PHARUS, THE EGYPTIAN.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19201, 18 June 1924, Page 3

PHARUS, THE EGYPTIAN.

Commencing on Saturday evening next and during each successive performance, pa Irons of the Plaza Theatre will bo afforded the opportunity of witnessing, in the presence of Pharns, the Kgyplian, one of Ihe most remarkable offerings yet' presented in this country. .As an advocate of the ancient methods of healing ailments by nerve pressure, I’harus—who comes to (lie city with a reputation for many wonderful cures —will invito members of the audience who are .suffering from sciatica., rheumatism, neuritis, insomnia, headaches, and deafness, to step on the stage, whereby he will proceed to demonstrate his system known a.s the zone therapy nerve pressure. Phams does not guarantee to woik miracles, but he _ will offer commonsense advice and suggestions as to how pain may be relieved at home. I’harus says that his methods are as old as (he 'world itself. Based on a scientific discovery, his system <s carried out by (he nurses in his act, for I’harus lakes tho precaution of not touching any patient, and in this way clears up any sceptical ideas on the [.art of the audiences. Suffered desirous to be treated by Pharns may do so bv making application immediately to the manager of the Plaza Theatre. The treatment is entirely free of any charge. In addition to Phartis, the usual Plaza programme will be screened, thus making tho biggest attraction over presented at. that theatre. But, notwithstanding tile groat double attraction tho management has decided to charge popular prices at (ho Plaza during the Pharns season. Tho box plans open at the Bristol this morning. A special matinee for ladies will bo given on Tuesday afternoon next at 2.30 o’clock.