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Manawatu Standard, Volume LII, Issue 50, 29 January 1932, Page 1

ANOTHER ENTERTAINMENT HIT! KOSY THEATRE FINALLY TO-NIGHT 6.30 and 7.45. LORETTA YOUNG RICARDO CORTEZ BUSINESS GIRL.” “A” Cert.-: Adult Audiences.) Intriguing Comedy-Drama of Youth Lov and Now for Our Second Attraction— Big All Star Oast, in ' “MAN TO MAN.” Accused of Crime Because His Father was a Convict! BLISTERING ;... STEAM-SHOT DRAMA OF THE RAILROADS! Coming to the KOSY THEATRE 1 TO-MORROW. LOUIS WOLHEIM Robt. Armstrong Jean Arthur . “DANGER LIGHTS:’ Stupendous Scenes—the Landslide—mammoth locomotives in tug-of-war—-thrilling rescues—the railroad washout —the record run—flesh and steel’ PLUNGED INTO AN INFERNO OF SPEED-SWEPT PASSIONS. COMEDY CARTOON SERIAL. SWIMMING CARNIVAL PALMERSTON NORTH AMATEUR JL SWIMMING CLUB. MUNICIPAL BATHS, r.TO-NIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK. District’s Best Swimmers in Action. Admission: Adults Is, Children 6d. A. W. BOSWORTH, Hon. Sec. EDWARD MASON, Veterinary Surgeon, TX7ISHES to notify farmers and stock »». owners that he is commencing practice in the Manawatu district. Temporary Address Care W. T. BAILEY, Awapuni. PALMERSTON NORTH BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOLS. •THE Principals will be at the Schools -L; on FRIDAY, 29th January; SATURDAY, 80th January, and MONDAY, Ist February, from 2 to 4 p.m., to enrol new pupils. Applicants for Free Places to bring Proficiency or Competency Certificates and Certificate of Birth. Schools re-open TUESDAY, 2nd February, at 1.80 p.m. WM. HUNTER, i Secretary. THE BROADWAY SCHOOL 0E DANCING Principal: MISS GWEN GIBBS. SENIOR and Intermediate Classes.— Terms commencing THURSDAY, February 4th; Junior. Class, Saturday, February 6th; Tap and Musical Comedy Class, Monday, February Bth. Private tuition by appointment. Prospectus on aplication. Studio: 81 Broadway. ’Phones TABOR SCHOOL OF DANCING ■ AND FIGURE CULTURE.. Miss Cecily Tabor. Miss Diana Tabor., TUITION in Ballet, Operatic, Character and Tap Dancing. Special “Slimming” Course to reduce accumulation of adipose tissue. Interviews from Monday, February 15, at the Studio, Room 4, Bryant Buildings (next National Bank). ‘ S. W. JONES. Quality butcher, Near Yates’ Store, Cuba Street. THE REASON For My Increasing Business:— CHOICE MEATS, LOWEST PRICES, QUICK SERVICE. Phone 7545.

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