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Manawatu Standard, Volume LX, Issue 242, 10 September 1940, Page 2

FINALLY TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. DOLORES DEL RIO WALLACE BEERY JOHN HOWARD In Metro Thriller “THE MAN FROM DAKOTA” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) rHB M’ I*l 1 KT*OR ■took. *76*. Mannwntu’s Pre-eminent ' Theatre WEDNESDAY, ,2 p.m. and 7.45 p.m. WHEN ALL IS LOST SAVE COTJIIAGE! . . . Entirely surrounded .... Outnumbered six to one .... Battered by bis guns and rifle fire .... A gallant 300 Maori men and women manned the crumbling battlements of Orakau Pa ono April afternoon in 1864 and flung defiance in the face of the British General, who, moved to admiration and pity, had offered them a chance to surrender. ( ■NOW ON THE SCREEN.' Frontier Films Ltd., 1940 Epic. “lIEWI’S LAST STAND” Thrill to the Thundering Glory of a Real Haka! and Haunting Maori Melodies by Alfred Hill, and introducing Lovely lIA MAI TE MIIIA t ' The First Maori Screen Star “AKE! AKE! ETA KAHA!” (We Shall Fight on For Ever.) See It’s Origin in “REWLS LAST STAND” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A' Complete Story, Linked with the Silver Thread of Romance. RESERVE NOW Plans at M. and G. Ltd., Phone 5182, or Phone Theatre, 5753.

' You will find, as many others have done in the past, that for fabrics we have no poor. Our first consideration is always quality and our suppliers know it’s useless sending anything of a second grade nature. That is how we retain our reputation. Buy the bettor grades for frocks, and be well satisfied from the first. The Spring show ■is on so bo sure and see the new lines at ] Collinson and Cunninghanic’s.*