MANAWATU AND WEST COAST A. AND P. ASSOCIATION'S WINTER SHOW CONTINUES TO-DAY TO-NIGHT RECORD ENTRIES—MOST COMPREHENSIVE SHOW IN NEW ZEALAND. SPVCIOUS EXHIBITION HALLS, PINE TRADE EXHIBITS, MOTOR OLYMPIA. ATTRACTIONS TO-DAY INCLUDE 12 NOON: NATIONAL DANCING, No. 5 and 6 Halls (nearly 200 entries!) 1.30 P.M.: Amateur Cycle Races. _ 2.30: Representative SHIELD HOCKEY", on Oval—Auckland (Holders) v. Manawatu (Challengers). 3.30 P.M.: Trotting Exhibition. 4.30: KODAMA—No. 5 Hall, Juggling Act. 7.30: CITY BAND, No. 5 Hall, Music from Platform. 8 P.M.: Tho AERIAL COLENOS—followed by KODAMA in his wire-walking act. _ 9 P.M.: The Aerial Colenos—followed by the CLOWN ON STILTS, and hosts of other novelties. MICKEY MOUSE, the favourite, appearing at intervals in the afternoon and evening (gifts for tho kiddies). POPULAR ADMISSION PRICES:— \ DAYTIME—AduIts, 1/6; Children under 15 years, 6d. EVENING—AduIts, 1/-; Children under 15 years, 6d. THESE PRICES INCLUDE FREE VAUDEVILLE. UNANIMOUSLY ACCLAIMED A REALLY BRIGHT SHOW !
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Manawatu Times, Volume 61, Issue 144, 20 June 1936, Page 6
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