exams. "INTERVIEWS at William Waiter’s Studio, King’s Chambers, THURSDAY AFTERNOONS. Private address: 79 Monro St., Wellington, phone 16-745. THE FOLK-DANCING CLASS which is being arranged by MISS MARGARET STOCK (Certificate, of the English Folk Dance Society) is to be held at the Takaro Hall, on WEDNESDAYS, at 7.50 p.’m. instead of Saturdays as previously stated, j Opening this Wednesday. Telephono 7577. Write 49 Rongopai Street.

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