WANGANUI RAM FAIR.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3398, 31 January 1920, Page 4

WANGANUI RAM FAIR.

Messrs F. R. Jackson and Co. Ltd. advertise in this issue particulars of the entries for the forthcoming Wane ganui Ram Fair to be held on 10th‘ February commenfing at 11 a.m_ The sheep have been selected from file best flocks and to give flock-owners every opportunity of making careful selection sheep will be sold in the ring. ‘ THE KING’S ' RE—OPENS AT‘ MATINEE. MABEL NORMAND AS SIS HOPKINS.

The King's will open this afternoon" and evening, introducing a big double bill. Mabel Normand as‘vSis Hopkins and “The Fighting Trail,” Vitagraph’s serial de luxe. At a time like the present the philosophy of Sis. Hopkins is Well worth repeating. To laff or not to laff, that is the question. Laffin‘ cures more ills than dokters kin invent. Won’t the dokters be mad.‘ when they see me in the pikchers. Laffin’ is my creed; there ain't nuthin’ else kin beat it. A rollickin" laff don’t gather no Wrinkles.‘ an, be—sides, when you learn how to left, you don’t care a hul lot ef you do get wrinkles. It's wurryin’ over what mite happen thet causes most of our trubbles. an’ ef you laff lots, you aim: got time to wurry. Bf you wake up inn the mornin’ an’ it’s 1-ainin’ don’t get a grouch on that‘ scares the milk in yur coffee sour—jest smile——and, golly,—you.’ll find that a gud broad smile is fest as gud as sunshine ‘enny day in the Week. Advice is ichepe; always laff at advice ' except iwhat you give yourself, and that's [only gud for other folks. Bf there iwas more laifin’ in this wurld thei-e’d be less deceet and wikkednéss. There lain”: no better feelin’ on erth than ithe mu-m littel feelin’ that steles ‘around your heart affter you’ve done someboddy a favor just for the plea« ls-hure of doin ‘it. ' 1 THE FIGHTING TRAIL.

The popularity of the movie-serial is easily understood since it is a form which combines a maximum of thrills with a maximum of delicious suspense. In this respect the Vitagraph production “The Fighting Trail” is without equal among the many exciting outdoor serials ivhich have been seen. Where Willia.m Duncan is there also is excitement of the most electrifying kind; The scenery :11 which it is set is of remarkable ruggedness and grandeur and the con—sistent ou-tdoor atmosphere of the picture give it ‘a rare additional charm. No extra prices will be charg-i ed for this double programme.