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Manawatu Standard, Volume LII, Issue 52, 1 February 1932, Page 1

REGENT TO-NIGHT. “A SPLENDID PICTURE"— ■*' That was the unanimous opinion of the hundreds who saw the opening performances on Saturday of “THE SMILING LIEUTENANT.” , ' - (“A” Certificate.) THE LAUGHING CAVALIER of Romance—the Singing Idol of Millions— MAURICE CHEVALIEE Sings Oscar Strauss’ New Song Hits—- “ Live for To-day” “That’s the Army” “Jazz Up Your Lingerie” “One More Hour to Love” Undoubtedly CHEVALIER at His i * Best. ■, Supported by CLAUDETTE COLBERT, MIRIAM HOPKINS CHARLES RUGGLES Based on “The Waltz Dream. 0 Music by Oscar Strauss. An Ernst Lubitsch Film. * CHEVALIER: Better, Brighter, More Popular Than Ever I Also Showing: SCREEN SONG, BRITISH NEWS. Comedy, ,“ONCE OVER LIGHT.” Box Plans at Central Booking Office, Phone 7178.

ENGLAND’S REPLY TO THE AMERICAN SUCCESS “VIENNESE NIGHTS” ' Comes to Palmerston North at the REGENT WEDNESDAY Witt a MATINEE at 2 p.m. A Glittering Gem of Sparkling Entertainment, “THE CITY OF SONG” With BETTY STOCKFIELD An Australian Actress and a Rare Screen Discovery—also .... THE GOLDEN VOICED Caruso of the Modern Age—- ' JAN KIEPURA Wellington Raved Over this Picture— Palmerston North will Endorse that opinion. BOX PLAN AT CENTRAL BOOKING OFFICE (Phone 7178).

ELOCUTION. ULU HANCOCK, A.T.C.L. (in Elocution) resumes teaching Elocution, Dramatic Art and Voice Production at 117 Ferguson Street on MONDAY, Bth February. Appointments by telephone 5530. ' • DAIRY FARM WANTED. DAIRY FARM WANTED. DAIRY FARM WANTED. WE have an immediate buyer for a good dairy farm in Manawatu, Otaki preferred. Owners kindly forward fullest particulars to H. Ernest Leighton Limited, Farm Agents, Wellington. BLUE BAND TAXIS. 6265 PHONES 6065 Is PER MILE. “THE KITCHEN” FOR Protoena Scones and Bread; white home-made bread an biscuits; don’t fail to try our delicious sausage rolls.— HOPWOOD’S BUILDINGS. LINETTE ORDERS taken for crocheted edgings and worked .Jinen.—Rangitikei Street, next Self-Help. WESTON J. SMITH. WATCHMAKER, Regent Arcade.— Lowest Prices. Work Guaranteed. FRUIT. T)EACHES, 4d, sd, 6d; Apricots for JL Bottling now ready; • Bottling Peaches ready soon; Gravenstein Apples; Williams Bon Chretien Pears; Raspberries for \Jam. All fruit first grade. See our window, next Rosco. FRED SLATER, Phone 5314. RADIO. YOUR BATTERY SET can be ELECTRIFIED and MODERNISED By P. J. KIRKLAND, 37 KINGSWAY- ' TABOR SCHOOL OF DANCING AND FIGURE CULTURE. Miss Cecily Tabor. Miss Diana Tabor. rrUITION in Ballet, Operatic, Char--L acter and Tap Dancing. Special “Slimming” Course to reduce accumulation of adipose tissue. Interviews from Monday, Februaiy 16, at the Studio, Room 4, Bryant Buildings (next National Bank). THE BROADWAY SCHOOL OF 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 application. Studio: 81 Broadway. ’Phones 7170—7477. TI7HILST we are as patriotio as any YV other firm we cannot close our eyes to the positive fact that the American Radio receiver is manufactured so as to give permanent satisfaction to its owner ’ when operating under the conditions obtaining in this country and particularly in this area. cepting this fact we handle the America produces, - ; j MAJESTIC RADIO per ctiv; selectivity, sensitivity and service. ARRANGE A DEMONSTRATION. ’Phone 5164. P.O. Box 142. BERRYMAN’S, PALMERSTON NORTH.