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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 72, Issue 106, 6 May 1929, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. Found—On Saturday Evening, after the Performance at The Afajestic— 9oT assorted buttons which have evidently been “Busted Off” different garments, < by thc wearers laughing so heartily at SAMMY COHEN with MARJORIE BEEBE IN “HOMESICK” Razzlc-dazzling comedy, whizzing dizzily across thc country. A sizzling cyclist with thirsting throat, bursting heart, who is first in the lose of a matrimonially-minded maid. A whirlwind of wheels, whims and whizzbangs! Screening Also: Great Britain’s Answer to “The Big Parade.” “ROSES OF PICARDY” “ROSES OF PICARDY” Featuring LILLIAN HALL DAVIES and JOHN STUART. Great in its dramatic power and characterisation—a slice out of real life. MAKSUC ((A FULLER HAYWARD THEATRE) AT 7.45 EVERY EVENING AT 7.45 Usual Prices. No Booking Fee. Box Plans are at The Bristol Piano Coy. till 5, then at Theatre—’Phone 2863.

|l AUTUMN EXCURSION RUNS BY RAIL. The cheap railway fares operating from 9th to 18th May represent a big saving on ordinary travel rates. Although instituted primarily for the benefit of school children and parents during the Autumn Vacation Holidays, they are available to EVERYONI. from and to all stations.

THE cuffs and neckbands of Van Harding Shirts are of the famous Van Heusen Collar- material. They are woven in one piece. These facts ensure that your Van Harding Shirt will outwear three ordinary shirts. It means that the neckband will not shrink, the cuffs will not crease, and the cuffs will always fall into place in the coat cuffs. And with all these advantages there is > another; the quiet correctness of style that all men look for in their linen. VAN lIAIIIING B /- /It t I/# - 1* Made in Nine 1 ® \ / t kj V Colours and Designs, g I Qo match the I4EUSEN collars I Sole General Representatives for New Zealand: flfl W W. H. SIMMS & SONS LTD., 152 Lichfield Street, Christchurch. S

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