AMUSEMENTS. AN APOLOGY. The Management of His Majesty’s Theatre have once again to tender their sincerest apologies to the many patrons reluctantly turned away, owing to lack of accommodation at last night’s ,big attraction. We beg to remind to-night’s patrons that the best possible way to avoid this inconvenience is to book seats at the theatr“, or ’Phone 863. ( ; AGAIN TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. AT “ The Theatre of Distinction.” Madame Annette Hayward, THE DOMINION’S FAVOURITE SOPRANO. Last night’s big audience were captivated and completely bound by the appealing renderings o£ this talented performer, and consequently were loth to part with her. MAURICE TOURNEUR’S SUCCESS OF SUCCESSES, "MY LADY’S GARTER” IT’S A PARAMOUNT SPECIAL, FEATURING SYLVIA BREAMER ’ AND WYNDHAM STANDING. “OLIVE THOMAS' IN HER daintiest effort, “THE GLORIOUS LADY” LAST BUT NOT LEAST— - MR. & MRS. CARTER DE HAVEN IN A MATRIMONIAL MIRTHQUAKE, “WHY DIVORCE.” STANDARD PRICES—I/7 and 1/1.
/rW® FOR GOOD EFFECT Your retentive mind can easily centre on the unsightly window drapings that lent conspicuous commonness to even the wealthiest home a few years back. Heavy, the refuge of dirt and dust, once hung, seldom brought down for cleaning, these oldtime drapings have fortunately gone, never to return. TO-DAY THE LOVER OF ARTISTRY combined with utility is all for the delightful curtains and window hangings that bring cheerfulness, comfort and good taste into the home. We specially recommend our new importations in LACE CURTAINS, BORDERED VOILES, CASEMENT CLOTHS, MADRAS MUSLINS. Call. Benefit by our “30 years’ experience.” J. H. PASSMORE, FURNISHER. 151 THE AVENUE WANGANUI. No Late Night. SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS. —THE—AOTEA BUFFET. WANGANUI’S POPULAR CATERING HOUSE. Is dally adding to Its hundreds of pleased patrons. It Is all the same whether you want a Hot Lucheo’n, Dainty Afternoon Tea, Wedding Breakfast, Ball Supper, or Delicious Cakes for the table every day, the Aotea experts will give you entire satisfaction. 2, -U STUART ——- Proprietor. "Phone 491,
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 18162, 26 April 1921, Page 9
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