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Te Aroha News, Volume XLI, Issue 6520, 16 September 1924, Page 1

THEATRE ROYAL TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. WEDNESDAY Commencing at 7 p.m. LOOK! LOOK!! LOOK!!! THREE BIG STARS! j F6r the price of onp. The finest One-Night Picture Programme ever screened! We venture to say no other Theatre in' New Zealand offers such a Stupendous Programme at Ordinary Prices! • ? SUCCESS i SUCCESS Featuring Brandon Tynan, Mary Astor and Naomi Childers : U r The most thrilling and heart-gripping story of the theatre—after a sensational New York triumph—has come (V . to the screen RIDE FOR YOUR LIFE RIDE FOR YOUR LIFE ■■■ > • i\ r • Featuring HOOT GIBSON HOOT GIBSON m Hoot Gibson—the king of,all outdoor stars—rides through this spectacular melodrama at a faster clip than ever before. The early days in the West when it was “wild and Woolly'!” It’s full of hard riding, fast shooting, tense dramatic action and a pulsating heart story THE PRINTER’S DEVIL THE PRINTER’S DEVIL Featuring WESLEY BARRY WESLEY BARRY ; jn’t miss this picture, the best mng Wes. Barry has ever played in. , effervesces . with rich, innocent, lolesome fun, and awakes an Infecjus stream of good cheer and enjoyment. —Also — ' TWO COMICS and a GAZETTE No 'Advance in Prices. THE CANTATA “DAVID’ THE CANTATA “DAVID’ By a Choir of 50 VOICES WAIHOU HALL WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th l S Tickets 2/at 8 p.m. Children 1/*. GRAND CONCERT AND DANCE Will be held in the ELSTOW HALL THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th In Aid of Hall Funds. ients. 3/C jod -liuajc- and Supper. Ladies 2/-. Vlotor Bus leaves Firkin’s Corner at r. 30 p.m. |f return - T. W. AICKEN, Secretary. ANNUAL PLUNKET DAY SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th (Weather Permitting.) -DON’T FORGET THE CHILD IN OUR MIDST f ■