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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 2791, 30 September 1924, Page 3

ROYAL PICTURES. The Theatre of Rig Attractions. WEDNESDAY! WEDNESDAY! Fir s I THE REV. FRANK GORMAN, A Parson, An actor. A Singer and a Man. Third visit to Dominion in “SONG AND STORY.” Direct from Fuller's Circuit. Second —A picture of groat thrills “EXCITEMENT." A splendid farce comedy drama Third—A new series of “The Leather Pushers.’' Starring' the great Boxer, .Tack Sullivan. Fourth—A Star Comedy “Keep Ileal thy.” Prices for this great programme 1/- and 2/-, children half price. Friday: “Ten Nights in a Barroom.’’ Saturday: “Penrod and Sam.” Doming “Should a Doctor Tell?” “No nook of the North.”

TOWN HALL. Presenting the pick of the pictures WEDNESDAY! WEDNESDAY! CABARET. How much should yon toll your children of Iho secrets of life? Should you continue in the ignorance of convention and let them find out for themselves? — “WEST OF THE WATER TOWER” “WEST OF THE WATER TOWER” The romance of reckless youth; of two lives ruined by the searing, stained finger of scandal. Comedy—“THE BLEEP WALKER,” News. Cabaret prices. 1/- (everywhere, children fid. THE I LSD AY! THURSDAY! Mi .fames Sullivan presents Piclures and Vaudeville- — “THE HARDEENS." Wonder workers. .Magicians and Escapologists. Introducing for the first lime in N'.Z. “The .Magic C»v<e.” Everything done right before your e\(*s. Popular prices. Watch Thursday's paper.

THANKS. KS lIK AS.MAN AM) I’AMILY desire to sincerely (hank all friends for messilfros of sympathy, flov«» 1 tokens, a in I iiHsiil' kindness in their rerenl Ix/reaVt-jn«*ijl. I-'OXTOX TKXNIS CLUB IJfC. XITK .\XXIAI. (IKKKHAI, meet 1X(I will lie liilil in (lie Town Hall Supper-)ootii on THI’HSDAY, 2nd (P lolier. ,1!I24. at' . .30 ]un. All iiienihei'.s and iniendmir iiieni-iu-:s :tre requested iu iillend. .1. ATTKKX, Hon. Sec re.! ary.

XoTICK. MR. K. CORNWALL. I<>!' Singing ;mhl Correct Placing of lln‘ \ <>i<■«“. ( F,»r y t -;ir-. with I Ik- Emimnl Italian Moos ltu XIOXOR AltH \L t 1 1. Milan wlin was also for Itt vents ProIVssor ol’ Singing at the l\• »;t 1 Ac adeni v. l.oinh'iL ain! SIR lILXRY J. \\H )OD, Kurland's Premier Con-duc-tor. ) i- prepared to receive pupils for Eiemontury and Advanced Tuition. MR. CORNWALL [fas a Practical Knowledge of the Old Italian Method of Bel Canto — uo niiich spoken of. luu so rarely u nderst ood. Pupils eoadied for Royal Academy ami Trinity College INains, Competitions. etc., and trained generally for (he Concert Platform and Operatic Stage. The Course of Study includes: Correct Placing- and Emission of the Voice; flic Art of Breath Control: Pronunciation, Enunciation, etc.: Phrasing and ToneColouring: Interpretation in Song, Opera and Oratorio. Prospectus obtainable at the Herald Office. MR. CORNWALL will he in attendance at the Presbyterian Scliool,ooi,i on WEDNESDAY, October Stli from It)..'ill a.in. to 5 run. to in - terview prospective pupils. “The Clot lies oft Proclaim the Man” I OR PERFECT PIT, QCALITY OP MATERIAL AND IIIOH-CLASS WORK'MANSMIP — McAFFER AND McSHANE Are Palmerston’s LEADING TAILORS AND COSTUMIERS. A trial suit or costume will convince you of that fact. ICxton and District Clients cordially invited to call and inspect our Stocks of Spring and Summer Materials. Note the Address: 104 Cuba Street, Palmerston North. Telephone No. 6708.