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Taranaki Daily News, 29 March 1930, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. MONSTER 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. HA! HA! REGINALD DENNY HA! HA! REGINALD DENNY HA! HA! REGINALD DENNY HA! HA! HA!-HA! In the Most Hilarious SuccesHAI HA! sion of Embarrassing Moments HA 1 HA! ever suffered by anyone, anyHA! HA! where, anytime. And all a HA! HA! part of the most Delightfully HA! HA! Humorous and charmingly roHA! HA! mantic love stories yet recorded HA! HA! on the Talking Screen. HA! HA! He was catapulted into a HA! HA! Courtship with a Girl he had HA! HA! never met; then, trying to HA! HA! meet her at midnight, he met HA! HA! abort every other female in HA! HA! the house—AND HOW! HA! HA! HA! HA! You’ll Laugh till You Cry HA! HA! at this HA! HA! Sparkling Snappy HA! HA! All Talking, All Laughing, HA! HA! All Blushing HA! HA! AU Screaming Comedy. HA! HA! HA! HA! ‘EMBARRASSING MOMENTS’ HA! HA! ‘EMBARRASSING MOMENTS’ HA! HA! ‘EMBARRASSING MOMENTS’ In Support: International News, “The Actor" (short playlet), “King of the Cam pus" (talkie featurette), and “The Ace of Scotland Yard," No. 6. PRICES AS USUAL. Plan at Collier’s until noon —then at People’s Confectionery or ’phone 548 To-night,

IDEAL THEATRE ST. JOHN’S HALL, WAITARA. . TO-NIGHT, AT 8. RUTH TAYLOR & JAMES HALL In Anne NichoLs’ “JUST MARRIE D." “JUST MARRI ED.” A tale of a tangled honeymoon! How his knees shook! He was “JUST MARRIE D." It’s a Paramount Picture. Also showing: 2nd Episode “THE SCARLET ARROW.” “SKATING HOME," a Christie Comedy. Cartoon, Educational, and Two Gazettes. Usual Family Prices, 1/-; Children 6d. COMING! WEDNESDAY NEXT! The British Legion Film, “ REMEMBRANCE.” “ REMEMBRANCE.” The most sincere War Picture yet made! Tense moments! Gripping scenes; Reserves at E. Lash’s, Hairdresser. JgLTHAM MUNICIPAL 'J’HEATRE TO-NIGHT! DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME. John Hersholt and Kathryn Ciawford — In — “THE CLIMA X.” “THE CLIMA X." An intense soul gripping drama set in glorious glamorous Italy, and TIM McCOY — In — “SIOUX BLOO D." “SIOUX BLOOD.” A stirring, thrilling story of the early Pioneer days of the West in the 80’s, when the cruel deeds of the Redmen were the terror of a nation. Of two beloved brothers who were separated by Indians in their childhood, only to be brought together again in mortal conflict. Supports: COMEDY; NEWS TO OPEN. MAHOE HALL. MAHOE HALL. JgUCHRE AND J)ANCE. Series of Fortnightly Euchre Parties will Commence on April 1, at 8 p.m. Prizes for Ladies and Gentlemen, and Valuable Points Prizes for the Series. FIRST-CLASS FLOOR AND MUSIC. (Funds to Repair Hall.) ADMISSION: Gentlemen 2/-, Ladies 1/6; Local Ladies a Basket. E. P. BURROWS, Hon. Secretary. START THE SEASON WELL AT THE 2Gth ANNUAL QRAND QPENING JJALL HEMPTON HALL, OKATO, TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1930. Music by George’s Orchestra of Six Instruments. High-class Floor and the latest and best in decorations and refreshments. This is the Ball that undoubtedly leads the way in popularity every season. ADMISION: Ladies 2/6, Gentlemen 5/-. Free bus leaves Gibson’s Garage, N.P., at 7 p.m. Book Early. L. HICKFORI-, Hon. Sec. LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! OPUNAKE FOOTBALLERS’ -'J'UG-OF-WAR 'JOURN AMENT. TOWN HALL, OPUNAKE. FINALS MONDAY NIGHT. OPUNAKE BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Heavyweights, 8751b5. First, Prize, £l2 10/-; Second Prize, £5. Lightweights, 7351b5. First Prize £l2 10/-; Second Prize £5. Men over 12 stone not allowed to pull in Lightweight Class. Half-Lock 3-minute Pulls. BIG DANCE TO FOLLOW FINAL PULL. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 3/-, Ladies 2/-. J. HARRIGAN, Hon. Secretary. HUIRANGI HALL. TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1930, AT 8 P.M. JJODERN AND QLD-TIME J)ANCE (In aid of Brixton Cricket Club). Excellent Music. Martin’s Orchestra, four instruments. ADMISSION: Gents 2/-, Ladies 1/6. W. JOHNSTON, Hon. Secretary.