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Shannon News, 6 August 1929, Page 1

Maoriland Theatre, Shannon. WEDNESDAY. CARL LAEM-MLE; PRESENTS "THE SHAKEDOWN." "THE SHAKEDOWN." "THE SHAKEDOWN." SHE SAID "GO STRAIGHT"— BUT THE GAjmG SAID "NO!" The eternal fightf . between easy money and love. A seething, thrilling drama with a score of laughs, and a hundred moments of surprise and suspense. Featuring JAMES MURRAY and BARBARA KENT. THURSDAY, AUGUST 8. Just as the Electric Light has supplanted the Candle so have the Talkies supplanted the Silent Drama. Direction: ALL BRITISH TALKIE COMPANY. First Provincial Tour with a Special Portable Equipment of THE ALL-BRITISH TALKING PICTURES. TALKING PICTURES. The Eighth Wonder of the World! SEE AND HEAR TALKIES. TALKIES. A Fascinating Programme of Delightful Subjects of Great Variety by AllBritish Artists. . Subjects include the following, in which the Characters actually Speak. "HER NIGHT OUT." All-Talkie Cockney Comedy. "THE VILLAGE BAND." (Who Sucked that Lemon?) A Comedy in Dialogue and* Sound. Also the celebrated Continental Violiniste. MADAME PAGANINA MADAME PAGANINA MADAME PAGANINA In popular and operatic solos. . Character Sketches—Popular Ballads — Jazz Bands—Music—Comedy—- ■'■' Instrumental Solos, etc. Perfect Synchronisation of Sight and Sound without that American Twang. BUSINESS NOTICES.

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"MY VALET" SERVICE. QUITS, COSTUMES; PLEATED ' SKIRTS, ETC., dry cleaned and p:essed by latest modern methods. Parcels called for and delivered . promptly. TERMS: STRICTLY CASH. Orders taken for Suits and Cos : tumes. Splendid range of material to. select from. "MY VALET." PHONE 326. C. H. Bates, Tailor. Leviri.

To the Residents of Shannon. UAVING taken over the wood and coal business of the late Mr J. C. Better, I desire to solicit the same patronage as was extended to him. We are the sole agen!« for PUKEMIRO COAL Daily delivery made of wood, coal and general goods. All orders pronieptly at*- udel to. C. C. FRANKS BALLANCE SHREET SHANNON