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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 71, Issue 219, 15 September 1928, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. AT LAST! AT LAST! THE PICTURE THE ENTIRE PROVINCE HAS BEEN WAITING FOR ’’WINIFRED OF WANGANUI” ’’WINIFRED OF WANGANUI” ’’WINIFRED OF WANGANUI” COMMENCING -9-DAY Matinee at 2.15. Evening at 7.45 THE MAJESTIC (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre.) HEATED THROUGHOUT We have the honour to present RUDALL HAYWARD’S FIRST LOCAL PRO I '”C’TIOX ■ ‘ WINIFRED OF WANGANUI ’ ’ “WINIFRED OF WANGANUI” “WINIFRED OF WANGANUI” Featuring An Entirely Local Cast Including RAE BOND, JACK BURNS jack McDonald With JO LOCAL BEAUTIES 10 A nd A POSSE OP HARD RIDING WANGANUI COWBOYS. In Addition: RIN'TIN TIN RIN TIN TIN In “A DOG OF THE REGIMENT” “A DOG OF THE REGIMENT” Rin Tin Tin’s Greatest—See Him tak the air like Kingsford Smith. Gazette, Fahle Cartoon, Fox Comedy Ring Theatre for Reserves. R. G OEDON REGISTERED PLUMBER, DUBLIN STREET. (Next Bennett’s Auction Mnrt.) FOR SATISFACTORY PLUMBING. Solo Local Agent Permuitt Water Softener. Turns Hardest Water Soft as Rain WaterDial 5047 for full particulars. W. Y. Y UEX P.O. BOX 318. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FRUITERER AND GREENGROCERS. High Class Confectionery and Soft Drinks. Vegetables direct from our own Garden daily. Fresh Fruit (local and imported) of the Finest Quality. Give us a Trial—You will Always Come Back. Hotels and Shipping Supplied. Orders DELIVERED. THE NEW BROADWAY BUILDING, Ridgway Street, WANGANUI.

MAJESTIC THEATRE COMMENCING NEXT WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th, AT THE MATINEE. PRAISES FROM THE NEW ZEALAND PRESS. AUCKLAND N.Z. HERALD.— “It is admirably told drama and the interest is held throughout. The part of 'Carmen." thy Girl who played with Love, is admirably suited to the spirited acting of Dolores Del Rio. . . A sterling performance by Victor McLaglen as the Toreador.’’ AUCKLAND STAR.—“A brilliant photoplay. . . Such emotions as Dolores Del Rio displays are seldom seen on the screen. . . The story is fascinating throughout. . . Splendid scenes of bull-fighting.” AUCKLAND SUN.— “The most artistic production of the year. As ‘Carmen,’ Delores Del Rio triumphs.” WELLINGTON DOMINION.— "DoIores Del Rio’s performance of *Ca rmen’ is as daring as it is clever. Victor McLaglea makes a striking toreador.” LYTTELTON TIMES, CHRISTCHURCH.—“A brilliant screen success. . . The picture breathes the romance, the coquetry and the tragedy of this classic tale, and the 'Carmen’ of Dolores Del Rio is one of the most excellent pieces ol character acting that has been seen on the screen for many a day.” ’WILLIAM FOX Pnsanfs 111 ssilW* 111 ITVw'kWgfe!— lIF Z: QL ' DOLORES DEL RIO VICTOR M C LAGLEN Sasrdonthestonilni PROSPER. MERJMEE by GERTRUDE ORR RAOUI WALSH •vmdu&iarl Recommended by the Censor more especially for Adult audiences. BOOK YOUR SEATS EARLY FOR THIS GREAT ATTRACTION. WATCH FOR DATES I N OTHER CENTRES. PATRONISE THE THEATRE T HAT SHOWS FOX PICTURES.

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