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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 251, 21 September 1929, Page 1

TO-NIGHT AT 8, Ana Continuing Twice Daily at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. until Friday. THE PALACE TALKIES Have Pleasure in Presenting "SHOW "SH 0 W "SHOW BOA T,” BOA T,” BOA T,” UNIVERSAL’S TALKING—SINGING a . T,7vRt VNCING triumph. AN ASSURANCE of Perfect Recording oi lalking and Sound, which enables us JA Guarantee Perfect Reproduction and therefore your absolute, complete tt -i i• enjoyment. Unbelievable until you see it—lncredible until you hear itl A GALAXY OF SONG. DANCE AND DIALOGUE. EDNA FERBER’S "SHOW “SHOW "SHOW BOA T,” BOA T,” BOA T,” With LAURA LA PLANTE And JOSEPH SOHILDKRAUT. The show that starts where "DESERT SONG” leaves off I Glittering, Glaniorous, Gorgeous “SHOW BOAT.” One of those sensational works of art that no one can find adjectives sufficiently strong to describe 1 BOOKING. Plans open 10 a.m. daily at Central Booking Office, Broadway (Telephone 7178), reopening 6 p.m. daily at Theatre (Telephone 5328). Telephone reserves accepted up to 7.15 p.m. and not held after 7.45 p.m. ALL PLANS FILLING FAST. As “SHOW BOAT” commences at 8 p.m. prompt patrons would assist the Management by collecting reserved seats at the Booking Office, thus saving waiting in the reserve queues TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! ROSY THEATRE “The Quality and Quantity House,” Presents DICK TALMADGE in DICK TALMADGE in “THE FIGHTING DEMON.” "THE FIGHTING DEMON.” A Roaring Outburst of Thrills, topping everything Dare-devil Dick has ever essayed in the past. LAUGHS 1 THRILLS! ACTION! Also FRANCES GUYLER in FRANCES GITYLER in “PEEP BEHIND THE SCENES.” “PEEP BEHIND THE SCENES.” The Glitter and Glamour of the Theatre, the blaze of the footlights, the sparkle of tinsel, but despite sorrow “the show must go on.” Additional:— “TARZAN THE MIGHTY.” MARGOT-ELISE GEORGE STREET. SPECIAL SHOWING Of o D E L GOWNS, [VI Also 7ERY SMART TWEED COATS (leather trimmed) and the latest in BRUSH WOOL TENNIS COATS. SOCIAL CLUB. ODDFELLOWS’ HALL, Cuba Street. J TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! IATURDAY, September 21, at 8 p.m., And Every Saturday. Third Night of Gold Watch Competition. 10UND, at the “Kingsway” Tea Rooms, Dairy and Confectionery, near “Tech” bool and Blanket Rooms, something new home made cakes; all made with fresh itter and eggs; no substitutes. Try our imc made pies, Cornish pasties, and sweet lStri6S ' MISSES KEATS, KINGSWAY TEA ROOMS, hort cut through Colhnson’s, right-of-way). NOT A SIDE LINE. CTE give the best Professional SerV vice. We not only develop and int amateur snapshots—we can copy iy photo no matter how faded, enrge it to any size and artist finish at very reasonable charges. If you have a snap that you have st the negative of we can copy that r you, print to the same size or enWe 'charge only one shilling for a x enlargement from your own !gatlV6 ' TEST OUR SKILL. central photo stores, SQUARE. R AND CO., LTD., AKERS & SHOPFITTERS DS given for all kinds of Satisfaction guaranteed. ; and Quality Our Motto. 6833. MAIN ST. W. LAWN MOWERS HARPENED AND SET. Work called for and delivered free. A. G. BRITTON, Pbone 6004, ieneral Repairer of Lawn Mowers, Saws, etc., 133 SHAMROCK STREET. MOTORISTS. make of Car Upholstered and i Re-covered at moderate Sliding glasses fitted to your uloid and frame curtains a. E. CARTER, PPOSITE DAHL’S, 351. 72 Rangitikei Street. AND SKIN CONSULTANT. 3 NANE MATHESON r’s Chambers, the Square. YLISES in Scalp and Face sage, Hair Tinting, Cutting, ing, Marcelling, Water Wav--30 the Health Motor Weight r Treatments. Phone 5042. 3ANT SURPRISE. Renovated, Dyed and: the best of workmanship. EN’S DYE AND STING WORKS, •eet. (opp- Public Trust), Phone 5353.