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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 2484, 23 September 1922, Page 3

TOWN HALL PICTURES. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Mitchell Lewis and Bessie Eyton in a tale- of the World of Lumber: “CHILDREN OF BANISHMENT.” “CHILDREN OF BANISHMENT.” A story of man the primitive fighting' for existence against the forces of Nature in the heart of Nature. WEDNESDAY NEXT! A Cosmopolitan Production, written by Fannie Hurst, with an All-Star cast, including Seena. Owen and Matt. More, entitled “BACK PAY.” Remember the 31st October for “T S K.”

It isn’t the Diggers, it’s the Show they give. TOWN HALL, FOXTON, TUESDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER' 26th. Messrs Faina and Lawson present THE FAMOUS DIGGERS. THE FAMOUS DIGGERS. With their 10 BEAUTIFUL GIRLS! in a High-Power Speedy Revue. A JOVIAL JINGLE OF JOLLITY. An ace-high programme dealt out Ijy Mu st er- P erf or in ers. Three hours of laughter, Song and Music, including “IN OLD MANILLA,” a delightful old Spanish Scena. in which Claire Goo ley and Claude Bell sing pleasingly, accompanied by the. fantastic pierouetting of the Superb Ballet. “THE REST CURE,” a screaming absurdity in which our old favourite, Joe Valii, gets no rest trying to get rest. “THE ROOF GARDEN SCENE,” a superbly costumed carburet carnival, enhanced by clever comedy, bright songs and pretty ballets. “PALE MOON,” a man, a song, a wigwam, and the Indian maids, all in a moonlit scene. “THE BRIDE’S TROUSSEAU,” a potted musical comedy, full of musical comedy, songs, musical comedy dances and musical eomedv costumes and THERE IS A HOST OF OTHERS. Prices: 4s, 3s and 2s, plus tax. Children half price. Box plan at Heath’s. ROYAL PICTURES. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Fourteen Stars, including Wesley Barry, Lon Chaney, John Bowers, Teddy Sampson, Harriet Hammond, in “BITS OF LIFE.” “BITS OF LIFE.” A Drama of the World and its People. A Photo-drama of Satire, Humour, Romance and Tragedy. Comedy: “SPOT CASH.” Extra : “Winners of the West.” MONDAY! MONDAY! The Richest Man in Town, died and stole, and conspired to win the hand of Constance. Then, when he brought" her home as his wife, she closed her heart against him and bolted the door of their-bridal chamber. Why? See “LOVE, HONOUR AND OBEY.” “LOVE, HONOUR AND OBEY.” TOWN HALL - FOXTON. MONDAY EVENING! MONDAY! 251 h inst., at 8 o’clock. Chairman: The Mayor (Mr John Clirystall). . LIQUOR AND LABOUR LIQUOR AND TAXATION LIQUOR AND LIBERTY MR. O. E. BURTON, M.A., a brilliant speaker on Economies, will speak on the above subjects. Admission free. Questions invited. Collection. FOXT< )N HORTIUULTUKAT, ASSOCIATION. SPRING SHOW. PRIZE MONEY Will 1,11 i >ai<l mtl :U Koss ' BuiMings on MONDAY NEXT, 25th instant, until 6 p.m. NOTE. —-All money unclaimed after 7th October will he forfeited. IT. FRANKLAND, Secretary. NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. ANY person found trespassing on my property, Purcell Street, will he prosecuted. Dogs destroyed. E. GORE. Fox ton, Sept. 23rd, 1922. pOR SALE. — A Heret'ord-Jersey cross heifer, now due to calve. Price £lO. Apply Mr Riddle, Suunysicle, Fuxton. w ANTED. —A boy for poultry farm. Apply M. H. Walker, Norbitou Road. _ Wanted TO BUY.—Benzine tius iu any quantity. Apply Herald Ofiiee. PA VIS Bread is enriched with large ouantities of added Golden Gem of wheat. IT’S 20 Per Cent. VITAMINE. —Procurable at Perreau’s. Nielsen’s Dye Works - 297 MAIN ST., PALMERSTON N. ’Phone No. 575. LADIES’ COSTUMES & GENT’S SUITS A SPECIALITY. Dyed and Cleaned Equal to New. Prompt attention given to country orders.