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Taranaki Daily News, 29 December 1923, Page 1

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AMUSEMENTS. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. ZANE GREY’S—WILDFIRE.” And ■ ‘ PARDON MY GLOVE.” Concession Prices 1/6, 1/-. Children 6d. EVERYBODY’S TO-NIC-HT AT 7.45 TO-NIGHT. For One Night Only. TWO BIG SPECIALS. [ First: ZANE GREYS “'WILDFIRE ” ZANE GREY’S -WILDFIRE.” ZANE GREY’S ‘WILDFIRE.” ZANE GREY’S “WILDFIRE.” A Bock that has been read by Thousands. The Greatest Racing drama ever screened in New Plymouth. Second: “PARDON MY GLOVE.” ’“PARDON Ml* GLOVE.” .“PARDON MY GLOVE.” “PARDON MY* GLOVE.” A Supet Comedy with a thousand and one Laughs and Yells, starring v —BOBBY VERNON——BOBBY VERNON— Everybody’s Symphony Orchestra. Night Prices: 2/-, 1/6. and 1/-. Or by Telephone at Theatre To-night. PLANS AT COLLIER’S. BOY SCOUTS’ '['HIRD RPORTS, To be held at KAWAROA PARK on TO-DAY (SATURDAY). TO-DAY (SATURDAY). All Scouts in Taranaki are cordially invited to attend. Races for Children, all sites, al! ages. Children’s Races start at 10.30 a.m. and continue until they win all the prizejaoney. The Scouts’ events start at' 1 p.m. PROGRAMME. Children’s Sports (start 10.30). 1. Girls’ Race, under 12. 2. Boys’ Race, under 12. 3. Wheelbarrow Race, under 12. 4 Thread the Need!?. 5. Sack Race. 6. Girls’ and Boys’ Race, under 12. 7. Girls’ Race, over 12, 50 yards. B. Boys’ Race, over 12, 50 yards. Scouts’ Sports (12.30). 1. Tug-o’-wwr; average weight of team, 40st. 2. Boys’ Race (open), 100 yank, 3. Walking Race, 440 yards. 4. Tent Pitching Display. 5. Potato Race. 5. Blindfold Boxing. 7. Ladies’ Conynittee Race. 8. First Aid Display. 9. Sack Race. 10. Wheelbarrow Race 11. Signalling Display. / 12. Blindfold Pillow Fighting. 13. Slow Cvcle Race. 14. Cubs' Race, 50yds. 15. Knot Tising Race for Clubs, 50yds. 16. Cubs’ Skipning Competition. Admission: Adults 1/-, Children under 14 free. Mot Water Supolied. Afternoon Tea in Bungalow. DANCE TO FOLLOW IN EVENING. Admission to Dance: Gentlemen 2/-, Ladies 1/6. Good floor, best music, and excellent supper. MISS OLIVE DAVY, Hon. Sec. H. J. GRAY’, Treasurer. ■- ■ y ear JJance. (Organised by East End Reserve Committee.) EAST END PAVILION. NEW ‘ YEAR’S NIGHT, TUESDAY, JANUARY 1. Music by Orr’s Orchestra. • Good Floor and Supper Gents 3s, Ladies 2s. M. GRAY NASMITH, Secretary Social Committee. OAKURA HALL. NEW’ YEAR’S EVE, DECEMBER 31, 1923 ROC I A L In aid of Tararaimaka Hall. Good floor. Good music. Good supper. Gentlemen 2/6, Ladies 1/6.

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