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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXI, Issue 18972, 25 March 1924, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. “A CROWDED HOUSE” AND WHAT A GREAT RECEPTIOIT. AVOID CRUSHING AT THE PAY BOX. Be Early, or Reserve at H, I. Jones*. It’s the Safe Way. Municipal Pictures MUNICIPAL PICTURES. TO-NIGHT—AT B—TO-NIGHT. AND THREE FOLLOWING NIGHTS. MATINEE WEDNESDAYS P.M. PARAMOUNT’S COLOSSAL PRODUCTION, “THE COVERED WAGON” “THE COVERED WAGON” YOU CAN’T IMAGINE ALL THE THRILLS. It happens once in every few years, • picture is made so big that it lifts yon clear out of the every-day run ol things; thrills you, captivates you, and compels you to live its story—to levs with its characters, fight with them, and triumph with them. “The Covered Wagon” is just such a story—and in its pictured version, with its Indian thrills, its two-mile-long wage i train, and its cast of sterling players, it must remain an unforgetable epic of the screen to those who see it. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT of ■ ' MR. WILL GOUDEE, (The well-known Wellington Baritone) WHO WILL FEATURE DRAMATIC AND HUMOROUS CHARACTER SONGS. Prices. —Evening: Circle 2/2, Reserved 2/6; Stalls 1/8, no extra charge to reserve. A limited number of tickets at 1/- will be sold at the doors. Reserve at H. I. Jones’ or ’Phone 2324. GOITRE! A LADY who tried every remedy ia Tain, and at last discovered a simple self care, will send particulars FREE to sufferers. Send address to ALICE MAY. Bax JOO Cbriktcbarcb. N.Z. Don’t send stamps. MENTION THIS MOW THS WOMEN BEAR THE BURDEN When the household shift a from one house to another or to a different town it is really a trying experience for the women-folk. Why should it be when skilful, careful men may be employed who will lighten the burden f Our service provides such men, else commodious vehicles which can be relied on. Make the moving light by getting into communication with ns either by a call or per telephone. Estimate* given. The New Zealand Expreu CoLtd.