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Taranaki Daily News, 17 December 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. MATINEE TO-DAY, AT 2 P.M. THE PEOPLE’S TO-NIGHT! At 7-45- TO-NIGHT! Selznick Presents EUGENE O’BRIEN AND MARTHA MANSFIELD In the last pictuie these two have ever made. “THE LAST DOOR.” “THE LAST DOOR.” “THE I AST DOOR.” The popular hero lover for the first time as an outlaw! One thrilling scene you’ll never forget is his escape over the icefields with Martha Mansfield, pursued by the Long Arm of the Law. A life of crime had given place to something finer when he had met this girl—but—the law had yet to be satisfied. Also showing: Gazette, Comedy and “The Branded Four.” D.C. 1/6, Stalls Is, plus tax. BOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. MUNICIPAL BAND RECITAL. yyEATHER permitting, the New Plymouth Taranaki Rifles Band will give a Band Recital at the East End Reserve on SUNDAY, ISth instant, commencing at 2.45 p.m. F. T. BELLRINGER, General Manager. gE AS IDE pARNIVAL P I T Z R 0 Y. TO-DAY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17. In Aid of Bathing Sheds and Beach Improvements. A HAPPY DAY For FATHER. MOTHER And the CHILDREN. Competition# Children’s Sporta, Afternoon Tea, Soft Drinks and Sweets. Produce of AU Kinds, Cocoanut Shies, Punch and Judy Show, Etc., Etc. Band in Attendance. Adults 1/-; Children free. pRANKLEIGH piCNIC & gPORTS. TO-DAY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1921. DORALTO ROAD, NEW DOMAIN. (Two minutes’ walk from Mr. Frethey’s Gardens, and adjoining the Vogeltown School). Coine and spend a jolly day under the shady trees by the river-side. The finest picnie ground in Taranaki. Motor Lorries leave at intervals from Currie and Courtenay Streets corner (near Daily News Office), from 11 a.m. onwards. Plenty of Fun for Young and Old. Hoop-la, Fish-pond, Duck-pond Bran Tubs. Cocoanut Shy. Aunt Sally, Races and Other Events Galore! Queen Competition and Baby Show. Mothers! Bring your Babies to the Baby Show! ALL CHILDREN FREE. Afternoon Tea. Fruit Salad, Ice Cream, Lollies Fruit and Soft Drinks Stalls. HOT WATER FREE. All Proceeds in aid of the Frankleigh Park Hall. Prepare for December 17th to spend the best day you ever spent. J. W* SPINDLER, Hon. Sec. SEASIDE FRIVOLITY! YEAR’S J)AY pICNIC. ON NGAMOTU BEACH. New Plymouth’s Most Priceless Treasure. TREASURE HUNT. Where the excavations of one thousand will be the admiration of tqn thousand. Amusing and interesting. Full of prizes good and new. New Plymouth’s biggest shilling’s worth. On the Beach at Ngamotu. Novelty Sports. Aquatic Events. Children’s Races. Roller Joy Bathing. DELAYED TRAINS. Electric Trams to Picnic Grounds. HOT WATER AND MILK FREE. Bring your Tea and Sugar. Admission to Grounds: One Shilling. Children Free. North South. East, West, Ngamotu Picnic always best. R. 0. ELLIS, Hon. Secretary. t