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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXI, Issue 19048, 27 June 1924, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT—B P.M.—TO-NIGHT TO MORROW—2.3O & 8 P.M. MUNICIPAL PICTURES . Just imagine one of the funniest stories in all fiction in the hands oi the master-director, James Cruze, pro ducer of “The Covered Wagon,” etc. YOU’LL LAUGH TILL YOUR SIDES ACRE. We have with us Mr. Ruggles from dear old London—Funniest chappie you ever saw in a comedy-drama of a brand new kind. Harry Loon Wilson’s Masterpiece of Humour, “RUGGLES OF RED GAP” “RUGGLES OF RED GAP” “RUGGLES OF RED GAP” “RUGGLES OF RED, GAP” Featuring Lois Wilson .. .. as .. .. Mrs. Kenner Fritzi Ridgway Emily Judson Edward Horton .. .. “Ruggles” Ernest Torrence .. .. Cousin Egbert Charles Ogle Jeff Tuttle Louise Dresser Mrs. Dresser Lillian Leighton .. “Ma Pettingill” Frank Elliott .. ..Honourable George You’ll split your sides laughing at the experiences of Ruggles, English Valet, in the Western town of Red I Gap. Won from the Honourable George in a poker game, he becomes servant to Cousin Egbert, rough and ready Westerner. Then things happen at a mile a minute clip! If ever a picture could bo called * scream from start to finish, THIS IS IT! Evening Prices.—Stalls 9d; Circle 4/4; Children 6d and 9d. « COMING TUESDAY NEXT—“PRODIGAL DAUGHTERS” “PRODIGAL DAUGHTERS” THE WAY TO DO BUSINESS A well-known public official it the provinces wrote to the Bristol Piano Company, Limited, Wellington, forwarded a cheque for thirty jjounds (£3O), and said: “Send me a really good gramophone. I depend upon your experience in selection. ’ ’ The instrument straightway was carefully chosen by the mnna'ger of tliis Firm, and was dispatched the same day. /, The purchaser has since written to The Bristol Piano Company to' this effect: “Allow me to thank you for your promptness. It’s a treat to strike a live firm!” THE BRISTOL PIANO CO., LTD AVENUE Opp. Purser Is F. A. Campbell, Local Manager.

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rpHE OETY OOACH A B GENERAL BLACKSMITHS ANU SPRING MAKERS. ALL CLASSES OF REPAIRS UNDE* TAKENJONES, DOWLING K CO., Ridgway Street. (Opp. Public Library.) # FOR THE WINTER EVENINGS What could be better than a warm Ira and a GOOD BOOK! A GREAT SELECTION AT 2/6 At the “BOOK NOOK.” Postage, 4ld. “Penny Plain”—O. Douglas. “The Setons” —O. Douglas. “Once Aboard the Lugger”— Ji. & M> Hutchinson. “The Pride of Palomar”—Peter B. Kyne. “The Street Below”—Ruby M. Ayres. “Beau Rand”—Charles Alden Seltzer. “Man Size”—Wm. McLeod Raine. “The Willing Horse”—lan Hay. “Foreshadowed"—F. E. Mills Young. “Tangled Trails”—Wm. McLeod Rains. “Flowing Gold”—Rex Beach. “Square Deal Sanderson"—Charles Alden Seltzer. J. T. WARD AND SON, 147 AVENUE ;; WANGANUI Neglected ciiills bring Doctors ills. Let “NAZOL” put you right Unexcelled for obstinate coughs anq colds, Is 6d buys 60 doses.