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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 2946, 8 October 1925, Page 3

ROYAL PICTURES. The Theatre of Big Attractions. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! PAULINE FREDERICK'S final weeks in America were devoted to the creation of a film —Super Masterpiece —produced under the banner of Universal-Jewel. It: is now completed; and its title is—“SMOULDERING FIRES.” “SMOULDERING FIRES.” It is the romance of two sisters hopelessly in love with the same man—one thought she held him in the silken leash of love, Imt to him it was a chain of bonndagc —the other afraid to declare her love for fear that she might wreck her sister’s hapipness. See Pauline Frederick’s letter to New Zealand in this issue. Comedy: “Nobody’s Sweetheart.” Prices !)</ & 1/0, children as usual. FRIDAY! FRIDAY! —“DAYTIME WIVES.”— —“DAYTIME WIVES.”— and the “Ghost City.” Usual prices. SATURDAY: “IP I Marry Again,” with Doris Kenyon and an enormous cast. Usual Prices. TOWN HALL. We exploit the world for your entertainment. Mondays, Wednesdays, Saturdays. TO-NIGITT! TO-NIGHT J DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS’ Latest and greatest “film success.” Full of the stunts, and athletic achievements that make this star’s pictures so entertaining and pleasing —“DON Q. SON OF ZORRO.” —“DON Q. SON OF ZORRO.” on 11 reel adventure romance full of big scenes and exciting action. You must see FAIRBANKS perform his wonderful stunts with a fourteen-foot Australian (stockwhip. Supporting cast includes Lottie Pickford, Warner Oland, Jack McDonald and Donald Crisp. Popular Prices 1/- and 2/-. Children half-price. SATURDAY: 1925’s great Racing Drama. “Gold Heels.” MANAWATU SEAT. ADDRESS BY MR. LINK LA TER, M.P. ]\[R. J. LINK LA TER, M.P. Reform Candidate for Manawat.u, will address the electors as under: — Tokomaru, Thursday, 81 h inst. Bunnythorpe, Friday, t)th inst. Mr- j- d- AITKIN, ex-pupil of Madame Emily Briggs, Wangaui Wollinglon, has commenced teaching singing and voice' production (Italian Method) in conjunction with Mrs T. R. Elcox A/i.G.L. Intending pupils may be interviewed on Saturday next from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Mrs Eleox’s residence, 15 Liddell St., or by letter left at “Herald” office. Pupils can be taken in evenings, or on Saturdays. JfoXTON and District Residents visiting Palmerston North this week please note that tasty Refreshments are obtainable at FREEMAN'S TEA AND LUNCHEON ROOMS, The Square, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Arrange to meet your friends at Freeman’s.

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