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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 19 April 1922, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. A MESSAGE FROM THOMAS H. INGE: "I consider 'Homespun Folks' the most human, sympathetic and colourful drama ever made in my studios. No picture which I have released in the past of this class can compare with ' Homespun Folks' in human appeal, in artistry, in realism, or in entertainment value.'' QPEBA HOUSE, c HAWERA. TO-NIGHT at 8 o'clock. It's a Mother Story that hits the" Greatest Target in the World—the Human Heart. Thomas H. Ince's Heart Drama of 10,0.00 small towns and 60,000 plain people,, "HOMESPUN FOLKS" 1' HOMESPUN FOLKS'' Something to think about, to talk about in a drama that will sink to the very depths of the human heart. A •symphony of Avholesome sentiment, rare humour and gripping melodramatic action that can only arouse and inspire. /_ Prices, 1/- and 1/6 (plus tax). COMING SHORTLY. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., J C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Will Present for the first time in New •Zealand The Exquisite English Comic Opera, '' MEREIE ENGLAND •«MERRIE ENGLAND "MERRIE ENGLAND" Composed by Edward German; written by Basil Hood. To be presented by a MAGNIFICENT SINGING CASTE, including CHAS. H. WOEKMAN ETHEL MORRISON A. HOWETT-WORSTER together with the famous CHORUS, ORCHESTRA AND PRINCIPALS of the Gilbert and Sullivan Co. Iji quick succession will be staged "THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER" "DOROTHY" By permission of W. Doyly-Carte, the following: "MIKADO" "GONDOLIERS" "YEOMEN OF THE GUARD" NOTE THE DATES: Auckland—April 13th to 29th. Hamilton —May Ist. Wanganui—May 3rd and 4th. Hawera —May sth. Palmerston North—May 6th and Bth. Hastings—May 9th. Napier—May 10th and 11th. Masterton—May 12th. Wellington—May 13th to 17th. Telegraph, Sydney: "Merrie England" is the greatest comic opera since Gilbert and Sullivan. Story of absorbing interest with a delightful love romance interwoven. Every number is I embroided with pearls of' melody. Box Plan Announcements Later. Representative Walter Monk MUSICAL- COMPETITIONS. j JJjON'T Forget to go> to the Opera House on. FRIDAY next, morning, afternoon and evening. Booking for evening; at Grace's; j^GMONT JJACING r«LUB. i WINTER MEETING, MAY 10 & 11,. 1922. ■srNOMINATION* for ALI* Events Close on FRIDAY, the 21st iost., at 8 p-.ni.. y. 8.. STBATTQN, Secretary. Box. 51,. Hawera.. ALTON MALL. •J^BE Concert a&di Bane© advertised for Friday, 21st. in. the above Hall has been POSTPONED indefinitely. N. H. MURRAY, Hon. Secretary. gT. JU ARK'S QHURCH, KAPONGA. THURSDAY, APRIL 20. At 7.30 p.m. / UNVEILING OF ROLL OF HONOUR By ARCHDEACON REEVE Followed immedately by Light Refreshments in the Parish Hall. , DANCING. ]yj[RS MARSH, assisted by MISS W. HERIVAL (pupil of Miss Koch) intends to take Juvenile Pupils for Dancing. First term commences May 6th. Further particulars apply Mrs Marsh, Cornwall Street, Eltham. TO RETURNED SOLDIERS. T^OR Sale—Five-roomed brick house with all conveniences. Cash about £300; balance Soldier's Mortgage; owner leaving district. Apply— V. FLACK, Caledonia St. KA ONLY Men's Assorted Striped "V Neglige Shirts, sizes 2, 6 and 7 only; were 13/6 to 15/6; last week of sale price 5/6. —Goldstone and Pattersou, Princes St. .'