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- AMUSEMENTS “THE THIEF 'OF BAGDAD” Recognised throughout the leading cities of the world as the most wonderful Picture of its kind ever made, and now being screened in London at the Drury Lane Theatre 'at prices up to 15/-. MUNICIPAL PICTURES Commencing Monday Next. FOR FIVE NIGHTS ONLY. OWING TO THE LENGTH (14 REELS) OF THIS EXTRAORDINARY FILM, IT STARTS PUNCTUALLY AT 7.45. DO NOT MISS THE WONDERFUL OPENING SCENES. “THE THIEF OF BAGDAD” “THE THIEF OF BAGDAD” A glorious fantasy of the Arabian Nights. On a. scale of sumptuous magnificence never before seen. ‘ ‘ THE THIEF OF BAGDAD ’ ’ Now running at Drury Lane Theatre, London. “The Times” says: “There is nothing but praise for the production. The scenes and settings arc remarkable. We arc given backgrounds which might well be illustrations of ‘The Arabian Nights.’ Mr. Fairbanks’ performance of the thief is sheer delight.” ‘ ‘ THE THIEF OF BAGDAD ’ ’ The “Daily Mirror” of 25/9/24 says: “Seldom has Drury Lane Theatre staged a more wonderful spectacle than Douglas Fairbanks’ ‘Thief of Bagdad.’ The picture is a triumph.” ‘ ‘ THE THEEF OF BAGDAD ’ ’ The “Westminster Gazette” says: “A more startlingly realistic fairy story than ‘The Thief of Bagdad’ was never put on the sorc.cn. Tho magic of once-upon-a-time actually works.” NOTE.— As there will bo hundreds unable to obtain admission, the management URGE PATRONS TO RESERVE THEIR SEATS. NO EXTRA CHARGE. The only city in the world where “The Thief of Bagdad” ca.n be seen at these prices:—Circle 2/-; Stalls 1/6: no extra charge to reserve. A limited number of seats will be sold at. the doors. Box Plans now open at, 11. I. Jon cs and Son’s.

/ y* is ii In \ Onco you have experienced tho luxurious comfort and excellent quality of A “CARRAD’’ SUIT no other will give you the same satisfaction! A largo range of Quality Suitings from which to select—AND THE MOST MODERATE CHARGES POSSIBLE! GEO. CARRAD SUIT SPECIALIST, 140 Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. Chavannes’ Hotel . Victoria Avenue, This Inrt-elMs Hotel is abw under entirely new management. Patrons may rely upon the very best attention, every comfort, excellent eosine. ONLY BEST BRANDS OF WINES, BEER AMD SEIBITS LN STOCK. T. HARLEY - - Proprietor. Late .Victoria Hotel, Napier. DAHLIAS Now ready for planting, a large assortment of really up-to-date dahlias, with long stiff stems; very superior for decoration. This class of dahlia created a sensation at the Melbourne Show this season. List free on application. Other dahlias in large assortment. C. C. RASMUSSEN CONSTANTIA NURSERY, ARAMOHO MARTON PRINTING AGENCY ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS’ BUILDINGS. BROADWAY, MARTON. ARTHUR~WAY DISTRICT AGENT FOR THE “WANGANUI CHRONICLE.” Authorised to receive orders and jollect accounts on behalf of the • ‘ Chronicle. ’ ’ PRINTING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS UNDERTAKEN. The “Chronicle” is now delivered in Marton at 7 o’clock daily. Order early from the agent. AGENT FOR ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY. Recognised as one of the soundest Insurance Companies in the World. Telephone 169. ?.O, Box 3. CHANGEABLE ' yyEATHFR." Motorists, soe to your Hood and Side Curtains. We manufacture or repair both. For a Thorough aad Reliable Job, the Best ' i oria]s and the Lowest Price —bring your Car to Expert Trimmers and Upholsterers. Manufacturers of New Hoods, Side Curtains, Covers, Etc. g QARNER & QO., ' 24 WILSON STREET. Prompt Service 'Phone 3274.

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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19208, 10 January 1925, Page 15

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Page 15 Advertisements Column 5 Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19208, 10 January 1925, Page 15

Page 15 Advertisements Column 5 Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19208, 10 January 1925, Page 15

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