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Taranaki Daily News, 17 September 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE PEOPLE’S TO-NIGHT AT 7.45 TO-NIGHT For the Last Time. Universal Jewel Production’s Present —PRISCILLA DEAN——PRISCILLA DEAN— In a Sensational Story of Stormy Love and Surging Seas. 'THE STORM DAUGHTER.” ‘THE STORM DAUGHTER.’' The Greatest Drama Priscilla Dean has ever made. Don’t miss it! Supports: —“The Oregon Trail” No. 12; Baby Peggy Century Comedy, and News. PRICES AS USUAL.—Stalls 9d, D.C. 1/3. TO-MORROW & FRIDAY. WESLEY (“FRECKLES”) BARRY in “The Country Kid.” NEXT MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY at the J£MPIRE 'J’HEATRL. “GUSHING BORES.” ’ “GUSHING BORES.” “GUSHING BORES.” “GUSHING BORES.” “GUSHING BORES.” “GUSHING BORES.” “GUSHING BORES.” Races: and 2/- (plus tax). BOOK YOUR SEAT.

WHITELEY J[ALL THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IS DR. ARTHUR D. CARPENTER, DR. .ARTHUR D. CARPENTER, (Scientist .Astronomer.) Supported by— MISS EILEEN PASCO-WEBB. MISS EILEEN PASCO-WEBB. (Singer and Elocutionist.) And— MISS LESBIA DOBSON. MISS LESBIA DOBSON. (The Brilliant Pianist.) Box Plans now open at Collier’s. OKATO QUEEN CARNIVAL. HEMPTON HALL, OKATO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. QRAND (CONCERT by THE FAMOUS RAGTIME FIVE of New Plymouth, assisted by THE TUI MIRTH MAKERS. Admission to Concert and Dance: Adults 2/6, Children 1/-. K. WOOLDRIDGE, Hon. Sec. Tui Carnival Committee. JJILLSBOROUGH JJALL. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1924. HARD-UP DANCE & EUCHRE PARTY. HARD UP DANCE & EUCHRE PARTY. HARD-UP DANCE <fc EUCHRE PARTY. HARD-UP DANCE & EUCHRE PARTY. First, Second and Third Prizes for most Hard-up Costumes. Also good prizes for Euchre. Admission:—Ladies 1/6, Gentlemen 2/-. Proceeds in aid of School Fund. Dancing and Cards at 8 p.m. If sufficient inducement offers Derby’s Lorry will leave Melbourne Corner at 7.30 p.m. A. ANDERSON, Hon. Secretary. WAREA HALL. A CONCERT AND DANCE will be heli x in the above Hall on WEDNESDAY September 17, 1924, by the Dusky Entertainers. Proceeds in aid of Maori Candidate. Roll up for a good night’s entertainment. Admission 2/6, Children 1/-. H. COURTENAY, Hon. Secretary. SHOWS. TOWN HALL, INGLEWOOD. TOWN HALL, INGLEWOOD. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 ST. ANDREW’S FIFTH ANNUAL gPRINC*pi.OWF,R gHOW Beautiful display of choice flowers by leading Taranaki growers. Classes for Daffodils, Cut Blooms, Decorative, etc. Also for Home Cooking, Sweets, Produce, Ice Cream, Tea, Plain, Fancy and Rummage Stalls. Open from 1.30 to 10 p.m. Musical items, unique competitions, etc., at night. Admission: Adults 1/-, Children 6d. Schedules on application to Secretary. M. A. T. EVANS, Hon. Secretary. ft J T F O R D ’ S, Currie Ctreet. RE-STARTED. ALL NEW STOCKS At LOWEST PRICES. INSPECT.