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Taranaki Daily News, 5 October 1929, Page 3

' ' AMUSEMENTS. BIG “TALKIE” MATINEE TO-DAY I BIG “TALKIE" MATINEE TO DAY! AT 2 P.M. PRICES: 2/' and 1/6; Children 1/- and 9d EVERYBODY’S THEATRE NEW PLYMOUTH. ( ; The Home of the Talkies.”) Steam Heated for Your Comfort. TO-NIGHT! AT 7.45. TO-NIGHT! COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. Headed by the FOX MOVIETONE ALL TALKING FOX MOVIETONE ALL TALKING OUTDOOR DRAMA. OUTDOOR DRAMA. “IN OLD ARIZONA.” “IN OLD ARIZONA.” “IN OLD ARIZONA.”, “IN OLD ARIZONA.”* — Starring — EDMUND LOWE, WARNER BAXTER, & DOROTHY BURGESS. ALL DIALOGUE FROM FIRST TO LAST! ! Concerning ‘The Cisco Kid," a notorious bandit; • “Sergeant Micky Dunn,” a - military officer, set. to catch him, and ‘ Toma Maria,” a girl the : bandit loved. . In Support: TALKING,' SINGING AND SOUND . subjects,' including Fox ■ Movietone -News .■• (events in -sound -and talk.), “Belle of Somoa" (a tabloid musical • comedy, starring- ,Lois - Moran :and -Clarke and McCullough), and “Bonelli .and Keller” (famous PRICES: <3/-.-(phis tax),- 2/- and 1/6. •. 'All Reserves 3/-. (plus 3d tax). BOX PLAN at -COLLIER’S until noon—- -'• then at Big. Orange Drink or 'phone 365 TO-NIGHT! _ .j: JILTHAM \ / JHEATRE. SATURDAY,' AT 8 p.nf.‘ ■ BIG; DOUBLE-FEATURE PROGRAMME. ■ . i ..jean-hersholT •/•?-./■■;. .7/•■<.'■■/• ■ ;.■' “MODERN LOVE.” / . • “MODERN; .LOVE.” .■-.; ;■/ ■ Love, Honour, and “O-Baby.” - screanv -cqmedy'of ;a'“perhaps” '. • ' ■ •:: marriage. ••• ■■ ■ .;•. ■ " And ... NORMA SHEARER . ; //.,. - • - — in— . . -.-■„ : ■ , ‘THE LATEST FROM PARIS.” ‘THE) LATEST FROM PARIS.” Fun! Fashions! Females Wiles!- Norma. Shearer as an up-to-the-minute travelling - sales.lady leads .you.an such a grand tour of laughs and loves as you've seldom en- ■ countered. • Real Good Supporting' Programme. PRICES: 2/- and” 1/6; Children Half-price. MUSICAL EVENT OF THE YEAR. gLTH AM J 0 W N HALL FRIDAY, 11th OCTOBER, AT 8 p.m. MR. HUBERT CARTER MR. HUBERT CARTER MR. HUBERT. CARTER (N.Z.'s Eminent Tenor). Assisted by a talented company of leading'Ha wcra and Wanganui Artistes, (undei arrangement with the Eltham Lawn Tennis Club and Knox Presbyterian Church). PRICES: 3/ : and. 2/-. ' ■ Seats Reserved at Carmans. SKATING! ■ CORONATION HALL, NEW PLYMOUTH. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), OCT. 5. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), OCT. 5. At 8 o’clock. POPULAR PRICES. NEW PLYMOUTH GIRL GUIDBS’ ASSN. AN ENTERTAINMENT will be held in St. Mary’s Hall, on THURSDAY; October 10, at 7.30 p.m. Splendid programme by Guides and Brownies. All parents and friends cordially invited. Collection at door. D. GIDDY, - District Secretary. ; ' 'rahotu hall. CHEESEPUNCHERS Ist ANNUAL Q.RAND J) ANC E, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1929. Barker’s Orchestra (4 instruments) Floor Waxed. Supper Finest. ■ ADMISSION: Ladies 2/-, ‘Gents 3/.-. Q.RAND J>ALL DE 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 Waitara. Book seats early with Gibson’s and St. George. Double Tickets 6/-, Men 4/-, Ladies 3/-. , THE 'BEST BIGGEST AND BRIGHTEST r' ■ , >z> BALL OF THE YEAR! ' Every sheet of ‘ORB” bears a trademark. * “ORB” is guaranteed for quality, economy and rigidity. JYSAGHT’S QRB Jg-RAND (JORRUGATED JRON Write John Lyeaght, Ltd., Box 341, Wellington, for frgft copy of their Pocket Handbook. ' (3) FARMERS! FARMERS! ’THE NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO. LTD., Issues a SPECIAL -FARMERS ACCIDENT AND SICKNESS POLICY.