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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 2688, 29 January 1924, Page 3

ROYAL PICTURES. The Theatre of Big Attractions. WFDNESDA Y! WEDNESDAY! Don't turn round —you’]] lose a thrill, when you see ‘ WILDCAT JORDAN.” “WILDCAT JORDAN.” ft is u comedy drama which ranks among 1 the most thrilling 1 contributions to the photoplay screen. RICHARD TA EM ADO E Is the si ar. A Richard Talinadge [Production, presented by Phil Gold stone. Comedy: “SO LONG BUDDY.” Prices Od and 1/6, children as usual. THURSDAY! THURSDAY! The Life Story of John Lee, “THE MAN THEY COULD NOT HANG.” MAN THEY COULD NOT HANG.” Prices 3/- and 3/6. Children Half price. Coming:-—-“With the Kelly Gang.” TOWN HALL. WEDNESDAY! WEDNESDAY! CABARET. An 8-reel Peter B. Kyne story introducing all the famous Kyne characters including the immortal “Oappy Ricks.” ‘THE GO GETTER.” “THE GO GETTER." A glorious mixture of thrills, romance, business and laughs, featuring T. Roy Barnes and Seena Owen. “NEARLY MARRIED.” 2 reel co medy. Usual Cabaret, prices. SATURDAY: —The successor and rival of the “Old Homestead,” ••Down Home.” Prices as usual. Corning, Monday 4th., Rex Bea eli’s 1928 personally supervised pie lure, “The Ne'er Do Well,” with Thomas AleighaiJ. TAXI SERVICE. X- ELLERS notifies the public that his taxi service is at their disposal at any hour of the day or night. Ring up private ’phone, No. 143, or taxi stand. Up-to-date ear, Reliability of Service. Wanted known.—Mrs k. j. Carmout- will resume teaching on Monday, February 51 b. Music and singing. Address, .Johnston Street, S^OST. —Motor car jack. Finder rewarded on returning same to this office. WANTED.—A boy for general farm work. Apply this offi«e. |jOST.—Between Fusion and Levin, on Wednesday last, spare wheel oil “Berliet” car. Reward. Apply Herald Office. j^OST.—Clasped gold bangle, small chain attached. Between Foxton Beach and Pilot house. Reward. Apply Mrs Larsen. WANTED. —(Juiet, reliable girl for general work. Apply immediately to Mrs O. Jacobsen, Cook SJ,_ RAYED from paddock in Foxton, on 25th January, Race-horse “Ayrovoski.” Reward. P. A. Duncan, Coley Street, Foxton.