ENTERTAINMENTS, Ac. ‘‘THE FIGHTING CHANCE” At HAYWARD’S T> ICTURES, AYWARD’S JL ICTURES, NAPIER. BIG FEATURE SUCCESS Of the First Importance. Brilliant Screen Adaptation of the Wonderful Novel by the distinguished American Author, ROBERT W. CHAMBERS: THE FIGHTING CHANCE THE FIGHTING CHANCE a tale of a THE FIGHTING CHANCE woman who THE FIGHTING CHANCE won against i THE FIGHTING CHANCE Wine, but . THE FIGHTING CHANCE married the man whom it vanquished. On her deathbed Stephen Siward promisee his mother, though he knew how hopeless was his chance, to combat his hereditary craving for drink. The struggle was short; he was beaten and became a social pariah, shunned by his fellow-men. Then he met Silvia Landris, who knew his failing, and hoped that she might save him. He had a “fighting chance” of winning her, she said, if only his manhood would assert itself. Even with her help he could not rid himself of the evil, and again he sank back into degradation. But this time he was to come back, and with the strength to fight his hated and unscrupulous rival for Silvia’s love. The fight became one of brawn and might, ' and took place when two men w ere .locked in Stephen’s office. It was a desperate struggle, the sort of realistic fight which occurred in “ The Spoilers ” without spectators, and with both striving to kill each other. In addition there is a FINE SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. PRICES: 6d and 1/No Extra for Booking. pUBLIC QEND-OFF jgOCIAL AND DANCE To Twenty-third Reinforcements. DRILL HALL, HASTINGS. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7th, 1916. ADMISSION: Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/- and plate Cakes. A. TV. MICHAELSON. Hon. Sec. THEATRE, HASTINGS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10th, S P.M. A GRAND CONCERT will be held as above in aid of District High School Funds. OVER 250 CHILDREN WILL TAKE PART. ADMISSION: Gallery 1/-, Stalls and Circle 2/-. Plan for Booking (6d extra) at Hall’s on Monday, November 6th. L. F. PEGLER. NOTICES. ‘ NOTICE. XTOUNTED Rifle Horses will be - l ’A bought at Hastings on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd, and MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6th, 1916. rpHE COMMITTEE of the Women’s A- National Reserve wish to thank all those Ladies who helped at the Room yesterday. MRS. D. L. SMART, Hon. Secretary. NOTICE.
ACCOUNTS owing to F. MOORE must be paid on or before TUESDAY’, November 7th, 1916. NOTICE. A LL outstanding accounts must be paid by the Sth of November, or be sued for. G. H. BROWN, Contractor. Nelson street, Hastings. PUBLIC NOTICE. and after Wednesday, November Ist, 1916, no permit to solicit contributions in cash or goods, nor to sell goods or flowers on the streets of Hastings will be issued to anyone under 16 years of age. By order. W. HART, Mayor. HAWKE’S BAY SOLDIERS’ CLUB. HASTINGS. A CONCERT will be given in the Club Rooms on Monday next, the 6th inst., at 8 p.m., to farewell the local quota of the 20th Reinforcements. Members of the Club may obtain tickets for their friends on application to the Caretaker or Secretary. The Committee of the Countess of Liverpool Fund desire that a.l members of the 20th will be present to receive “Comforts for the Voyage” parcels. A. I. RAINBOW. Hon. Sec. HAWKE’S BAY FRIENDLY SOCIETIES’ COUNCIL. A MEETING of the Executive and other Officers of all Friendly Societies will be held in the Lodgeroom of the Napier Lodge, Manchester Unity, Milton road, Napier, on FRIDAY’, 3rd November, 1916, at 8 p.m., for the purpose of meeting Mr. R. E. Hayes, the Registrar of Friendly Societies. By Order. E. MULVANAH, Secretary. RED CROSS DEPOTS. ■jl/TISS E. M. KING’S Art Needlework Depot, Emerson street; .Miss M. WHITE’S, Milliner, Hastings street, Napier. Goods packed on 14th and 30th of each month. Parcels of cut-out work may be had at above addresses. DON’T MISS “ The Cowboy Millionaire ” at the Municipal Theatre, Hastings, on Saturday. ’Phone RS ‘ E lder 737 HAIR AND SKIN SPECIALIST, Douglas Buildings, Hastings. Face and Scalp Massage, Shampooing, etc. Switches, etc., made at shortest notice. Ladies’ Combings made up. Consultations Free. Face Massage a Speciality. MISS McELWAIN (established 20 a ears in Auckland), now visiting Hawke's Bay, may be consulted at the above address EVERY’ MONDAY . Specialities: Permanent Removal of Superfluous Hair. Special Complexion Treatment. Appointments booked by MRS ELDER
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 273, 3 November 1916, Page 1
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