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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 123, 28 April 1925, Page 1

KGSY TO-NIGHT 6.30 to 10. Hero we Lave “Tony," the great horse, and “Duke,” a wonderful dog, assisting your favourite, TOM MIX in TOM MIX in TOM MIX in TOM MIX in TOM MIX in TOM MIX in “TEETH” “TEETH” “TEETH” “TEETH” “TEETH” “TEETH” A man—a girl—a dog—a horse. A villain—dark deeds—no remorse. A murder—robbery—double cross. A fire—rescue—love is boss. Tho above verse of poetry covers the Story of “TEETH,” But it does not tell you what thrills you ai-e going to enjoy when you see Tom .Mix performing deeds of valour with “Tony,” his old friend, and “Duke,” the great Dane, that Tom has trained to be a movie star. Also NEWS COMEDY INTEREST And Orchestra Every Evening. Prices 6d and Is.

PALACE TO-NIGHT 7.4 S TO-NIGHT VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURES, VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURES, Including The best Australian made picture yet. Beaumont Smith’s Latest, Starring ARTHUR TAUCHERT. And PALMERSTON’S FILM STARS. PALMERSTON’S FILM' STARS. PALMERSTON’S FILM STARS. PALMERSTON’S FILM STARS. PALMERSTON’S FILM STARS. PALMERSTON’S FILM STARS. PALMERSTON’S FILM STARS. PALMERSTON’S FILM STARS. This picture, as was expected, drew' a big crowd last night and proved to be as entertaining as the tests taken on the stage. AS YOU SAW THE ACTUAL TESTS, Don’t fail to see the film—we promise you some great entertainment. In addition, wo have OLIVER PEACOCK Principal OLIVER PEACOCK Baritone OLIVER PEACOCK in the OLIVER PEACOCK Oscar Asche Co. In some charming songs. IZZIE & ERNEST In a IZZIE & ERNEST Comedy IZZIE & ERNEST Skating IZZIE & ERNEST Act With OUR ORCHESTRA OF SOLOISTS. Playing the Beautiful and Appropriate Accompaniments. “JOE,” “JOE,” “JOE,” “JOE,” “JOE,” COMING THIS WEEK-END COMING THIS WEEK-END For THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, To the PALACE THEATKE THE FASTEST 6 REEL PICTURE EVER MADE I “THE SPEED “THE SPEED “THE SPEED “THE SPEED Every Owner Of a Car Or a Motor Cycle Should see “THE SPEED “THE SPEED “THE SPEED “THE SPEED Everyone who has ridden in a car should see this ripping picture. DEMON.” DEMON.” DEMON.” DEMON.” DEMON.” DEMON.” DEMON.” DEMON.” SAVE A NIGHT THIS WEEK-END.

E MMANUEL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Broadway. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TAS o’clock. ANNUAL CONGREGATIONAL REUNION, IN CHURCH HALL. Musical Items: Miss N. KiKick, Miss D. Staires, Mrs F. Gately and Mr C. E. Taylor. Addresses by President of the C.C.C. and Local Minister. Admission free. A welcome to all. U.A.O.D. THE Pioneer Lodge, No. 16, will meet at Oddfellows’ Hall, at 7 p.m. on THURSDAY, April 30th. A full attendance requested. F RIENDLY SOCIETY MEMBERS. ELECT DILKS, D. T. FOLLAS, J. T. PYCROFT, F. TO THE HOSPITAL BOARD. ERNIE’S GARAGE (Late Bett and Bayly’s), 123 CUBA STREET. I WISH to notify the public of town and district that in the near future I will open new premises for motor repairs at 21 King Street. WATCH FOR THE OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. Meanwhile we will receive all motor repairs at the old address, Cuba street. E. A. URBOM Proprietor (Late Engineer, J. Bett and Bayly). BALLROOM DANCING FOR CHILDREN. MISS DIANA TABOR will hold a Ballroom Class, on Saturdays, at 2.30 p.m. for boys and girls under 14 years. Classes in Operatic Dancing hate resumed. The Studio Booth MacDonald buildings, Rangitikei st-