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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19443, 31 October 1925, Page 15

I AMUSEMENTS. BOOK YOUR SEATS FOR ELECTION NIGHT AT UPTON’S RING 2863. For To-night’s Great Show. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. 2.15—T0-DAY. TO-NIGHT—7.4S JOY, MIRTH, SMILES, LAUGHS. He’s guaranteed to cause more laughs, rattle more ribs, and rock more sides than any tonic, bottle or otherwise you ever saw or tasted. CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN —ln . His Masterpiece of Mirth, ‘‘THE ADVENTURER” ‘‘THE ADVENTURER” The Management will not be responsible for cracked lips. No. 2— BIG ATTRACTION No. 2 Vibrant with Human Appeal. “THE BRIDGE OF SIGHS” ‘‘THE BRIDGE OF SIGHS” A Stirring Story of Noble Sacrifice, Featuring DOROTHY MACKAILL, CREIGHTON HALE, ALEC B. FRANCIS And Big Cast of Favourites. No. 3 BIG ATTRACTION No. 3 At the Evening Session Only, ‘‘THE HOOSIER SCHOOLMASTER” ‘‘THE HOOSIER SCHOOLMASTER” The Mid-Western Classic. —Also— COMEDY. GAZETTE. Booking arrangements. BOOK AT UPTON’S till Noon; after at tho Rialto (’Phone 2707) till 6.30; after at His Majesty’s or Ring 2863 any old time. N.Z. & SOUTH SEAS EXHIBITION CHAMPIONSHIP COMPETITIONS FESTIVAL. To be held in the FESTIVAL HALL, JANUARY’ 6 to 12 (Inclusive). VOCAL SOLOS. VIOLIN SOLOS PIANOFORTE SOLOS. . SAXOPHONE. ELOCUTION. First Prizes £5/5/; Second Prizes £2/2/ INSTRUMENT TRIO. Prizes £lO 10/- and £3/3/-. HALF HOUR ENTERTAINMENT First Prize £l5; and Second Prize £5. MALE QUARTETTE. Prizes £lO and £5. CHOIR CONTEST. Prizes £4O and £l5. All Own Selection Items. Entries close November 10, 1925. Syllabus obtainable from all Musical Warehouses. Full particulars from— P.O. Box 92, E. 8. WILSON, DUNEDIN. Secretary.

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