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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 160796, 2 November 1920, Page 1

Amusements and Meetings. HIS MAJESTY’S. 'r' ■■■ 'V AGAIN TO-NIGHT AT 8 SHARP, Lasty2-nights of William- Fox’s'Most Massive Production and Most Dramatic. Picture, SALOME SALOME SALOME SALOME SALOME SALOME SALOME SALOME SALOME 'SALOME SALOME SALOME SALOME SALOME SALOME SALOME SALOME SALOME SALOME SALOME SALOME SALOME SALOME SALOME SALOME For-Adults Qqjy For Adults Only , For Adults Only. • - For Adults Only ; For Adults Only v For Adiiits Only Children under 16 not admitted. The Screen Story of - The Siren , Who Danced. Maddeningly for a Man’s Head. - The Dance of The' Seven Veils. The, Dance that was banned on its first , ' production on the Stage. This morning’s Wanganui' 'Chronicle . says■ „■ ■ ;■ ■ The Censor, has been A good to say that “Salome” is “for adults only,” and to that extent at least he has Justified his, official existence. . Preceding the screening” of Salome to-night at 8 p.m. . FOX’S ILLUSTRATED NEWS TremendouAv Reception of the Dainty Little Artiste* -. LITTLE MEG CIMINO 8.15 P.M. Kittle meg cimino LITTLE MEG CIMINO 8.15 P.M. LITTLE MEG CIMINO LITTLE LITTLE MEG, CIMINO LITTLE MEG CIMINO 8.15 P.M. LITTLE MEG CIMINO LITTLE MEG CIMINO 8.15 P.M. LITTLE MEG CIMINO LITTLE MEG CIMINO ’ 8.15 P.M. The Cleverest Child Artiste that has evet toured New Zealand. THE BABY SOUBRETTE with the lilt of music in her blogd—The Spirit of Dancing in her tiny dainty feet—the hummir of a born comedienne—and the artistry of .a prima donna. She will captivate all Wanganui as she has done > everywhere she has appeared. A ■ , Reserves at Upton’s. Prices: —Reserved Circle ,2/7 ; Reserved' Stalls, 1/7 ; Circle 2/1: Stalls 1/1 (all including tax): ; Laxe Reserves—’phone 863 till 7.30 p.m. i SPECIAL MUSIC BY FULLER’S GREAT ORCHESTRA. OPERA HOUSE. Direction Horace Melville. WEDNESDAY, 10TH NOVEMBER. ONE NIGHT ONLY. , Return Visit of MISS CECILY TABOR, Supported hy an ' excellent company, Will Present a Spectacular BALLET, MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT New and Elaborate Scenery hy •H. MELVILLE. Orchestra directed hy v MR EDGAR COLLINS. Reserved Seats 2/6; Back Stalls 1/-. Box Plan at H. I. Jones and Son. QPERA HOU&3. Direction ...‘5 Victor Beck. ' THE LAUGHTER SEASON COMMENCES. THURSDAY NEXT. The Joyous Show. 1 THE FAMOUS DIGGERS. . New Zealand’s Old Favourites Return to the Dominion. BIGGER, BRIGHTER, BETTER THAN EVER. ' , And will raise A HURRICANE OF HILARITY And provide AN EVENING OF DELIRIOUS FUN, With Short rests for breathing. THE FAMOUS DIGGERS., THE FAMOUS DIGGERS. 20—ARTIST S—2o Including MAGNIFICENT ORCHESTRA, >lo—lnstrumentalists —10 EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE. New Musical Gems, Brilliant New Ensembles, Bew Revues, * 7 * New Humorous Items, New . Comedy Sketches, •New Burlesques, ! New Eccentric Dances, THE ORIGINAL COMBINATION With an > a INTERNATIONAL REPUTA fifn INTERNATIONAL REPUTATION. Join the Happy Throng. Book your 'Seats, and v f Burst.with Laughter. Prices. —4s, 3s, 2s (plus tax). Box Plan, at H. I. Jones’ and Son’s To-day. 1 • ■ Claud© Haigh: Touring / Manager. o . : - Public Notices. LIFE AGENTS' TWO good districts available for ener“getio men. Ordinary Department. Apply, with references, to ; DISTRICT MANAGER, A.M.P. Society, Wanganui. v For Sale or To Let. FOR , Sale.-^Beveiled Mirror, , Cheval Dressing Duchess, 6 drawer, and -marble top, tile-back Washstand. ,£25 the jpairy also femhll tile-back, marbletop Washstand, £5. May he seeh any time before‘7.3o p.m. No. 33 Campbell Street. ; . L. V; ZALA AND CO,. >. FURRIERS, OP HASTINGS. ' AGENT: MR A. McSKIMMING. M R A. McSKIMMING will be pleased to show clients new Styles of Furs. [ Re-modelling; Re-lining, and Reaovat- ■ iug are our specialities.