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Taranaki Daily News, 28 April 1930, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. PROGRAMMES NIGHTLY AT 8. PEOPLE’S “TALKIES” NEW PLYMOUTH. (Heated Throughout.). ■ NOW SHOWING! NOW SHOWING! GLENN TRYON — MERNA KENNEDY GLENN TRYON — MERNA KENNEDY With OTIS HARLAN in the All-Talking Comedy Riot, “BARNUM WAS RIGHT.” — “ BARNUM “BARNUM WAS RIGHT.” “BARNUM WAS RIGHT.” A Comedy Romance of a Youth who tried to “put over” a Summer. Resort with stories of Pirate Gold—and the hilarious complications and consequences that ensued. IT’S ONE LONG LAUGH! In Support: Universal News, British Empire Bulletin, “Cold Turkey” (Oswald Cartoon), “Mush Again” (a funny talking comedy), and “The Ace of Scotland Yard,” Chapter 9. PRICES AS USUAL. Plan at Collier’s OEO PUBLIC HALL. gECOND pUCHRE AND TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), APRIL 28, 1930. pHE Brightest Dance of the Season! The Eltham Tennis Club Ball, Friday, May 2. FAREWELL HAROLD LLOYD. FAREWELL HAROLD LLOYD. — In — ' \ “WELCOME DANGER.” OPERA HOUSE “TALKIES” HAWERA. TO-NIGHT FOR THE LAST TIME! The incomparable Comedian and his Supreme Achievement. You haven’t seen anything! You haven’t heard anything! You know nothing of what real talkies are until you hear the .. Golden Voice on the Silver Screen. HAROLD LLOYD HAROLD LLOYD HAROLD LLOYD HAROLD LLOYD In. his First All-Talking Laugh Riol. — “WELCOME DANGER.” — — “WELCOME DANGER.”,—Action! Thrills! Love!—A masterpiece of Lloyd comedy. The world-famous comedian adds’ Words to his Action, and how! Here’s the Greatest Talk Comedy ever. “Welcome Danger”—it’s a Laugh-cure for anything. ALL-TALKING! EXCELLENT SUPPORTING FEATURES. Box Plans Filling Rapidly. ’Phone. 2713, Miss Blake’s AND RESERVE! jgE in the movies at the Waitui Axemen’s Carnival. FOOTBALL. MANUTAHI SEVEN-A-SIDE pOOTBALL pOURNAMENT (Second Annual Fixture) To be held on the

MAN UTAH I DOMAIN. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1930. Commencing at 11 a.m. sharp. For the Manutahi Shield, presented by Lovell and Christmas, Ltd., London, and Seven Gold Medals. Seven Silver Cups for Runners-up. FOR JUNIOR TEAMS ONLY. Nomination Fees, 10/6 per team. NOMINATIONS. CLOSE ON MONDAY, APRIL"*2B. GRAND BALL GRAND BALL ’ GRAND BALL ... GRAND BALL Will be held in the Evening. Music by . Wills’ Melody Makers Orchestra. Excellent Floor and Dainty Supper. ADMISSION: Tournament, Adults 1/-. Dance, Gentlemen 3/-, Ladies 2/-. Bus will leave Criterion Garage, Hawcra, at 7.30 p.m. for the Dance. Return Fare 1/-. M. P. COMERFORD, Hon. Secretary. ’Phone 29140, Hawera. HORTICULTURAL SHOWS. ST. MARY’S QHRYSANTHEMUM & J)AHLIA gHOW. ST. MARY'S HALL, N.P. THURSDAY, MAY 1 (afternoon and evening) FRIDAY, MAY 2 (afternoon). Produce and Flower Stalls. Afternoon Tea. A MUSICAL PROGRAMME will be given on Thursday Evening. MISS J. CURTIS, Hon. Secretary, .’. 69 Fulford St., 'Phone 459. TENDERS. TRAMWAY’ LOAN PROPOSALS. MEETING of Ratepayers will be held in Workers’ Social Hall, Courtenay St., on TUESDAY, 29th instant, at 8 p.m., to consider the £11,200 and £5500 Tramway Loan Proposals. A large attendance is requested. H. V. S. GRIFFITHS, Mayor. OKATO POST OFFICE. INTERIOR PAINTING, PAPERING AND RENOVATIONS. 'J’ENDERS, closing the 6th May with the District Engineer, Public Works Department, Stratford, are invited for interior Painting, etc., at the Okato Post Office. Specifications may be seen at New Plymouth and Okato Post Offices. JJUNTING piXTURES. Thursday, May I—Mr. J. Edwin, Waihi, Thursday, May B—Mr. A. Cole, Owhanga. Road.