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

OPERA HOUSE PALMERSTON NORTH. Direction: J. C. WILLIAMSON .(N.Z.), LTD. Touring Manager John Farrell. A WELCOME ANNOUNCEMENT. NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT THIS NIGHT ONLY. FAREWELL APPEARANCE Of the GILBERT AND SULLIVAN COMIC OPERA COMPANY (By Arrangement with R. D’Oyly Carte) In a Brilliant Representation of the Exquisite and Very High-Class Comic Opera, Gilbert and Sullivan’s Masterwork, “THE YEOMAN OF THE GUARD,” “THE YEOMAN OF THE GUARD,” Which is unquestionably the masterwork of the beloved collaborators, and it presents tile whole of the principal members of the present company and tlio magnificent chorus at their very best. Plans will be opened at the Opera House on Thursday morning next at 9 o’clock. Prices; D.C. and R.S., 8s; Stalls, ss; Pit, 2s 6d. All prices pluß tax.

OPERA HOUSE MONDAY, DECEMBER 13. ONE NIGHT ONLY. A GRAND EXTRAVAGANZA Entitled GLORIANA’S FESTIVAL By the PUPILS OF CENTRAL SCHOOL. DANCES, CHORUSES, SKETCHES. DANCES, CHORUSES, SKETCHES. Box Plan opens at Opera House on FRIDAY at 10 a.m. Prices: Reserves, 2s 6d; Stalls, 2s; Pit, Is. A. H. FISHER, Hon. Seo.

Beauty and the beast,” By MISS ELDRED’S pupils. OPERA HOUSE. DECEMBER 16th. The Programme Continued. FAIRY REVELS, SONGS, GAMES, DANCES. Characters in Order of. Appearance. Pantomime Fairy Betty Moore Fairy Queen Ray Hern Jack o’ Lantern Bernard Tremaine Bunny Bob-tail Bruce Taylor Fairy Bright-Eyes Margaret Matthews Fairy Sunshine Nola Milverton Little Mortal Child, Margaret Paul Guardians of the Beast: Colin Turnbull, Denis Clifford, Royce Andersen, Gordon Oates, Oscar Ander‘son, Val. Andersen, Billio Crystall, Billio Shannon, Bernard Tremaine, Pat Lynch. Curtain Items: “Where do Fairies Hide?” Gwen Humphreys; “Puck and Mustard” (Shakespearean dialogue), Peggy 7 and Weldon Whelan. (To be continued.) MANCHESTER UNITY, 1.0.0. F. CARS leave the Oddfellows’ Hall, Cuba Street, TO-MORROW (Friday), at 6.30 p.m., for visit to Loyal Mart on Lodge. SHOP TO LET. WILL SUIT ANY CLASS OF BUSINESS. Is situated 50A RANGITIKEI ST. Here is an opportunity to establish a business which should not be missed. Rent only £2 per week. Apply— PICOT BROS., 60 Rungitikei street. HYGEIA TOILET ROOMS. HAIR and Scalp Treatment, Face Massage, Electrical and Violet Ray Treatment, Electrolysis, Hair Tinting, Waving, Shingling. MRS J. ARTHUR, Main St., near Oliver Bros, (upstairs). NEILSEN’S DYEING AND FRENCH DRY CLEANING WORKS, 297 Main Street. (Phone 5363). OVERCOATS, Costumes and Gents’ Suits Dyed or Dry Cleaned und Pressed, equal to now, at reasonable prices. Come wKere you can get satisfaction. Enquiries solicited. RANGITIKEI PRIV ATE HOTEL, 44 Rangitikei Street. VISITORS' to Palmerston cab rely on superior accommodation, attention and * comfort. Centrally situated in quiet area with all modern conveniences. Tariff 8s per day, 32s 6d per week. Special permanent tariff for couples. Permanent boarders by arrangement. HENDERSON’S CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS. ' DIVINTA Caskets, Perfume, Bath Salts, Soap, Three Flower Caskets, Perfume, Bath Salts, Yardloy Caskets, Atkinson Caskets, Bath Salts, Perfumes, Houbigant’s, Prior, Roger and Gullet* Lavender Water, Cut Crystal Bottles filled with Lavender, Kodaks, A.P.M., Carbine and Brownio Cameras. Make your selection early. W. P. HENDERSON. CHEMIST, The Square, Palmerston North. NOT only ' 35 miles to the gallon, but there is a pleasure derived from riding in a Morris Cowley.—CarlNeilsen, George street.