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Taranaki Daily News, 28 December 1929, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS. BIG MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. BIG MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. PRICES: 2/- and 1/6; Children, 1/- and 9d. PEOPLES’ “TALKIES” NEW PLYMOUTH. TO-DAY—2 P.M. TO-NIGHT—AT 8. COMPLETE NEW PROGRAMME, headed by the' ALL TALKING SPECIAL ALL TALKING SPECIAL (Acclaimed by Sydney Newspaper Critics as the finest talkie so far produced) ‘THE LETTER” “THE LETTER" ‘THE LETTER" “THE LETTER” ‘THE LETTER" “THE LETTER’‘THE LETTER" “THE LETTER” W. Somerset Maughan’s Great Novel. Starring JEANNIE EAGELS AND 0. P. HEGGIE JEANNIE EAGELS AND 0. P. HEGGIE JEANNIE EAGELS AND 0. P. HEGGIE JEANNIE EAGELS AND* 0. P. HEGGIE A picture so true’’ and startling that we defy a single person to see it through without being so profoundly moved that he or she will remember it for weeks. ‘THE LETTER” is a story of life as it is lived by some white men and women who ha- e been ensnared by the spell of the East. In Addition: Gazette, Radio Rythm (musical), Tito Schipa (world’s premier lyric singer in 3 offerings), “Schubert’s Friend" (introducing five of the songs by the master), and comedy. PRICES AS USUAL. Plan at Collier’s or 'phone 548 to-night. . • JJLTHAM MUNICIPAL piCTURES SATURDAY. The World’s Greatest Screen Extravaganza IVAN MOSJOUKINE And a cast of 1000, in “PRINCE OF ADVENTURES.” "PRINCE OF ADVENTURES." He fought, he plotted, he starved—all with one thought in mind,' the favour of some new beautiful face. From carnival Venice to frozen Russia, he carried his mad pursuit of romance. You will gasp, at his daring, marvel at the dazzling colour spectacles. This picture has no equal of its kind. Also : ; WILLIAM HAINES . — In — -‘TELLING THE WORLD.” A story of the newspaper world. FuU of action, human interest, and comedy, that takes you into the midst of a Chinese revolution. Melodrama! Gorgeous comedy! Also COMEDY, NEWS TO OPEN. '• HOLIDAY NOTICES. TARANAKI ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. 'J’HE Office of the Board will Le Closed for Christmas Holidays until 9 a.m. on 3rd January, 1930. ♦ TARANAKI EMPLOYERS’ ASSOCIATION CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. t—’J'HE Retailers of New Plymouth will observe the foEowing hours during Christmas and New Year:— DECEMBER 24—Close 10 p.jn. DECEMBER 25, 26, and 27—Close all day. . \ SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28—Remain open until 5.30 p.m. DECEMBER 31—Close 10 p.m. JANUARY 1 and 2—Close all day, FRIDAY, January ,-3 —Close 5.30 p.m. SATURDAY, JANUARY 4 : Close 12.30 p.m. NOTE —See separate advertisement for Grocers and Butchers. VAL. DUFF, Secretary. i—ta——n——— PUBLIC NOTICES. TOURISTS TO MT. MESSENGER! ' J>ARK your cars at the summit and enjoy the glorious view and a good cup of tea at the new “Bird Cage.” Soft Drinks, Ices, Sandwiches, Cigarettes, eto. NOTICE. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. OWNERS of Straying Horses and Cattle damaging gates or fences alongside my property, Manaia and Neal Road, will be prosecuted without further notice. LEN. CHAMBERLAIN, _ Manaia Road, Kaponga. WE STOCK THE FAMOUS SUNFLOWER BUTTER (in lib Pats) GADDS, LTD.' The Cash Grocers, DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. 'Phone 242. SOUTH TARANAKI AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION (Inc.) POR .he convenience of our members and members of other associations who may be touring during the holidays, the Association’s Hawera office will be OPEN right through the holidays excepting on Christmas Day, Nev,' Year's Day, and on January 2. 1930 Road Guides and touring maps are available. Intending members may enrol i during the holidays and secure all the benefits of membership, including hotel concessions and. cheaper insurance. For information telephone 2095 or 2096. W. G. WALKLEY, - General Secretarv.