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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 72, Issue 290, 6 December 1929, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT AT 8 Final Screening JAMES KIRKWOOD MARY .BRIAN JOHN LODER “ BLACK WATERS” and BOOTH TARKINGTON’S SPARKLING ROMANCE “GERALDINE” COMMENCING TO-MORROW FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY MATINEE TO-MORROW 2.30 THE ACE OF ALL TALKING PICTURES Sax Rohmer’s \ SENSATIONAL STORY aJJT* TlrE MYSTERIOUS § VX-i 7 “ dr rS/ FU MANCHU” M wJI'J □ JuLs ILJ/ /) MYSTERY' f ... THRILLS» ZcflkVßr rrr JRAN ARTHUR ROMANCE* yARNLIR OLAND HAMILTON IT WILL BE THE TALK OF WANGANUI. The story of a strange diabolical' power that give-- r. ’nan power over a woman’s life, her love, her action! AND THE REGENT TALKING AND SINGING FEATURETTES. Box Plans at A. D. Willis —’Phone 5045 or ’Phone the Theatre 5252.

GIVE BOOKS THIS XMAS They simplify present-choosing, for there is a Book to suit every taste. THE LOVE OF THE FOOLISH ANGEL, by Helen Beauclerk. A beautiful novel which was the first choice of the English Book Society. 6/-; Postage 6d. BRETHERTON, KHAKI OR FIELD ' GREY? by W. F. Morris. A fine War Mystery Novel, by an English Author. A good book for a man. 6/-; Postage 6d. THE ADVENTURES OF RALPH RASHLEIGH, A Penal Exile in Australia, 1825-1844. This book is edited by the Rt. Hon. The Earl of Birkenhead, and is hailed ! everywhere as the greatest book of its kind, since “For the Term of His i Natural Life.” 10/-; Postage 6d. FOR BOYS’ and GIRLS’ BOOKS, write , for our Free Illustrated Catalogue. BOOKS ARE THE IDEAL GIFT. H. I. JONES & SON, LTD., BOOKSELLERS, WANGANUI.

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