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Taranaki Daily News, 4 October 1929, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. X SPEiDiWMATiNEE t6-DAY AT 2 P.M. PRICES: 2/- and 1/6;'Children. 1/- -' :■ ' ■ and 9d.. ' FINALLY TO-NIGHT AT 7,45. THE 100 PER : CENT. ■ ALL TALKING COMEDY DRAMA. “THE GHOST TALKS." “THE GHOST TALKS." With a -Big All-Star Cast. SPECIAL MOVIETONE SUPPORTS. PRICES? 3/- (plus tax), 2/- and 1/6. - - • Book-'Your; Seat at Collier’s. EVERYBODY’S THEATRE; NEW PLYMOUTH. (“The Home of the Talkies”) Steam Heated for Your Comfort. ■Commencing TO-MORROW. P.M. NIGHT—AT 7.45. ' THE 100°/ TALKING DRAWL ~ " THE 100% TALKING DRAMA. A Fox Movietone Special, '. “IN OLD ARIZONA." ... “IN OLD ARIZONA.” Starring- the • Screen’s most Vivid • • . Characters. '- EDMUND LOWE, WARNER BAXTER, DOROTHY BURGESS. Nothing , excels it .. in romantic interest, novelty'and picturesque appeal The clash t>f two bad men for the love of a worthless. ‘ woman. \ ITS:THE FIRST 100% DIALOGUE : r DRAMA TO DE. FILMED IN THE OPEN AIR. ; .WISE . PATRONS WILL BOOK THEIR ■ SEATS. , Plan at. Collier’s. Reserves 3(plus tax). - k. Fearless -Editor.-gets out a Bullet-proof ' Edition—A ROMANCE BEHIND THE . , ‘ --NEWS. z " GRAND THEATRE ' HAWERA. ' f ■DOROTHY BURGESS & PAUL PAGE '.DOROTHY BURGESS & PAUL RAGE • DOROTHY BURGESS & PAUL PAGE < k. . '•// 1“ “ /•/ ;■ ' “PROTECTION." . . “PROTECTION" i ‘PROTECTION." - “PROTECTION." “PROTECTION." ; “PROTECTION." . “PROTECTION." Also Showing: . Episode Six of the Serial. • ‘TARZAN, THE MIGHTY." - ■- ‘TARZAN, THE MIGHTY.". Usual Prices. . ' Good Music. OEO HALL! ■ OEO HALL! OEO HALL! OEO HALL! TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY)! TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY)! A NNUA L . g ALL. WAIMATE NATIVE FOOTBALL CLUB. Merry Music by Coburn’s Orchestra. Splendid Spoon and Fork Supper. Novelty Dances and Good Prizes. > ADMISSION: Gents: 5/-, Ladies 3/-; Double Ticket 7/6. Free Buses leave Opunake and Manaia at 7.30 p.m. Crowd the hall; we’ll find room for you! D.WINEERA, Secretary. MT. EGMONT ALPINE CLUB. JJANTERN gECTURE. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), OCTOBER 4. AT 7.45 o’clock. CLUB ROOM, WINTER SHOW BUILDINGS, HAWERA MR. ROD SYME on . “RECENT ASCENT OF. MT. COOK” Everyone Invited. ■ Ladies, a Basket; Gentlemen. 1/-. (JRAND gALL DE gUXE OMATA HALL. OMATA HALL. THURSDAY, 10th OCTOBER. Featuring Coburn’s Star Orchestra. Premier Dance Musicians of Taranaki. Everything of the Best. Floor, Supper and Music; Free Buses from New Plymouth and Waiters. Book seats early, with Gibson’s and St. George. Double Tickets, 6/-, Men 4/-, Ladies 3/-. THE BEST BIGGEST AND BRIGHTEST BALL OF THE YEAR! • ' Q.RAND CHILDREN’S gALL. (In aid of Convent Funds.) To be held in the K APONG A TOWN HALL. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11; 1929. Children’s Hours, 7 to 9 p.m. Special Feature of the Evening, Music by SAIT’S ORCHESTRA (Eltham). PRICES : Children 1/-, Ladies 2/6, Gents. 3/-. Excellent Sit-down Supper. KMAAPNOANIGAA. Tired of guessing yet| Here’s a start. KA . M r. We’ll tell you all the rest at the JfANAIA 'J T OWN JJALL. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1929. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1929. JJARDWICKE & gOBERTSON, LTD., WINE, SPIRIT AND TOBACCO MERCHANTS. Successors to— GOLDWATER BROS., COURTENAY ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. - ’Phone 95. : c P.O. Box 12. And at-Wellington. ' •