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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 2675, 22 December 1923, Page 3

ROYAL PICTURES. The Theatre of Big Attractions. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! The biggest turf laugh of all time. Thos. H. Tnee presents Douglas MaoLean and Madge Bellamy in—“THE HOTTENTOT.” “THE HOTTENTOT.” When you’re not laughing you’re veiling'—yelling like fun, and the story —? A panic when a youth who can’t even stick on a l'ocking horse has to ride a four legged tornado because the girl he loves thinks he is a famous steeplechaser. Comedy “WE’LL GET YOU YET” Prices 9d and 1/0, children as usual. ■= MONDAY! MONDAY! May Allison in the play that made the weather famous : “FAIR AND WARM." The funniest farce ever written. Prices 9d and 1/0, children as usual. Coming Thursday Next: "The Three Musketeers.” WEDNESDAY! WEDNESDAY! Carl Laemmle presents G lady's Walton. in “SAWDUST.” “SAWDUST.” A story of circus life. See it with the kids. Take ’em to the circus. Written by Ryley Cooper with a remarkable cast, including Niles Welch. “Sawdust” is a remarkable picture of circus life with all its thrills and excitement! See Gladys Walton in this wonderful story of the Big Tops! TOWN HALL. SUNDAY (D.V.) SUNDAY At 7 p.in. BRIGHT GOSPEL SERVICE. Subject: “Heaven : A prepared place for a prepared people.” Come and hear this very interesting address. Hymn Books provided and a hearty welcome to ail. Lost . —Black Coker Spaniel dog. Patch of white on breast. Registered at Bulls. Plate on collar. Reward. E. A. Ford, Bulls. Wanted to sell.—gooseBERRIES, in any quantity. 3d per lb. J. J. Kruse, Avenue Road.