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Shannon News, 3 February 1925, Page 1

MAQRILAND THEATRE, .SHANNON. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5. FOLLIES FOLLIES FOLLIES FOLLIES FOLLIES FOLLIES FOLLIES FOLLIES FOLLIES FOLLIES FOLLIES FOLLIES FOLLIES FOLLIES FOLLIES FOLLIES Amusing Entertainment! AU Star. Players! Late J. C. Williamson mud Fuller's, Limited. ' JOLLY JOHN LARKINS, World's Greatest Comedian. LEE SMITH, EARLE WALKER, DOREEN ADELA, FRANK MEADE, DORDTHY VERNE, CLARIE CARSON, LORNA DOONE—Come and you will, find your mind, refreshed ana your cares driven away by the big laughter show at shannon's home of entertainment: COMEDIANS! Popular Prices. SINGERS! DANCERS! Box Plan at Mrs Rawlin&on's. MAQRILAND THEATRE. FRIDAY-SHANNON. FRIDAY—SHANNON. FJRST. NATIONAL PICTURES PRESENT NORMA TALMADGE NORMA TALMADGE NORMA TALMADGE NORMA TALMADGE "ASHES OF "ASHES OF "AiSHES OF "ASHES OF "AiSHES OF VENGEANCE.' VENGEANCE.' VENGEANCE. VENGEANCE. 1 VENGEANCE/ IN TEN REELS, THE QUEEN-OF. THE SCREEN OFF ERS HER GREATEST EFFORT A glowing romance of France in the ,16th Century, of the age-old feud between the "houses of Vrieac and La Roche, and. of. how, out of bondage, qahie a great love. , A tumult of ramatic and emotional action, mob scenes, sword fights, rqinanoe and political intri giie set in massive picturesque backgrounds—tihe whole dominated l\v Norma Talmadgo, in a love story of. delicate charm.

GEO. A. BROAD. CLEARING SALE. SHANNONWEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, At 3 p.m. A. BROAD has. received in--T structions from MRS P. GILL to sell, ill liis residence, Vance street, Shannon:— THE WHOLE OF HIS OUTDOOR LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, including: 1 Half-draught Horse, rising five-year-old, broken to single and double harness, i Good House Cows, 6'Rigs, Fowls, Duicks, Geese, Tine Harrows, 1 s.f. Plough, 1 Cultivator, 1 Dynamo (new), 1 Avery Scales, 1 Waggonette, l ll.orn.sby Engine, 1 Saw Bench, i Phaeton, 1 Saddle, I Set Buggy Harness, and 100 LOTS SUNDRIES. Ou I side entries will be received for this sale by Mr J. Beard, County Stores, Shujinon, local representative for iue auctioneer. COULD YOU DO WITH EXTRA CASH? ———— ' HAVE you a few spare, hours that you could sell us. for £5 to £lO a week? If you are nqt getting the money yqu know you are capable of earning, and if you are ambitious, and have the. determination tQ have the extra cash you need, then why not act to-day? Grasp the opportunity "to earn more money which will give you the luxuries tiiat make life wprtii while—learn to make LIBERTY SWEETS in your spare time at home. and help us 'to supply the enormous demands throughout the Dominion. We teach you everything, and guarantee by written agreement to purchase sweets you make. OUR. SPECIAL. POSTAL COURSE offers golden opportunities and we v send youi case of goods FREE, carriage paid to your door, ready to start. Distance no disadvantage—freight on all orders paid by us. Profits from the start. Clip and mail this coupon. LIBERTY CONFECTIONERY COLLEGE (Dept. L.C.) SUITE 3, A, and 5 HANNAH'S BUILDING, Lambton Quay, Wellington. Dear Sirs, — Your offer looks good to me—please rush particulars. Name Address