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Taranaki Daily News, 8 March 1924, Page 1

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AMUSEMENTS. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. Concession Prices: Adults 1/6 and 1/-, Children 6d. EVERYBODY’S TO-NIGHT! At 7.45> TO-NIGHT! final Screening of Robert W. Chambers’ World Famous Novel "THE COMMON LAW.” ‘ THE COMMON LAW.” ‘THE COMM/DN LAW.” The Sensation of the Year special Music ■ by Everybody’s Symphony Orchestra. Chas. H. Fox Esq., Musical Director. Night Prices: 2/-, 1/6 and 1/-. RESERVES.’—At Collier’s until noon, then at Theatre. A limited number of seats available for Patrons desirous of reserving by ’Phone—Ring 365 TO-NIGtiT. COMING—« MONDAY. a three night season. A Ten Reel Universal Super Jewel. “MERRY GO ROUND.*’ “MERRY GQ ROUND.” The Picture that astounded the world. PLANJ NOW AT COLLIER’S. QUEEN QARNIVAL. GRAND FINALE! GRAND FINALE! GRAND FINALE! GRAND FINALE! TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. One long Day of Festivity. PROGRAMME OF CONCERT, (in Park to-night.) Cornet Solo, Mr. Swan (Hawera). Song, Mr. Lobb. Song, Miss Cooper. Duet, Messrs, a:amp and Frederic. Song, Mrs. Wilkes. Eupnonium Soio, Ms Lowe. Song, Mr. Okey. Violin Soxo, Mr. Hume-Fyfe. Quartette, Melody Four. Song, Miss White. Comic Song, Mr. Taylor. Song, Mr. F. Baird. Song, Mrs. Ferry Song, Mr. Baden Bellringer v Duet, Mr.. Ferry and Mr. Baird. Accompanists: Miss Gilbert, Mrs. J. P. fredric, Mr. J. P. Fredric. Results of QUEEN CARNIVAL CONTEST to oe announced to-night. EMPIRE THEATRE. EMPIRE THEATRE. WELLINGTON BOYS’ INSTITUTE. SENIOR BRASS BAND <k CONCERT PARTY. " FREE fWCfiftT EMPIRE THEATRE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12. EMPIRE THEATRE. Enthusiastically received everywhere. The largest halls in Palmerston North, Feilding and Wanganui packed. ACCLAIMED A GREAT CONCERT! Programme includes Band Selections. Gymoaatic and Acrobatic Displays, Highland Dancing, Musical and Vocal Solos. Watch for Programme.

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