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Northern Advocate, 16 February 1926, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS T YCEUM THEATRE (Direction: Fuller-Hay ward Theatres) TONIGHT VIRGINIA VALiLI in “UP THE LADDER ’’ “UP THE LADDER” The story of a wife who helped her husband ‘‘Up the Ladder” of Success. A red-headed vampire tried to pull him down. Come and see how the , • Kvife handled the situation! No Wife Should Miss This One! Come and see the latest invention; THE TELBVISIONPHONE Also: “Puzzled by Crosswords” Eddie Gordon Comedy. ' And 4 ‘Under a Spell’?,' Neely Edwards Funfilm IT’S A UNIVERSAL JEWEL PROGRAMME TYCEUM TOMORROW By Special Request Charlie Chaplin’s Production: “A WOMAN OP PARIS” With Edna Pnrviance and Adolphe Menjou. . Daring, and Humorous. Popular Prices. Box Plan at Blanshard’s. A. AND P. SHOWS J£AIPARA AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION , JUBILEE gHOW To be held at PAPAEOA —=- on •JIHURSDAT, pEBRUARV Classes for Horses, Sheep, Cattle, Dairy Stock. Separate Classes for Pedigree Jerseys. Also Indoor Exhibits. Special Trophy for Best Collection of Farm Products off One Farm (live stock excepted) SCHEDULES ~ON APPLICATION TO SECRETARY. REFRESHMENTS ON GROUND. CONCERT AND DANCE IN EVENING Admission: 2/; School Children Free. Motors, 2/; 'Other Vehicles, 1/; all :members’ vehicles Free, D. WITHERS, Secretary, Paparoa. 481

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