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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 353, 14 October 1932, Page 4

TO-NIGHT FRIDAY, October 14. THE FLYING FOOL THE FLYING FOOL THE FLYING FOQL — : WITH : — BENITA HUME, HENRY KENDALL, URSULA JEANS, WALLACE GEOFFREY. Murder — Romance — Love — a duel, a gang of crooks — and "The Flying Fool. § Book your seafcs at Miss Macdermott's No extra charge | SATURDAY, October 15. DOUBLE FEATURE PROGEAMME J ! Alfred Lunt Lynn Fontanne | — ; IN ' I ' THE GUARDSMAN ! ! THE GUARDSMAN THE' GUARDSMAN. — : WITH : — | Roland Young Zasu Pitts j A clever, brilliant, sophisticated play of gay Viesina brought to the screen by the greateSt players of the" American stage. SECOND FEATURE ! DISORDERLY CONDUCT i DISORDERLY CONDUCT DISORDERLY CONDUCT — : WITH : — - Sally Eilers Spencer Tracy E1 Brendel ! She was willing to pay any price for a thrill! Rich enough to do what she pleased. Pretty enough to get away with it. Then - . j I on her hectic hunt for excitement, she went further than the ' law allowed. MATINEE 2 p.m. THE BIG SHOT 1 1ST EPISODE OF SERIAL "DANGER ISLAND." TO-NIGHT, Friday and Saturday Eddie Quillan Eddie Quillan — : IN : — - THE BIG SHOT | THE BIG SHOT THE BIG SHOT — : WITH Maureen O'Sullivan j He made good like he made love. When he spent a penny it talked as loud as a million pounds. Don't miss The Big Sbot — i| he's rich S - I ALSO SCREENING j "Fighting" KENNETH HARLAN Beautiful LUCILLE BROWN : f in a serial with excitement . . and a thousand breathless thrills! I DANGER ISLAND | | DRESS FABRICS I FOR | SUMMER FROCKS , NEW AND EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS IN FANCY RAYONS, in great | variety 1/6 1/11 NEW CREPE 8UEDE, exclusive I designs, stylish stripes, beautiful shades 2/11 EXQUISITE PRINTED GEORGETTES DAINTY PRINTS, guaranteed fast | washing dyes in great profusion .. •• 9d. 1/DAINTY HAIRCORDS 1/NEW REACH CLOTH, newest shades | AT Coleman's Corner j

Southland Beech. "A year or two ago all the laths used by plasterers in New Zealand were of Oregon pine and were imported from the United States and sold, here at 4s a bundle," said a plasterer in Christchurch to a Stm reppfter. "Duty and exchange Brought them 'up to 6s 9d a bundle, however, and the plasterer' Was f aced with the problem of doing a che'ap'er job with dearer materials. Now we are all using* laths ihade of Southland heech, and they are proving every bit as g'ood as th'e imported ones and are costing from 4s to 5s a bundle. ThCre's h hig market opening up fof this beech." '

The Priscilla sale ends to-morrow (Saturday), final hargains in all ladI ies' wear. Don't miss this last op.pdrtunity to secure gOod's at half-price and less*

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