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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 18161, 25 April 1921, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. hmsmS 41 The Theatre of Distinction.” TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. ALSO TO-MORROW AND WEDNESDAY. WELCOME REAPPEARANCE OF THE DOMINION’S MOST POPULAR SOPRANO Madama Annette Hayward, Who will be Remembered for Her Artistic and Delightful Singing During the “ Miracle Man ” Season. MADAME ANNETTE HAYWARD'S Repertoire includes Popular SCOTCH BALLADS & ENGLISH FOLK SONGS SUPPORTED BY A TITANIC THREE-STAR PICTURE PROGRAM No. I.—MAURICE TOURNEUR'S PARAMOUNT-ARTCRAFT SPECIAL ATTRAf TION “MY LADY’S GARTER” Featuring SYLVIA BREAMER (The Australian Beauty) and WYNDHAM STANDING. NO. lI.—THE ILL-FATED HARRISON FISHER GIRL OLIVE THOMAS—in “THE GLORIOUS LADY” NO. hl— MR AND MRS CARTER DE HAVEN IN THEIR LATEST FARCICAL BURLESQUE "WHI DIVORCE.” USUAL STANDARD PRICES—I/7 & 1/1.. No Extra for Reserves. Plan at Theatre All Day. 'Phone 8(13. Managerial Note.—To miss hearing MADAME ANNETTE HAYWARD and to miss seeing our Titanic Triple Star Programme is to for go the pleasure of a lifelimo.

THE BIG CARNIVAL. AN IMMENSE SUCCESS. ALL RECORDS BROKEN. SEASON EXTENDED. DON’T MISS TO-MORROW (TUESDAY 26th), and the GRAND FINALE—WEDNESDAY 1 27th. OPEN AFTERNOON AND EVENING! ON BOTH DAYS. Monster Attractions for Everybody. 1 Spectacular Displays, Lovely Dancing, Sweet Music, Amusing Side Shows, Competitions, Tea Rooms, and Stall wares of every description. THE GREAT WAR MUSEUM. A never-to-be-forgotten record of j man’s inhumanity to man. What j you see at this exhibition is a revela-■ tion. Something to think about; ; something to talk about; something! that will live in your memory for - ever. Open daily 2 to 5 p.m.; nightly 7 to 10 p.m. Admission 1/-; Children 6d. MEAT AND PRODUCE STALL. Open front 9 o'clock in the morning till last, thing at night. Joints. Plants, Table Delicacies. Fruit, Vegetables, and Produce of ail kinds. Get your requirements at this stall, at less than ruling market prices. Admission (o Carnival.— DAILY FREE; Nightly 6d; Children 3d. OWEN CARDSTON, Organiser. F. G. SEDDON, Executive Sec.

HAPPY HEALTHY CHILDREN. What a joy it is to a mother to see her little ones with rosy cheeks, and full of lite and happiness. But sometimes they become fretful- and irritable —at night they grind their teetfi, and they look pale and unhealthy. These are almost sure signs of worms, that extremely common children’s malady that worries parents so much. ' Many mothers have found Wade’s Worm Figs the never-failing remedy for worms in children. Bure and speedy in their action, they are also . absolutely safe for the weakest child, j for they contain u-j injurious drugs, and leave no ill af’nr-effects. What’s j more, the children like them, and ; are alway- ready for their dose.’ Keep your little ones healthy and happy by giving them Wade’s Worm Figs. Procurable from chemists everywhere. North British Solid Truck Tyres carry the bulk of New Zealand's heavy loads, in all weathers, on "all classes of roads. Fitted by'N.Z. Farmers’ Co-op. Distributing Co. Ltd.. Victoria Avenue, local agents.,