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Taranaki Daily News, 17 October 1927, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. •‘•KID BOOTS” —The Greatest Comedy Hit since ‘‘Charlie’s Aunt.” GOLF! GIRLS! GAIETY! EVERYBODY’S TO-NIGHT 7.45 TONIGHT. Season of Three Nights. Paramount’s Sensational Screen Comedy taken from the big J. C. Wiliia ison Success. “KID BOOTS" “KfD BOOTS" ‘ KID BOOTS” ‘ KID BOOTS” “KID BOOT'S" ‘ KID BOOTS" “KID BOOTS" ‘‘KID BOOTS” The stage production did not apt m New Plymouth—but Oh Boy! it’s Some Picture! With EDDIE CANTOR EDDIE CANTOR EDDIE CANTOR EDDIE CANTOR The Original ‘‘Kid Boo's” supported by Clara Bow, Billie Dove and Lawrence Grey. A comedy scream of Golf and Matrimony, always funny to golfers, and those who are not players will scream with laughter. Ako showing: Universal’s Popular Smarting Series, “THE COLLEGIANS” No. 5. And Full Supporting Programme. Orchestra. Direction, Chas. H. Fox. Prices as Usual. Plans at Collier's. OKATO PICTURES HEMPTON HALL. TO MORROW (TUESDAY), OCT. 18. A Paramount Picture. ADOLPHE MENJOU ADOLPHE MENJOU ADOLPHE MENJOU In “THE ACE OF CADS.” “THE ACE OF CADS.” “THE ACE OF CADS." With Alice Joyce and Norman Trevor. A PICTURE THAT GRIPS. From the Story by Michael Arlen. THE LAST BIG NIGHT. HEMPTON HALL, OKATO. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1927. Decide now to enjoy yourself at Okato’s last big dancing stunt of the season. Good Prizes will be given for t’ • best Hard-up Costumes. MUSIC BY GEORGES’ TRIO. Admission: Ladies 1/11?. Gentlemen 2/111 fib change given, and no P.N.'s accented. L. HICKFORD, Hon. Sec. OMATA HALL. OMATA HALL. THE LAST AND BEST OF THE SEASON A PLAIN AND pANCY DRESS JJALL Will be held TO MORROW, OCTOBER 18, AT 8 p.m. Prizes for Fancy Costumes. McNeill’s Novelty Dance Orchestra, free Buses leave Gibson’s Garage at 7.30. Book Seats Early. Best of Suppers. Excellent Floor. ADMISSION - - 2/6 and 4/-. Don’t Miss This Great Wind-up of the Season. H. N. BAYLY, Hon. Sec. THE CARDIFF HALL SOCIETY’S ANNUAL JJ AL L. Will be held on TOMORROW (TUESDAY), OCT. 18. DANCES OLD AND NEW WILL BE HELD. Boulton's Professional Orchestra of Four Instruments. Splendid Floor and Supper. Curd’s Bus leaves Marble Bar at 7.45 p.m. sharp. Admission: Gents. 3/-, Ladies 2/-. H B. LIMMER, Hon. Secretary. PIHAMA HALL PIHAMA HALL. (J RAND 'J' E N Nl3 J) AN C E WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1927. Usual Glassy Floor. Tophole Supper. Boulto'i’s Professional Orchestra (4 instruments). Gibson's Free Bus leaves Opunake at 7.45. Good Time Guaranteed to All. LADIES -'/-, GENTS 3/-. A. CLARKE, Hon. Secretary. NEW PLYMOUTH PLUNKET NEW PLYMOUTH PLUNKET SOCIETY. SOCIETY. “BABY DAY” ANNUAL COLLECTION & MART. ANNUAL COLLECTION 4 MART. (By permission of Borough Council.) FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1927. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1927. Particulars Later. * ; SEE, RING GR WRITE KIBBV AND CALGHER EGMO.NT ST., NEW PLYMOUTH, 'Phone 1093, FOR CUSTOMS CLEARANCES. FORWARDING AND GENERAL CARTAGE WORK. AMPLE FIRST-CLASS STORAGE AVAILABLE. PROMPT AND EFFICIENT SERVICE.