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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXI, Issue 18823, 13 July 1923, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS, mwErTrsZHlmr TO-NIGHT and TO-MORROW AFTERNOON and NIGHT. BOUCICAULT’S FAMOUS IRISH BLAY “CON, • THE • SHAUGHRAUN” Presented in a Brilliant Picture Version under the name of “MY WILD IRISH ROSE” “MY WILD IRISH ROSE” PAT O’MALLY as CON PAULINE STARKE as MOYA Sparkling with Fun—Radiant with Romance ALSO A Vivid Story of the Little Indian Maid “LONELY HEART” With KAY LAURELLE—The Girl with the Perfect Form. PRICES—Circle 1/8; Stalls 1/1. Reserve at Upton’s, or ’Phone 863. COMMENCING MONDAY NEXT. MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY—Each Evening at 7.50. MATINEES TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY at 2.45. “THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH.’’ “ROBIN HOOD” “ROBIN HOOD” “ROBIN HOOD” “ROBIN HOOD” “THE MOST WONDERFUL ACHIEVEMENT OF THE SCREEN.” MERRIE ENGLAND of 800 years ago lives again. All the CHIVALRY, ROMANCE, DARING, ADVENTURES, CUSTOMS, WARS and KNIGHTLY EXPLOITS unfolded before your eyes in a Mighty Spectacle of Magnificent Splendour. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS as the EARL OF HUNTINGDON, afterwards known as ROBIN HOOD. Reserve Your Seats Early at Upton’s CIRCLE 3/3; STALLS 2/2.

KORTLANG AT PAPEETE. On his way to America Kortlang called in at Papeete and enthused Messrs Bainbridge, Dexter and Co., regarding Q-tol and Fluenzol. This big firm has now taken over the agency for these lines for the French Establishment of Oceania. They have placed an opening order for prompt shipment from Wellington.

For nasal catarrh, “NAZOL" acts like a charm. Penetrating and germ-killing. No cold is NAZOLproof. Sixty doses Is 6d.