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Taranaki Daily News, 19 April 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. . TERRIFIC! I Is the only word that conies anywhere near describing the BIG TRAIN SMASH In Lubin's 4000 ft mining story, now at the gMPIRE piCTUEE pALACE. TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW ONLY. TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW ONLY. Special Films for Good Friday. You have seen many thrilling train wrecks filmed in the past, but never in biographical history has the brain of man conceived such a hair-raising spectacle as occurs in THE VALLEY OF LOST HOPE THE VALLEY OF LOST HOPE THE VALLEY OF LOST HOPE (By Shannon Fife). When Nemesis overtakes the scoundrels OTfb, in a specially chartered train, arc trying to escape from the army of maddened men thev have duped. YOU HAVE NOT SEEN Such a wealth of really big, rugged, masterful, red-blooded situations since "THE SPOILERS." SEE The birth' and growth of a "booan town'' when the gold is discovered—the mad rush to peg out the claims—the fearsome struggle for mastery by uncouth giants when brawn and might were the only right, and th« gold-lust brings them to the wilderness, in their thousands. YOU CAN'T AFFORD To miss this mighty play by the world's greatest motion-picture combination, THE V—L—S—E (Vitagraph, Lubin, Selig and Essanay). The Supports are Excellently Varied, and the Prices are Unchanged. KAWAROA PARK DAY KAWAROA PARK DAY EASTER MONDAY. EASTER, MONDAY. MONSTER SEASIDE FETE & PICNIC at 'THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR PLEASURE :'■•'■ PARK, Kawaroa Park! Kawaroa Park! See THE one and only Programme of Spectacular Displays presented in New Plymouth on Easter Monday! Disappointment for those who fail to attend. The Famous Ngatiawa Troupe of Maori Poi Dancers, in Native Costume. The Central School Children in Color Grouping and Dancing. The Waihi School Children in Swedish Drill and Physical Culture Evolutions. The High-wire Artist and Gymnast—Blondini. The Strolling Minstrels. The Clowns. 0 The Schools' Tug-of-War. The Schools' Relay Race. The Decorated Go-carts. The Decorated Tricycles. PRIZES FOR DECORATED GO-CARTS (Girls) and TRICYCLES (Boys).

COMPETITIONS GALORE! FILL THE LARDER. SAMBO AND HIS MATES. ROLL AXD BOWL. THE ERRATK! ARROW. CUTTING THE HAM. ! STEPPING THE CHAIX. SHEEP-GUESSING, Etc., Etc. BOYS' AND GIRLS' RACES ALL DAY. Musical Programme throughout the day. AFTERNOON TEA, FRUIT, LOLLIE. SOFT DRINKS AND VARIETY STALLS. Swing's, Swingboats, Ocean Wave, SeeSaw, Bathing and Paddling. FREE ACCOMMODATION for MOTORS , AND VEHICLES. Hot Water and Milk Free. Admission: One Shilling. School children Free. DELAYED TRAINS FROM TOWN. WIND-UP~DANCE IN GOOD TEMPLAR HALL IN THE EVENING, at 8 o'clock. Ladies, 1/fi; Gentlemen, 2/-. GEO. A. SALT, Hon. Secretary. Box S, New Plymouth. gALVA T I 0 H WANGANUI SILVER BAND. WANGANUI SILVER BAND. EASTER SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND MONDAY. Collections in Aid of Fallen Soldiers Children's Homes. HELP US, HELP THE CHILDREN! W. R. HOME, Adjutant. IF sufiioi.nt inducement, Jackson's Motor 'V.iis will cinfcuiv to run to the Mountain House every Thursday and Sunday, leaving the Post Office at 9.30 a.m. All bookingis at Masonic Stables, New Plymouth. Return fare, 12s 6d. Motor. Cars for Hire at shortest notice --:,' \* * jJR-W. JACKSCW,' t^Jcoprietofj