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Taranaki Daily News, 26 November 1925, Page 1

amusements. EVERYBODY'S. TONIGHT: 7.45 TONIGHT! For a Three Night Season. George Fkzmaurice present* his Luxurious Romance, ‘’HIS SUPREME MOMENT.” Adapted from May Edginton’s Novel, featuring— BLANCHE SWEET AND RONALD COLMAN. Thrilling Colour scenes showing rhe glamourous life on Broadway; the wilds and perils of South America; a spectacular fire scene; exciting batlie in a gold mine. A FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION. Supports:—“The Poor Butterfly” Comedy: Rope of Adventure," Scenic; And Gaumont Graphic. Grthestra—Cha*. H. Fox. Director. Prices xs Usual. Plans at Colliers. KING'S THEATRE STRATFORD. TONIGHT ONLY TONIGHT William Fox Special Atlraction. “THE RAINBOW TRAIL." “THE RAINBOW TRAIL." ‘THE RAINBOW TRAIL." By ZANE GREY, starring TOM MIX TOM MIX TOM MIX TOM MIX TOM MIX TOM MIX The Sequel to “Riders of the Purple Sage’’ PRICES—D.C. 2/-, Stalls 1/6. I Box Plan at Humphrey’s, Bookseller, Stratford. Also at Theatre Office. ’Phone 268. I?ITZROY SCHOOL QUEEN CARNIVAL. FINAL GALA DAY. FINAL GALA DAY. FINAL GALA DAY. To be held in rhe SCHOOL GROUNDS, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 5, 1925. ' ADMISSION FREE. J£LTHAM TOWN HALL. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 27, 1925. SENSATIONAL BREACH OF PROMISE PROCEEDINGS. BREACH OF PROMISE PROCEEDINGS. BREACH OF PROMISE PROCEEDINGS. Before Judge and Jury, aof adverse to monetary persuasion. In which plaintiff claims £lOOO Damages. A MIXTURE OF BROKEN HEARTS AND EGGS. Conducted by leadng Legal Fraternity. Town Hall being specially strengthened to stop roof from falling in. Proceeds in Aid of War Memorial. Popular Prices—3/-. 2/- and 1/-. R. U. SPOONY. Secretary. RATAPIKO IS AFIRE With Enthusiasm over the BACHELORS’ DANCE BACHELORS’ DANCE FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 27. 1925. Excellent Floor; Stunning Supper. Pert Music bv Miss H. Edwin. DON'T MISS THIS. Admission: Gents. 2/6. Ladies 1/-. A. E. GRIGG. Secret ary. ]J£ANGOREI HALL COMMITTEE. LAST WINDUP BALL. LAST WINDUP BALL. For the Season. To l>e held in MANGOREI HALL. TONIGHT (THURSDAY), NOV. 26. Sit-down Sitpper. Tip-top Floor. Music Unsurpassed, by Messrs. Orr and Guscott. Admission: Gents. 3/-. Ladies 2/-, Double Tickcis 4/6. H. H. WOODS. Hon. Secretary. WAR MEMORIAL FUND. 'J’UWN HALL, ELTHAM. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 192-5. CHILDREN AND ADULTS’ FANCY DRESS BALL FANCY DRESS BALL Children’s Grand March at 7.30 p.m.; Adults take the floor at 9.30 p.m’. Prtaes for Best Fancy Costumes. Admission: Children 1/-, Ladies 1/6. Gentlemen 2/6. Plymouth. Cheapest Shop in Town! I JJ E T F 0 B D 'S. CREPES, 9d and 1/-. ENGLISH CREPE, 1/10. Prettily Designed LINGERIE, 38in. wide, 1/9 yd. Coloured TRICOLINES, 40in. wide, 2/5 yd. ZEPHYRS. 94d. I/- and 1/6 yd. Coloured COTTON HOSE, 1/6 pair. j . LISLE, in all colours, 2/11 pair. i Ladies’ BRASSIERES, with Elastic I backs, 2/3 pair. i PRESS LINENS, from 2/9 yd., in all ■ colours. 1 CURRIE STREET, Next to Daily New*