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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 2828, 30 December 1924, Page 3

TOWN HALL. Sensational and immediate success of policy of selected pictuies presented at usual prices-—a policy being continued this week. TO-NIGHT! ~ TO-NIGHT! The romance of a young society wastrel whose feckless love affairs leads to a thousand thrills. May Roberts Rinehart’s “THE BREAKING POINT.” “THE NER.VOUS REPORTER,” (Comedy). News. Usual prices, 9d and 1/6, children 3d and 6d. WEDNESDAY! NEW YEAR’S EVE. WEDNESDAY! 2 .BIG SHOWS 2 AT 8 P.M. The Star without a failure. The biggest success of all. TOM MTX, assisted by “Tony,” in an adaptation of Max Brand’s “The Gun Gentleman.” — “MILE A MINUTE ROMEO.” Also Max, Pep, and Moritz, the famous monkeys, in “TWO JOHNS” and FOX NEWS. Usual Prices, 9d and 1/6, children 3d and 6d. AT 10.30 SHARP CABARET. Kathleen Norris famous story as a Master Picture—“SISTERS.” Is Marriage an experiment/ Is Divorce cowardly. “The other woman was her youngest sister. Also CHARLES CHAPLIN in his greatest success in which the slogan is “Say it with.flour.” — “DOUGH AND DYNAMITE.” TOPICAL BUDGET which includes an extensive tour through Wembley Empire Exhibition with the King and Queen. A great programme at usual Cabaret prices. THURSDAY! NEW YEAR’S NIGHT. THURSDAYI The thrlls of a thousand pictures packed into one. SHIRLEY MASON and CHARLES JONES in a seven reel melodrama of subdarines, torpedoes, aeroplanes and speed boats “THE ELEVENTH HOUR.” A story Of love and twentieth century pirates. “UNREAL NEWS REEL,” comedy. FOX NEWS. Usual prices, 9d and 1/6, children 3d and 6d. ROYAL THEATRE. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Every mother, daughter, wife and sweetheart should see — “THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME.” Mass against class, a throne rocked to its centre, a city sacked and burned, a mother grief-distracted, a nobleman in peril of life, fame and fortune, a hopeless lover inspired to rightful vengeance. . . Prices: Stalls 1/6, children 6d; Circle 2/6, children 1/-. WEDNESDAY! - WEDNESDAY! The Great Mystery Story—“THE TREMBLING HOUR.” You cannot guess the end until you have seen it. Comedy, “PAGING A TONEY." Usual Prices, 9d and 1/6, children as usual. TUIIRCnAYI “WOMAN TO WOMAN” THURSDAY! With BETTY COMP SON, from Lady Forbes Robertson's great stage success; Prices ,1/- and 2/-, children half-price. FRIDAY! FRIDAY! Bill Patton and Carl Wagner in “OUTLAWED.” Prices 9d and 1/6, children as usual. SATURDAY! SATURDAY! “THE WORLD’S A STAGE,” By Eleanor Glynn, featuring Dorothy Phillips. Motor and General Engineers. GARAGE CLYDE STREET, ’Phone 84 CARS OVERHAULED AX'D PAINTED. ALL CLASSES OF MACHINE WORK AND GEAR CUTTING. FULL STOCKS OF TYRES, TUBES, OILS, AND AC- ■ CESSORIES AT CITY PRICES. BATTERIES OVERHAULED AND CHARGED. PEARSON & HEAD CLYDE STREET, FOXTON

THERE’S somet mes an easy way of doing hard work well, and one •way to make Harvesting and Hay Making easier is to have the rignt tools, twine and oil. We have earned a reputation for having what the Farmers need at satisfactory prices. May we quote you for Forks, Rakes, Ropes and all the other incidentals ? A. E. TONQS &Jhe Universal Cash Store FOXTON Phone 6

WANTED. —Strong boy to help with machines, milking. Good wages and home for willing boy. Start after Christmas. —Apply Herald Office. _

Stamps wanted.—wanted to purchase for cash, collections and loose lots of stamps, partieualrs and price to S. Rolston junr., Levin.