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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 2691, 5 February 1924, Page 3

LECTURE TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! On The “RISE AND PALL OF THE FOUR GREAT GENTILE POWERS.” I Babylon. Medo-Persia, Greeia and Roman) Marquee Tent, Park Street At 7.31) p.m. Also on- Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. Don’t miss these remarkable lectures. Nothing speculative. Everything vitally interesting. Speaker: Mr J. W. OLAPHAM ROYAL PICTURES. The Theatre of Big Attractions. WEDNESDAY! WEDNESDAY! Do women love men who boss them? Which type of man does woman love most.—Miat type that rules her with an iron hand, or the other kind that hows to her every whim? These questions will he solved for you in “THE LOVE BRAND.” “THE LOVE BRAND.” A thrilling and picturesque romance of the colourful Southwest, presented by Carl Laemmle. Roy Stewart’s latest Universal picture. Comedy: “ROUND FIGURES.” Prices 9d and l/G, children as usual. TH URSDA Y! THURSDAY! WHEN THE KELLYS WERE OUT WHEN THE KELLYS WERE OUT Wild deeds of wild youth in a wild country. Prices 1/- and l/G, children half price. TOWN HALL. WEDN ESDAV! WEDNESDAY! CA BARET. What would our forefathers think? “CHILDREN OF JAZZ.” “CHILDREN OF JAZZ.” You've never seen a picture just like this one. it's an absolute novelty, mixing 1.850 charm and 1924 jazz in a delightful manner. It has thrills 100. Ail star cast headed by Eileen Percy, Robert Cain and Theo Kosloff. “HIS NAUGHTY NIGHT,” tworeel Comedy. Usual Cabaret Prices. Saturday Next : Tom Mix in “Romance Land,” the picture of a. golden age. PUBLIC NOTICE. M R ,1. .JOSEPH notilies the public that as from to-day he has stopped making regular launch trips to the Beach. Private parties catered for by private arrangement. Up-river trips made at lowest possible charges. [iOR SALE.—o-roomed house, wilh ail conveniences. Apply Herald Oiliee. iVI LSiC.—Protect your Music and Songs by having them Bound in Book form at moderate cost. — “Herald” Job-Printing Department.