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Taranaki Daily News, 7 February 1928, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. 1 _ WHEN WILL IT RAIN? SEE “THE RAINMAKER” TO-NIGHT. SEE 'THE RAINMAKER” TO NIGHT. EVERYBODY’S TONIGHT. AT 8. TO-NIGHT. And To-morrow Night. For a Three Night Season. A Stupendous Double Bill. TWO SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS! Jie. I.—Allan Dwans Spectacular «ae : ng Drama ‘THE RAINMAKER.” ‘THE RAINMAKER.” from Gerald Beaumont’s Famous Story of the Race Track “Heavenbent," with ERNEST TORRENCE, GEORGIA HALE AND WILLIAM COLLIER JNR. • Mo. 2. Universal's Jewel Special. “THE IRRESISTIBLE LOVER.” “THE IRRESISTIBLE LOVER ” Snappy! Daring! Thrilling. With NORMAN KERRY & LOIS MORAN. NORMAN KERRY & LOIS MORAN. You'll like this picture for its whimsical, Delightful and Airy Comedy. pON’T MISS THIS SUPER-2-STAR BILL Also British News Reel and Orchestra. Direction, Chas. H. Fox. Prices as Usual. Plans at Collier's. TJESERVE Stratford Jubilee Week, March 31, Motor-Cycle Races. We Want you. COMING BY THREE SPECIAL TRAINS IN ALL ITS GLORIOUS SPLENDOUR AND OPULENT VASTNESS. WIRTH BROS. limited. THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH! |A - New Circus, All New Waterproof Tents, Menagerie, and Huge Elephant Herd. OPENING IN NEW PLYMOUTH ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1923, ON TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 7, 1923, ONE NIGHT ONLY, PADDOCK, MORLEY STREET. The Wonder Show of the Aj,?! AU New Animal Acts. In fact. Everything New. A Real Live Show! FIR. PHILIP WIRTH and MR. GEO. WIRTH, Governing Directors. Two of the Many New Acts: PALLENBARG’S BEARS PALLENBARG’S BEARS tHE MOST WONDERFUL ANIMAL ACT THE WORLD HAS EVER SEEN! Great Grizzlies that ride bicycles and scooters; that walk on stilts; that skim on skates; bears that amaze and amuse. LATEST NOVELTY TIN HARE RACING, public are invited to bring their c .n Dogs. And, in conjunetion with Wirth’s Company of Acrobats, Animal Trainers. Clowns, Jockeys. Equestriennes, Horses, Ponies, and Trained Wild Animals. XOl WONDROUS SIGHTS & NOVELTIES. THE BEST AND BIGGEST SHOW EVER SEEN IN NEW ZEALAND. PRICES: 8/-, 7/-, 6/-, 5/-, 4/-, 3/- (plus tax). Children under 10, half-price to all parts. Reserved seats, 8/- (plus tax), obtainable at Circus Office, 4 to 5 pun. day of Show. ZOO OPENS from 4 to 5 p.m. Admission: Adults 1/-; Children 6d. Everything Coming! We never divide! patrons are requested not to leave anything loose in Motor Cars. Avail yourself of our Safety First Parking System. JJE3ERVE Stratford Jubilee Week, March 31, Motor-Cycle Races. We Want you. SWIMMING! HAWERA CLUB SWIMMING! HAWERA CLUB SWIMMING! SWIMMING! Af ONST ER SWIMMING! SWIMMING! f' A R N I V AL. SWIMMING! v SWIMMING! THURSDAY FEB. 9. SWIMMING! SWIMMING! Outside Swimmers. SWIMMING! Good Programme. SWIMMING! SWIMMING! Admission: Adults 1/-; SWIMMING I Children Cd. SWIMMING! RALPH SAGE, SWIMMING! Hon. Secretary. TJARVESTERS’ £) AN C E TUMAHU HALL, TONIGHT (TUESDAY), FEB. 7. A Jolly Time for Everyone. COOD MUSIC. GOOD SUPPER. GENTS 2'5. LADIES A BASKET. J* ESERVE Stratford Jubilee Week, March 25 to 31 inclusive. We want you. WARBA. WAREA. ££ ARD E N pARTY. Under the auspices of the Rahotu Chrysanthemum Show Committee. JIR. & MRS. T. PUTTS, WAREA ROAD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8. Musical and Gramophone Items, Games, River Bathing. Admission to Gardens: Adults 6d. Children Free. Afternoon Te 1/-. Ice-creams and Soft Drinks Sold. EVERYBODY WELCOME. A DANCE! A DANCE! ANGO R E 1 ££ AL L, ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1928. Full Particulars Later. G. SPENCER, R JOHNSON. Jlon. Secretaries.