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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 124, 29 April 1925, Page 1

PARAMOUNT| THEATRE The Theatre That S*>t9 The Standard. TO-SffGHT. “So Long Letty” “So Long Letty” “So Long Letty” “So Long Betty” “So Long Letty” “So Long Letty” “So Long Letty” “So Long Letty” “So Long Letty” “So Long Letty” “So long Letty” “So Long Letty” “So Long Letty” “So Long Letty” “So Long Letty” “So Long Letty” The famous Oliver Morosco Stage Success turned into a wonderful 6 reel Comedy Drama AL CHRISTIE. AL CHRISTIE. An exceptionally funny romance of two couples, who, by mutual agreement, swop pe d their wives, Starring Colleen Moore, T. Roy Barnea FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME And PARAMOUNT SELECT ORCHESTRA Mus. Dir., MRS R. S. LAW. Usual Prices. Box Plans at C. G. Swallow’s. Theatre Tel. 6050. BACK TO NORMAL AND PROSPERITY! The epidemic restrictions are removed and from Saturday next our matinees will commence. PARAMOUNT The Theatre That Sets The Standard. Commencing TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. MATINEE, SATURDAY, AT 2. MATINEE, SATURDAY, AT 2. Paramount Pictures present the CECIL B. DE MILLE CECIL B. DE MILLE CECIL B. DE MILLE Production, A Smashing, Uproariously Funny, Ribtickling Farce—the comedy de luxe of the year, “CHANGING 'HUSBANDS,” “CHANGING HUSBANDS,” Starring BEATRICE JOY, BEATRICE JOY, Supported by VICTOR Y ARC OX I, RAYMOND, GRIFFITH, JULIA FAYE and ZASU PITTS. Two girls—alike as two full moons—■ decided to change places. One was an actress, the other a wife. Complications? Well, you’ll be chuckling a week later at “CHANGING HUSBANDS.” 1 • CHANG ING HUS BA NDS.” GIRLS 1 THIS IS THE LATEST INDOOR SPORT—“CHANGING HUSBANDS.” BOYS! TAKE OUR ADVICE, IF YOUR WIFE SUGGESTS “CHANGING HUSBANDS” DON’T LISTEN TO HER! An Absoibing, Smashing 'Comedy Hit 1 “CHANGING HUSBANDS.” “CHANGING HUSBANDS.” “CHANGING HUSBANDS.” If anyone can honestly tell us that they could not raise a laugh from this one we will gladly refund their money. FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. PARAMOUNT SELECT ORCHESTRA Usual. Prices. Box Plans at C. G. Swallow’s. Theatre Tel. 5050.

PALMERSTON NORTH HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. AUTUMN SHOW MAY 2nd. EALANDIA HALL. Entries close 9 p.m. Friday, Ist May. P.O. Box 70, Phone 8449. z 1 J. GALLAND, Acting Secretary.

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