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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVII, Issue 10, 9 December 1926, Page 1

KOSY THEATRE TO-NIGHT AT 6.30 TO-NIGHT! / TWO SPECIAL FEATURE ATTRACTIONS 1 Threo Crowded Hours of Thrills and Amazing Entortainment! I SEE The Superb Western Drama from SEE the Popular Book, “Click, of the Triangle T,” by Osoar Friend. SEE Hoot Gibson, the hard-fisted roughrider, playing the "Photographin’ Fool” for a purpose none euspeoted! SEE A Real Picture of the Real West 1 Entertainment with a Punch I Hoot “THE PHANTOM BULLET” Gibson “THE PHANTOM BULLET” Hoot “THE PHANTOM BULLET” Gibson in “THE PHANTOM BULIJ3T” Hoot “THE PHANTOM BULLET” Gibson “THE PHANTOM BULLET” See the “World’s Champion Rodeo Rider” (for 3 years in succession) in the maddest ride of his mad career I I 1 When you are not gasping from thrills and suspense you are broathloss from laughter I IT'S GREAT!!! ALSO: 2. A smashing dramatio offering of a reformed crook and an underworld vendetta, from, the novel, “Blind Justice.” “THE LAST HOUR” “THE LAST HOUR” “THE LAST HOUR” “THE LAST HOUR” “THE LAST HOUR” MILTON SILLS MILTON SILLS MILTON SILLS MILTON SILLS MILTON SILLS with Carmel Myers, Pat O’Malley, Walter Long, Alec Francis and Jack Mower. Episode 2 of the New Sorial, (At Night Session Only), “THE ACE OF SPADES.” Featuring Popular William Desmond. Excellent Supporting Programme. Commencing MONDAY NEXT, and showing every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, “The Charleston, in Six Lessons,” showing in accurate detail, both by the ordinary camera and by slow-motion pictures; by Arthur Murray, world famous dancing teacher and originator of “The Charleston I” Don’t forget! Commencing Next Monday 1

PALACE THEATKE PRESENTS TO-NIGHT AT 7.45, MICHAEL ARLEN’S “THE DANCER OF PARIS,” “THE DANCER OF PARIS,” “THE DANCER OF PARIS,” “THE DANCER OF PARIS,” Starring CONWAY TEARLE, CONWAY TEARLE, CONWAY TEARLE, . Supported by DOROTHY MACKAIL, DOROTHY MACKAIL, DOROTHY MACKAIL, ROBERT CAIN, HENRY VIBART. Here is One of the Strongest Dramatic Stories Ever Written, Brought to the Screen Under the Direction of a Master Mind, interpreted by IVo Favourite Stars of High Repute—Result— ENTERTAINMENT MOST PERFECT Screening also in support:— GAUMONT GRAPHIC, FELIX CARTOON, BEACH NUTS COMEDY, SPECIAL SCENIC. MUSIC BY PALACE ORCHESTRA (Direction Miss Eileen Woodfield, L.T.C.L., L.A.8.) Reservations at Martin’s. Phone 5348.

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