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Manawatu Standard, Volume LII, Issue 49, 28 January 1932, Page 1

GIGANTIC DOUBLE STAR PROGRAMME., TO-NIGHT AT 6.30 AND 7.45. ROSY THEATRE AND FINALLY TO-MORROW. LORETTA YOUNG RICARDO CORTEZ In “BIG BUSINESS GIRL.” IT ISN’T HER TYPING, IT’S HER SPEED (“A” Certificate.) “Listen, boss, better let me take care of that buyer to-night. Jones is all right, but he hasn’t a girl’s ankles. If you’ll check up, you’ll find that we’ve done most of our contract signing after hours, and * figures don’t lie.” INTRUDING -COMEDY-DRAMA OF YOUTH AND LOVE! A Story of a Pretty Girl who Thought it was Her Work that was Winning Her Promotions. No. 2 ATTRACTIONALL STAR CAST in “MAN TO MAN.”

fIOMING BY THREE SPECIAL V TRAINS I WIETH BEOS. CIRCUS GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH! OPENING IN PALMERSTON NORTH TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, JANUARY 29. ONE NIGHT ONLY. C'SUAL SITE. New Wonders, Novelties and Innovations! WIETH BEOS. CIECUS Scores of Brand New Acts and Features—this Tour of New Zealand, headed by the World’s; Groatest Riders, KAZBEGS’ TROUPE RUSSIAN COSSACKS, In Thrilling Exhibitions of Hurricane Horsemanship.. The identical Cossacks who defeated riders of all nations at the New York Rodeo, 1929. Also Appearing:— FOUR UESSEMS, MISS YVONNE, Head Balancers, Equilibrists, Contortionist. FOUR, SYLVESTERS, SANTY DUO, Juvenile Acrobats. A Whirlwind Sensation. And a Hazardous Artistic Aerial Novelty, 'LES QUATRE HIRONDELLES,” Presented for the First Time by “THE FOUR MISS WIRTH6.” Also, The Sensational “Jockey Act,” presented by MR PHILIP WIRTH, Junior. AH Added Attractions to WIETH’S All-inclusive Assembly of the Earth’s Foremost Athletic, Aerial and Acrobatic Talent and Wild Animal Acts. Admission: 3s, 4s, ss, 6s; Reserves 7s (plus tax)i Children under 10 Halfprice to,all parts. *#’ <v '' BOX PLAN at Circus Office 4 to 5 day of show. From 4 to 5 daily WIRTH’S ZOO of 14 Cages of Wild Animals will be on view, when all the animals will be fed. Parents are advised to bring their little ones, as it is INTERESTING, AMUSING and INSTRUCTIVE! Admission to Zoo; Adul]ts Is, Children 6d. EVERYTHING COMING—WE NEVER DIVIDE! PIANO, ORGAN, THEORY. f! H A S. J. E A S T. Tuition Resumed MONDAY, FEBRUARY Ist. Students prepared for all examinations—Practical and Theoretical, including Pupil Teachers - (Theory only) and University Entrance. Afternoon and Evening to Receive Intending Pupils. 1 CARROLL STREET. HOWARD M. PHILLIPS Expert tuner of pianos, PLAYERS, ORGANS. Estimates Given for Repairs. Tuner to over 40 Teachers of Music in Town and Country. 120 BRYANT STREET. Phone 6462. MUSIC TAUGHT BY ■ MELODIES. By an Entirely N.Z. Company. THE DOMINION ACADEMY OF MUSIC, LTD. (REGD.) NATIONAL BANK BUILDINGS (First Floor—Six Rooms). Rangitikei Street, Palmerston North. PIANOFORTE Evelyn m. rawlins, 1.t.c.1., L.A.8., Teacher Pianoforte and Harmony, Resumes Teaching SATURDAY, 30th January. Pupils Prepared for all examinations. Studio: Garner’s Buildings, the Square, - Phone 6526. MISS IMELDA FAMA (Late of Vienna) HAS decided to resume Teaching Pianoforte Music privately at Palnerston North, commencing on the Bth if February, specialising in technique ind the art of interpretation. Intendng pupils please communicate immediitely with her at 10 Davis Street, Wellington. MRS A. ATT WOOD, Teacher of Pianoforte, Harmony and Counterfoint, will resume Teaching MONDAY, st February, 1932, at Coles’ Buildings and 68 Ferguson Street. Kindergarten Classes in Group Teaching commence Saturday, 6th "February. Terms for Kindergarten, 10s per term. Phone 6852. Interviews Saturday, 80th January, 2 to 5 p.m. V. ' SINGING-ELOCUTION JT R J. GARDE GRIMBHAW. U. .Studios; Palmerston North, Qatar's’ Buildings, the Square; Marton. oresters’ Hall, Tuesdays; Feilding, arragh’s Buildings,'Fridays. Students repared for exams, or competitions. L. G. LOYEDAY. STUDIO, MANAWATU BUILDINGS, GEORGE STREET. "17IOLIN. Studied London and SydV ney Conservatorium. Spanish Guitar. Lucas mothod, orchestral or song acc. steel guitar. Mandolin. Banjo, solo or aao,. Pupils’- orchestra. Interviews 9.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m, .