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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3511, 15 July 1926, Page 3

TOWN HALL TEMPORARY PICTURES. FRIDAY! FRIDAY! A picture apart from all others and the theme of which is the Creation. -“AFTER SIX DAYS.”THE BIBLE IX PICTURES. —“AFTER SIX DAYS.”— This wonder picture contains a rare series of inspiring scenes —“Let There be Light”—Adam and Eve — Cain and Abel. —Building of the Ark —Rain of Brimstone and Fire on Sodom and Gemorrrah —Joseph and his Brethren —The Tower of Babel —Pomp of Pharoah's Court— Moses aud the Ten Commandments —.Joshua and the Children of Israel enter the Promised Land —Solomon in all his Glory—Great Battle scene between the Amalakites And the followers of Moses, all these and many others are faithfully depicted in this wonderful production. A PICTURE CORRECT IN EVERY DETAIL. Prices 1/- & 1/6. Children Cd.

ROYAL PICTURES. The Theatre of Big Attractions. FRIDAY! FRIDAY! A Metro-Goldwyn Picture. ELINOR BOARDMAN IN —“PROUD FLESH.”— —“PROUD FLESH.”— With Pat O’Malley and Harrison Ford. From the celebrated novel. See the wonderful and terrible scenes of the Great San Franeipeo Earthquake. Extra: “Samson of the Circus.” Usual Prices. SATURDAY! SATURDAY! HOOT GIBSON IN “THE CALGARY STAMPEDE.” Taken on the Prince of Wales Ranch.

FOXTON RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB. SEND OFF TO METE WIHTU. public and all interested are notified that owing to unforseen circumstances the send-off to “Moses” to have taken place on Monday, 19h inst., will eventuate at the “Ard Up” Dance in the Masonic Hall on SATURDAY, 17th inst. D. R. BARRON, Hon. Sec. BOYS’ Shorts in strong Tweed or Navy Serge 5/11 and 6/11 at the C. M. Ross 'Coy.’s Sale only. 3 Pairs Wool Socks for 2/6 —Ties were 4/6 and 3/6 now 1/6, two unbeatable lines at the C. M. Ross Coy/s Sale. MEN’S Tweed Overcoats, well worth 95/-, selling at 57/6 at The C. M. Ross Coy/s sale.

Swimming Baths Queen Carnival. FARMER’S QUEEN, (Miss Easton). AN AFTERNOON will be held in Plunket Room, WEDNESDAY, 21st inst., at 2.45 p.m. Competitions, music afternoon tea. Admission 1/-. SHOP DAY, August 7th. CITIZENS’ QUEEN, (Miss Spring). ' AN EVENING will be held at Mrs Perreau’s on TUESDAY, 20th July, at 8 o'clock. Games, Competitions, Music, etc. Admission 1/-. A CONCERT will be held in Royal Theatre, THURSDAY, 22nd, at 8 p.m. Programme will be advertised later. Admission 1/- and 1/6. A DANCE will be held in the Masonic Hall on SATURDAY, July 24th, at 8 o’clock. Music by Hori George. Admission: Gents 2/-, Ladies 1/6. A DANCE will be held in the Masonic Hall on SATURDAY, July 31st. Music by Hori George. Admission: Gents 2/-, Ladies 1/6. Any competitions drawn will be announced in the Hall. CITIZENS’ SHOP DAY.—July 31st. FIBRE QUEEN, (Miss Moore). A SOCIAL EVENING will be held in Anglican Sunday School room, THURSDAY, 15th, at 8 p.m. Dancing, Music and Games. Price 1/-, FIBRE SHOP DAY.—July 24th. SPORTS’ QUEEN, (Miss Stevenson). “’ARD UP” DANCE, Masonic Hall, SATURDAY, 17th, 8 p.m. Prize most original costume Lady; Prize most original costume Gent. Sit-down supper. —Hot spuds and pompolomas. Hori George’s enlarged orchestra. Admission 1/6 and 2/6. SPORTS’ SHOP DAY.—August 14th.