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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 2448, 1 July 1922, Page 3

TOWN HALL PICTURES. TOHNIGHT! TO-NIGHT! SPECIAL ATTRACTION Vola ~Vale and Ralph Lewis and “Teddy” the dog in “COMMON SENSE.” “COMMON SENSE.” “COMMON SENSE.” The suffering soul of a woman who is tormented by ghosts, of the past. “COMMON SENSE.” “COMMON SENSE.” “COMMON SENSE.” Also Tom Mix in “THE CHIP OF THE FLYING U.” Comedy: “TWIN BEDLAM.” “THUNDERBOLT JACK” 12. Usual prices. ROYAL PICTURES. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! LARRY SEMON in “THE BAKERY.” All the fun in the whole world mixed in the bakery by the funniest fellow in the world. Also MAHLON HAMILTON and LILLLVN RICH in “HALF A CHANCE. ” Extra: “WINNERS OF THE WEST.” MONDAY! MONDAY! Metro announces BERT LYTELL in “THE MAN WHO.” “THE MAN WHO.” Adapted by Arthur Zellner from Lloyd Osborne’s story in the “Saturday Evening Post.” Every Monday, commencing on July 13th, we shall show an extra “Song” picture, during which the song (§li#*tfn in the picture) will be sung. \ Coming soon: — CHARLIE CHAPLIN and JACKIE COOGAN in “THE ICID.” “MAN, WOMAN, MARRIAGE.” “WAY DOWN EAST.” “OVER THE HILL.” MANAWATU HUNT. The Hounds will meet at Foxton on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY next. Throw off at 2.30 p.m. W.McKENZIE. Secretary. FOXTON VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE. ANNUAL BALL. ANNUAL BALL. TOWN HALL MONDAY JULY 10TH, at 8 p.m. Larkins Orchestra. Catering by \ Committee.. Prices 3s, 5s 7/0; Onlookers 1/H. FRANK LAND. Hon. Secretary. CHILDREN’S BALL. CHILDREN’S BALL. TOWN HALL, FOXTON FRIDAY, AUGUST 4TH, 1922 at 7 p.m. Under the auspices of All Saints Ladies Guild. Admission: Children 1/0; Adults 2s. FOXTON TENNIS CLUB. MASONIC HALL. DANCE will be v held on WEDNESDAY next, the stli July. Larkins popular music. Gents 3/-, Ladies 2/FOXTON RACING CLUB. Nominations for the offices of President, 4 Vice-Presidents, Honorary Treasurer and 3 Stewards for the 1922-1923 season will close on SATURDAY, the Bth July, at 7 p.m. L. R. FREEMAN' \ Secretary. - Box 13. Plionel33. Wanted.—a woman to look after three children and do housework for a few weeks. Apply. Herald Office.

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