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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXVI, Issue 7566, 12 May 1919, Page 7

Amusements, MIS MAJESTY'ST TO-NIGHT ONLY. j SOMETHING ALTOGETHER DIFFERENT. NOVEL. BEAUTIFUL. GRIPPING. The Idol of America on the Screen. CHARLOTTE The Beautiful and Artistic Queen of the Ice, in a dramatic story, "THE FROZEN WARNING" "THE FROZEN WARNING" THE FROZEN WARNING. Spies were on the track of the lover, but she warned him by cutting the word " Spies" in the ice with her skate. SEE CHARLOTTE, the greatest Ice Skater in th<er world, give her wonderful exhibition in the Arena at Chicago. SEE CHARLOTTE, as a brave girl, fighting for her lover's life. SEE CHARLOTTE climb to the masthead and rlismnntle the wireless. SEE CHARLOTTE, beautiful in face nnrl iimire. GRACEFUL. CHARMING. CLEVER A Macn'ficPnt STirMXTtintT ProgrrnTnme. FTILLEW.'S! GT*ANr> rm^HF^TEA. Drtm Circle Is 3d: St/vWs 9d. Reserves at Upton's Music Warehouse. "The beautiful white girl's life hung by a thread. There wa< no alternative other than to meet the rage-madden-ed lion naked and armed only with the weapons of nature." • See this ALMOST UNBELIEVABLE INCIDENT in the GIGANTIC JUNGLE PLAY. TARZAN OF THE APES. TARZAN OF THE APES. "TARZAN OF THE APES" TARZAN OF THE APES. TARZAN OF THE APES. Together with #101 STARTLING ADVENTURES In the COLOSSAL CONCEPTION To be presented at HIS MAJESTY'S. i TO-MORROW EVENING. i 3 — NIGHTS ONLY — 3 I TARZAN OF THE APES. i TARZAN OF THE APES. ! Is one of the very few of the WORLD'S GREAT MASTERPIECES, As a,novel every edition was snapped up as fast as it was printed, and it is almost impossible- to obtain a copy in Not Zealand. Spirited competition awaited thy picturisation. and the New Zealand rights were secured by Leo D. ! Chateau's. International Attractions., at quite a Fabulous Figure. TARZAN OF THE APES. TARZAN OF THE APES. Is big in every sens*, of the word. In its Buliy Adventure, its Alluring Romance, its Gripping Dramatic Story, in its absolutely unique atmosphere, and in it 3 conception and construction. FULLER'S GRAND ORCHESTRA. Prices: 2s and Is, plus tax. Reserves 63 extra. Box plan at Upton's Musio Warehouse, the Avenue. DON'T TAKE ANY CHANCES. BOOK YOUR SEATS. For Gifts that Please YOU SHOULD MAKE A POINT OF SHOPPING AT BERRY'S. We have particularly good stocks of Silverware, Jewellery, E.P. Ware, Ornaments jCruets, Photo Frames, Watches and Clocks.etc. SELECTING A GIFT is made easy here! A special feature of our business is the attention paid to the needs of those seeking — WEDDING PRESENTS. — ! The range is very wide, and each article j has been specially selected because of ! its beauty and utility. F. (X Berry, \ WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, ; HUNTERVILLE. I ___^ HOUSES WITH EARLY POSSESSION. / GONVILLE—Near Imlay station, 6. i roomed house, hot water, enamel bath. Price,, £625. Terms £400 cash. (887) i ST. JOHN'S HILL—Half-acre and a new 7-roomed house; motor shed ani all conveniences. Price £1600. Terms £200 cash. (885) 'GONVTLLE—• 5-roomed house and nearly half-acre, hot water, leased till April at £4 10s. per month. Price, £700. Terms £100 deposit. (881) WANGANUI EAST—One-fifth acre, and a well built /j-roomed house and all conveniences. Price. £950. Terms £680 cash, balance at i\ per cent, interest. (877) INOESTRE ST.—A freehold section and a 6-roomed residence, with con- :! venienow. Price £750 cash. (873) ; TN TOWN—Near Post Office, a splen- | did two-storey residence (rough cast) j of 9 rooms. Price £2250. Terms £950 ; cash. — APPLY TO — JOHN D. BREOHTN. Land Agent, (opposite Fire Station). I 32 St Hill Street. Wansraoui, 'phon© 573 i The New Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph. REPRESENTS THE CULMINATION OF THIRTY-FIVE YEARS OF ENDEAVOUR TO PERFECTLY REPRODUCE SOUND. For tfie beauty of music is in its overtones, or tone colours, 'fbeir reproduction is perfectly achieved by the Edison Disc. Ask to hear it, or send for catalogue. J. UPTON, 165 AVENUE, 'Phone 529,