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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVII, Issue 6, 4 December 1926, Page 1

ROSY THEATRE FINAL SHOWING TO-NIGHT OF A GLORIOUS STORY OF OLD LONDON! From the world-known coster song, made famous by Albert Chevalier 1 Tho sweetest story ever told, with a rich vein of delicious humour and comedy running through it, that will make you imagino you are living the delightfully fascinating and colourful life of the picturesque English coster in all the glory of his many buttons 1 “MY OLD DUTCH” “MY OLD DUTCH” “MY OLD DUTCH” “MY OLD DUTCH” “MY OLD DUTCH” "MY OLD DUTCH” “MY OLD DUTCH” “MY OLD DUTCH” “MY OLD DUTCH” “MY OLD DUTCH” "MY OLD DUTCH” “MY OLD DUTCH” Pat O’Malley, May McAvoy, Cullen Landis and all star cast. Additional. A sensational western drama of California and tho Mexican border. NEAL HART "THE DEVIL’S BOWL” NEAL lIART in “THE DEVIL’S BOWL” NEAL HART “TUIE DEVIL’S BOWL” Also —The Opening Chapter of Universal’s 2nd of “The Lucky Six” Serials — “THE ACE OF SPxVDES,” featuring Wm. Desmond and Mary McAllistar. A clean, two-fisted hard-hitting western serial, based on historical fact —the great Oklahama Land Rush of 1889. An education and an entertainment. Special Supporting Programme 1 PALACE THEATRE THE HOUSE OF DISTINCTION 1 PRESENTS TO-NIGHT AT 7.45, A FIRST NATIONAL PICTURE OF EXCEPTIONAL MERIT.. 1. GAUMONT GRAPHIC, Topical and Up-to-date. 2. “FELIX PINCHES THE POLE,” a Clever Cartoon, that will trouble the blues. 3. “THE GARDEN OF THE GULF,” Prince Edward Island at its best—a very beautiful scenic picture. 4. “THE CLEVER CUBS,” a Comedy of Lads and Lasses, Mistakes and Results Thereof. 5. “THE DAY OF FAITH,” with Eleanor Boardman, Ford Sterling, Raymond Griffith, Tyrone Power. A Storv Greater than “THE MIRACLE MAN.” The Power of the Human Heart for Good—the Stirring Warmth of Kindness in a World of Strife—these are the great and noble qualities that make this picture stand out as one of the Greatest Productions of tho Year. “THE DAY OF FAITH.” “THE DAY OF FAITH.” Don’t Miss It I Reservations at Martin’s. Phone 5348. NOTICE. RONGOTEA HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. GRAND SPRING SHOW. CIORONATION HALL, RONGOTEA. 'WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8. Classes for Roses, Sweet Peas, Cut Blooms, Vegetables, Domestic, etc. GRAND CONCERT IN EVENING. Organised by Mrs L. Melles. For further particulars apply J. BOWER, Hon. Sec., ’Phone 46. FOXTON BEACH. MADGE Service leaves opposite the Post Office 9 a<.m. every SUNDAY MORNING. Special Return Fare, 6s. Reserves, ’Phono 5260, 5788. ELECTRIC WELDING. JgOWSER TANKS, ETC. Cheaper, Stronger and Better for Certain Work than Oxy-acetone. Done by Experts, at the BERRY ENGINEERING WORKS, Palmerston North. E. SHAW, x BUILDER AND SHOP FITTER, 2 ASHLEY ST. ’PHONE 6175. LET me do your work and it will be done right. Estimates Free. PHONE 5846. JAM ERTJITS SURE SUPPLY. & OOK NOW for Loganberries, Rasp- ► berries, Black Currants, Straw--ries. H. F. BISHOP, FOR QUALITY FRUITS. IF SUMMER COMES? will bo surprised, but you will be more surprised at the LOW PRICES -we are quoting at the ALEXANDRA FURNITURE ARCADE. NEXT WATSON BROS., The Square. HENDERSON’S CORN CURE, .9 Wonder Cure, Will Remove Your Corns—use it. Price Is 6d. W. P. HENDERSON, Chemist, Optician, Photographic Dealer, The Square, Palmerston North. T E' jg APWE LL, BUILDER*AND CONTRACTOR (Late Shaw and Sapwell), 299 Ferguson Street (Phone 5657). Estimates given for all branches of the building trade.