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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 244, 15 November 1929, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. FOR THE LAST TIME TO-NIGHT. Acelaimecl by lecord-breakinn; audiencias "the greatest 100 pcr cbnt. all-talkmg programme ever presented." WHO KILLED "THE CANARY"? WHO KILLED "THE CANARY" ? WHO KILLED "THE CANARY"? PAKAMUUN'FS ' 100 PER CENT. ALL TALKING 100 PER CENT. ALL TALKING 100 PER CENT. ALL TALKING Batfling Murder Mystery. Daily NOW Night L At 2.30 SIIOW ING At 7.45 At TALKJES The tlome of T ALK.1E8 TAIjKIES Supenor TALK1ES TALK1ES and TALK1ES TALK1ES Greater TALK1ES (IVestern Electric Equipmenh GA 1 E Ti FVE I U X E A 1 E T Y. IX E DUXE Thompson-Pa.yne Pictures. VENGEAN CE ? FEAR ? JEALOUSY? KOBBERY What eanaed tbe murder of Broadway's most alluring and eoldly anibitious sliowgirl? "Find the motive and you solve the mystery of this baft'ling crime," says Philo Vance, suave, fascmating, amazingly keen, silk-hat detective. You']! live this tense drama as S. S. Van Dine's famous character pieces together the baffling circnmstances. With william powell james itall LOUISE I3ROOKS JEAN ARTI1UR She descrved her fate — Broadway's most beautiful show-girl. Cold. calculating. brutally selfish. And yet her death stirs a great cit.v. Six men and onp womati liave motives for wishing hei dead, and ench of the seven persons perform suspicious aetions about the timo of the crime "Who killed 'The Caonry'r" is the cry of the hour. And Philo Vance, famons detective hero, leads you on this thrilling man-hunt. "THE CANARY MURDER CASE" "THE CANARY MURDER CASE" "TIIE CANARY MURDER CASE" "THE CANARY MURDER CASE" "THE CANARY MURDER CASE" "THE CANARY MURDER CASE" The greatest crime in history. The most sensational 100 per cent. all-tnlking mystery-drama ever to grace the screon A SHOW IN TTTEMSELVES OUR ALL-TALK ING ALL-SING1NO ALL-DANCjNG FEATURETTES Unit No. 1 "booklovers" "booklovers" Y 1 1 the famous c.haracters come to life. stepping out of their famous books. Unit No. 2 "THE 1NSTALMENT COLLECTOR" "THE 1NSTALMENT COLLECTOR" A scream from beginninv to end. The funniest nlaylet ever told. Unit No. 3 Another of the famous Cnrtoon COMMUNITY SINGING novelties. You'H Laugh You'U Sing "YE OLDE MELODIES" ".YE OLDE MELODIES" Funnier and Better Than Any. . Unit No. 4The First of the Famous "PARAMOUNT SOUND NEWS" "PARAMOUNT SOUND NEWS" Unit No. 5 "PATJIE SOUND NEWS" "PATHE SOUND NEWS" Unit No. 6 "PATHE AUDIO KEVIEW" "PATIIE AUDIO REV1EW" An Incomparable 100 PER CENT. ALL-TALK1NG Perfect Entertainment. USUAL POPULAR PRICES. Be Wise—Book and Book Early. Box Plans for Circle and Stalls on view at Gaiety Theatre. phone 3809. NOTICES. NOTICE, IN THE MATTER of tlie estato of Angus Beveradge Carmichael, late of Napier in the Provincial District of Hawke's Bay, Sheep•farmer, deceasctl. ^JOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to an order of the Supreme Court of New Zenland, dated the 7th day of November, 1929, all persons having claiins against the estate of the ahove named deceascd are to send in the same to the undersigned on or before tlie 14tli day of Deeember, .929, after which date the Executors wil proceed to distribute the estate. And further notice is hereby given that any claims not so sent in as aforesaid shall not he recogniscd by the Executors of the will of the above named deceased. SAINSBURY, LOGAN & WILLIAMS, Solicitors to the Executors of the Will of Angus Beveradge Carmichael, cloceased, Napier. NAPIER BOROUGH COUNCIL. CIVIC WELCOME TO THEIR EXCELLENCIES, THE GOVERNORGENERAL AND LADY ALICE FERGUSSON. A CIVIC WELCOME in Public Meeting will be tendered to Their Excellencies the GovernorGeneral and Lady Alico Fergusson in the Municipal Theatre on MONDAY NEXT, November 18th, at 8 p.m. The undermentioned have kindly ronsented to assisb on the occasion : — Napier Savage Club Orchestra (conductor, Mr W. T. Fosfcer) ; Alrs Mo-rris ; the Liedertafel quartette, Messrs Peake, Stevenson, Thompson and Hill. Doors will open at 7 p.m. Citizens are cordially invited to be present on tbe occasion. JOHN DICK, Town Clerk. Napier, November 15, 1929. - Q U A L I T ,Y Q U A L I T if Is Assured if you say— " B A R II Y ' S " " B A R R Y ' S " When Purchasing SPEIGHT'S OR TUI ALE Or McG A V I N-STR A CH A N STO U T . JgARRY'S gOTTLING ^JO., J^TDWine and Spirit Merchants, NAPIER. SPEND THK SUMMER LIOLIDA Y.* At The |^/| 0 R '• L' ROT SPRINGS HOTER S 1 1 1 1 plentv of Accommotlal ion availal. ovgr Chl'istmas and New Year. The Perfect Holidny Health Kesort. Laupching, Deep.sea Fishing. Tcii" Courts, Bowling Green. 9-hole Sumrpoi Golf Links, Sboofing, Picnickihg. anthe invigorating ROT MINERAL SPRINGS & BATHS set nrpidst Nature's grnndenr. Rcg. C-T FTonse by appointment Free Garnging, Benzine and Oils. Finp.=t Wines and Spirits in stock,. Tariff: 15/- per day. £4 4 /• per week E. B, SHORTT o Proprietor. j