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Taranaki Daily News, 1 December 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. BEAUTY COMPETITION RESULTS. Will be Screened To-night. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. ALL ROADS lead to the People’s tonight. Hundreds were turned away last Saturday—make sure of your seat 'tonight—RESERVES at Collier’s until noon —then Ring 548. THE PEOPLE’S TO-NIGHT AND MONDAY. “THE ROAD TO LONDON.” “THE ROAD TO LONDON.” “THE ROAD TO LONDON.” A Farce full of Fun—A Comedy full of Errors—An Adventure full of Surprises—A romance full of Fancy. Starring BRYANT WASHBURN. BRYANT WASHBURN. BRYANT WASHBURN. “The Road to London” is the road to One Long Continuous Laugh. Also: Eleventh Mighty Chapter of “THE TIMBER QUEEN,” Comedy. Cartoon, Pathe Review & News. PRICES: D.C. Is-3d, Stalls 9d. KING’S THEATRE, BROADWAY, STRATFORD. TO-DAY AT 1.30 TO-NIGHT AT 8. The Paramount Super Attraction which was specially selected for the opening of the “King’s Theatre,” Wellington, only a few weeks ago I “THE RUSTLE OF SILK.” “THE RUSTLE OF SILK.” “THE RUSTLE OF SILK" » With BETTY COMPSON & CONWAY TEARLE BETTY COMPSON & CONWAY TEARLE BETTY COMPSON & CONWAY TEARLE It is a stirring romance of the English political world. Also - CHARLIE CHAPLIN——CHARLIE CHAPLIN— In “THE FLIRT” “THE FLIRT.” "THE FLIRT” “THE FLIRT.” “The Flirt” will be screened at the matinee only. MURRAY COMEDY. HOLMES TRAVALOGUE. "AMERICAN GAZETTE.” Showing President Harding’s last journey through Yellowstone Park. Special sporting items. American Derby, Dempsey and American Tennis chatnpior.shios. * USUAL PRICES. Box Plan now open at Humphrey's, Bookseller. At Popular Prices, 2s and 3s, in the TOWN HALL, INGLEWOOD, MONDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 3, at 8 p.m. GRAND CONCERT. N P M ALE C HOIR (of 40 voices), assisted by Melody Four and First-class S iloists, including MR. N. H. PAPAKAKURA. Popular Prices. 3s (reserves) and 2s. Plan at Sutherland’s. A Dance will follow the Concert (music by Mrs. George's Orchestra). Gent.’s 2s, Ladies Is. Do not miss this musical treat! STRATFORD MUSCIAL SOCIETY. STRATFORD MUSCIAL SOCIETY. By courtesy of J C W ILLIAMSON ’ L TD ’ CINGALEE. A georgeous production of life in Ceylon. STRATFORD Town Hall, Thursday, December 6 and 13. Reserves at T. G. Grubb. B4WERA Opera House, Friday, December 7. Reserves at Opera House. INGLEWOOD Town Hall, Monday. December 10. Reserves at Mr. Sutherland; Stationer. ELTHAM Town Hall, Wednesday, December 12. Reserves at H. G. Carman, Bookseller, Bridge Street. PRICES:—Ss 6d, 3s 3d, 2s 2d including tax. No extra charge for reserves. Commence at 8 p.m. each evening. FORD CAR ACCESSORIES. COMMUTATORS, complete 17s 6d. COMMUTATOR WIRES 6s 6d. CROWN WHEELS 20s. WHEEL PULLERS ss. PEDAL PADS 5s set. CHAMPION PLUGS 15s set. RADIUS ROD ANTIRATTLERS 2s 6d. BRAKE ROD ANTIRATTLERS 4s6dpr. WHEEL CONES (large) 2s. WHEEL CONES (small) Is. WHEEL CAPS (large) Is 6d. WHEEL CAPS (small) Is. Posted to any address at above prices. JRA J. BRIDGER. Cycle and Motor Equipment Store. Bridge Street, ELTHAM. p.ARM FOR OR gALE. 1 Q/jJ ACRES situate Tarata, with DWELLING and Outbuildings thereon. The property can be rented, or taken on lease, and ’ the Society will make exceDtionally easy terms for purchase—small deposit—balance on mortgage to right man ar e ’os rate of interest. Apply— C. DENNY BROWN, District Manager, A.M.P. Society,