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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 9979, 9 July 1925, Page 1

ENTERTAINMENTS Made in Hailwood. A GOLDWYN SPECIAL, KING’S T3IOTUREB. ING’9 I lOTURES. Matinee SATURDAY Evening USUAL PRICES. Full Orchestra, n Rupert T? i>glies’ sensational story of a girl’s struggles to win fame in motion pictures is a thrilling, human and amazingly frank drama of the glamorous film colony and its fascinating people. GOLDWYN PRESENTS A RUPERT HUGHES PICTURE SOULS FOR SALE SOULS FOR SALE with ELEANOR BOARDMAN. MAE BUSCH. FRANK MAYO, RICHARD DIX. NINE PARTS. STEEL TRAIL, COMEDY GAZETTES. USUAL PRICES. Reserve or Regret. JULY 25th AND 27tli. THE SEA HAWK THE SEA HAWK Book obtainable at Badger’s. BOX PLAN NOW OPEN. Vocal and Elocutionary Concert 1 N G S rjIHEATRE TO-NIGHT! DRAYTON T. VENABLES (L.T.C.L.) Assisted by leading Pupils from Pahiatua, Woodville and Dannevirke. Duets, songs, operatic solos, recitations and character sketches. Admission: 2s to all parts. BOOK YOUR SEATS AT BADGER’S ANNOUNCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT XTRAORDINARY. . XTRAORDINARY. THE FAMOUS AUSTRALIAN LADIES’ PIPE BAND and GRAND CONCERT PARTY TUESDAY. JULY 14. 1!)25. TI ESTTAT, JUTTT 14, 4925. On lour of the world under DrumMajor William Darwin, F.R.G.S., and I’ipe-Major Jessie Young. “THE, WORLD’S GREATEST NOVELTY.” So says leading Australian Entertainer. IS Brilliant Artists 18 is Brilliant Artists 18 18 Brilliant Artists 18 PROGRAMME INCLUDES: PIPING: Solos Duets and Band Items. SINGING' AND ELOCUTION by Australian Prize-winners. DANCING (>! all Nationalities by Competition winners. Box plan at Badger’s. Admission: 4s, 9s (plus tax), 2s. Children half price. Representative: F. J. Williams. 248 Dance KOHINLI SCHOOLROOM. FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1925. Proceeds in aid of School Funds. Music by Miss Harris. Admission : Gentlemen 2s Gd. Ladies a basket. 2;