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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 19828, 30 April 1927, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. THE ONLY SURE WAY TO SEE “THE BIG PARADE’’ IS TO BOOK YOUR SEATS AT UPTON’S. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE COMMENCING MONDAY COMMENCING MONDAY With SPECIAL MATINEE ON WEDNESDAY. THE BIG PARADE THE MONARCH OF MOVIELAND, Crowned by International Millions as the KING OF ALL PICTURES At London, Paris, Edinburgh, New York, Wellington and Auckland. THE BIG PARADE THE BIG PARADE THE BIG PARADE THE BIG PARADE IT TRIUMPHS. IT SHATTERS RECORDS Everywhere, for it is HUMAN. Its appeal is world-wide. It grips brains, captures hearts. It knows no distinction, class or creed. Its story is FOR ALT, MANKIND. Its magnetism is unbounded. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER Take Pride in Presenting JOHN GILBERT, RENEE ADOREE. KARL DANE AND TOM O’BRIEN In the Supreme Epic of 12 Reels. THE BIG PARADE THE BIG PARADE Preceded bv its UNUSUAL PROLOGUE. “THE DREAM OF THE BIG PARADE.” Special Scenerv. Atmospheric Lighting, and Original London Music Scqie. A MIGHTY* ATTRACTION WHICH COMES ONCE IN A WHILE. RESERVES SAVE REMORSE. Admission. —O.S. 1/6, Reserves 2/-; D.C. 2/-, Reserves 2/9.

AT THE MATINEE TO-DAY. Commencing at 2.15. “SKY HIGH CORRAL” (See Below). ’'BOYS TO BOARD” (Our Gang Comedv), “BAD BANDIT” (Aesop Fable) and “HIS GREAT FRIEND” (Century Comedy), with GAZETTE.; HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres, i Another Two Star Programme, TO-NIGHT ONLY—7.4S. Headed by Captain Frank Hurley’s Drama, ‘ * THE JUNGLE WOMAN ’ ’ “THE JUNGLE WOMAN” Love knows no barrier of caste or i colour beyond the outposts of civilisa-: tion. A dusky chieftain’s daughter and a wounded young prospector —flung to-1 gether in the Papuan wilds, where no ■ man-made law could reach out to say. ; “Thou shalt not!” Released bv the J. C. WILLIAMSON FILMS. The whole filmed in Papua, with its j glorious scenery and tropical love. » ln Support "THE SKY HIGH CORRAL" “THE SKY HIGH CORRAL” Featuring ART ACCORD with his wonder horse RAVEN and famous dog, • REX. A real galloping Western picture with • the eternal appeal of the outdoors, i Crammed with breathless riding, bo- i tween rangers and cattle rustlers, tense ; romance and a bag full of tricks by j Raven, the wonder horse and Rex, the : intelligent canine. Matinee Prices.—6d, 9d and 1/-. Night Prices.—l/- and 1/6. Book at Upton’s till 12 o’clock, then at theatre. We Commence at 7.45. ■MTETROPOLITAN RUGBY SUB--I'l UNION OF WANGANUI. RUGBY FOOTBALL SPRIGGENS PARK, TO-DAY (SATURDAY), 30th APRIL. OLD ROYS v. KAIERAU, 1.30 p.m. Referee: Mr. L. Fromont. MARISTS v. PIRATES, 3 p.m. Referee: Mr. J. S. King. MIDGETS. AVENUE v. MAEIST A. Official Opening of the New Stand at t. 45 p.m. Admission: 1/-; stand 6d. H. W. COOPER, Secretary. RUGBY UNION. TO-DAY’S MATCHES. SENIOR SHIELD. Ohingaiti v. Marton, at Ohingaiti (Mr. A. Henwood). Hunterville v. Rata at Rata (Mr. W. Knox). Bulls v. Kotahitanga at Bulls (Mr. T. Potaka). THIRD GRADE. Bulls v. Raia at Bulls, at 1.30 (Mr. T. Richardson). Athletic v. Kotaitanga at Mtarton (Mr. F. Turvey). Old Boys v. Hunterville at Hunterville (Mr. J. Potaka). A«lmis-ion 1/3. J. GREAVES, Secretary. HALL. GRAND VARIED ENTERTAINMENT. THURSDAY NEXT, MAY 7. By MR. AND MRS.’ J. W. BAILEY AND PUPILS. Dance to Follow. Admission: Gents 2s: Ladies Is 6d and basket. FINANCIAL. TO FROM £5 UPWARDS, on Furniture. Jhattelz, and the other seevritiea. Lower t rates of interest. Easy repayments. Strictly confidential. ' Apply THE NORTHERN LOAN AND FINANCE COMPANY. 46 King’s Chambers. 'Phone 3604 P.O. Box 390 TO )n Furniture, Pianos, Life Insurance ?olicies, Stock, or any other Chattel lecurity, on the easiest repayment ;erms and low rate of interest. Quite confidential. Absolute Privacy | Assured. Rates and Terms Fair and ableTHE RIDGWAY LOAN & FINANCE COMPANY, 90 RIDGWAY STREET (Upstairs). ’Phone 2343. P.O. Box 47. j