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Taranaki Daily News, 23 August 1930, Page 3

amusements. I*COMMENCING TO-DAY! ' COMMENCING TO-DAY! MATINEE 2 P.M. EVENING AT 7.45. • ; special season of THREE MATINEES & THREE NIGHTS. Matinee Prices: D.C. 2/* (plus 3d tax), Stalls 1/6, Children 1/- and 9d. EVERYBODY’S TALKIES NEW PLYMOUTH. “Steam Heated for your Comfort,” ENGLAND 100 PER CENT. TALKIE SENSATION. The most excruciatingly funny thing the talkies has ever done. “SPLINTERS”' “SPLINTERS” “SPLINTERS” “SPLINTERS” p “SPLINTERS" “SPLINTERS” “SPLINTERS” • “SPLINTERS” • “SPLINTERS” “SPLINTERS” “SPLINTERS" “SPLINTERS" “SPLINTERS" Z “SPLINTERS" "SPLINTERS” ! “SPLINTERS" ■ . “SPLINTERS" . . The Famous British Army Concert Revue. ALL TALKING! ALL SINGING! ALL BRITISH! ALL LAUGHING! The Gem from the Fragments of France. — With — . • HAL-JONES — REG STONE NELSON KEYS — SYDNEY HOWARD Its perfect English studded with the charm and humour that only English comedians i ' could give you. \ : IN ADDITION: ‘‘Pilgrim Papas" (Benny Rubin short), “Christmas Cheer” . (Sunny Jim Comedy), Short Speech by the late Sir A. "Conan Doyle, and “Loye, Honour and Oh Baby” '(Fox All Talking Comedy). PRICES: D.C. 3/- (plus 4d tax), Back Stalls 2/- (plus 3d tax), Front Stalls 1/6. Plan at Collier's until noon—then at Big ■ Orange Drink. ' /

■■ NEW - THEATRE ■. OPUNAKE. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), AUGUST 23. - Monday, Aug 25. Tuesday, Aug. 26. MATINEE SATURDAY & MONDAY, At.2 p.m. That Stupendous Talkie Success. . First National and Vitaphone's “PARIS'? Comedy Drama scintillating “PARIS” with dazzling. technicolotir /‘PARIS” scenes, abounding with catchy “PARIS” lyrics, entrancing dancing, won- , “PARIS" derful dressing and powerful “PARIS" chorus. Strong Cast headed by: . IRENE BORDONI The Darling of the IRENE BORDONI Boulevards. •/ ' ? ~ — And — JACK BUCHANAN The English .Musical JACK BUCHANAN Comedy Star. 'PHONE NO. I FOR RESERVATIONS. ;—;—; ; CARDIFF HALL! . CARDIFF HALL! , ()LD-TIME . JQANCE. , TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1930. Splendid Floor and Supper. ’ Sait's Orchestra (four instruments). ADMISSION: Gentlemen 2/6, Ladies 2/-. Free Bus from Stratford. The Time, The Place, and the Girl! The Time: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27. The Place: OAONUI HALL. .And the Girl will be at the OAONUI BACHELORS’ . JJANCE The Biggest, Brightest, Best, Largest, Liveliest, Last. DON’T MISS IT! Some of the Attractions: HENDERSON’S BIG SIX ORCHESTRA Famous because it’s Good. NUMEROUS NOVELTY DANCES, including Monte-Carlo, Balloon, Lucky Number, , and , the , Popular Snowball '' Dance. Snowballs, etc., free to patrons. - BIG CASH PRIZES. ’ ' An Excellent Supper, and an Excellent Time Guaranteed All. , No efforts will be spared,, to make this ; dance a memorable one. LADIES 2/- ONLY, GENTS 3/- ONLY. Free Buses from Opunake.

TARIKI FOOTBALL CLUB. gUCHRE AND JJANCE. ■ TARIKI HALL. THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1930. Music O.K. Supper the best. Floor' Al, , Good Prizes for Euchre. ADMISSION: Gentlemen, 2/6, -Ladies 1/6. W. G. HUCKER, Hon. Secretary.. RESERVE September 9. Albert Road’s great wind-up dance at Egmont Village Hall. Something special. KAIMATA BRANCH FARMERS’ UNION .. ANNUAL'' ' ' J^UCHRE.pARTY & J)ANCE. AND PRESENTATION OF PRIZES. KAIMATA HALL. TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1930. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 2/6, Ladies 1/6. HARRIS' ORCHESTRA. J. KLENNER, Hon. Secretary. KAPONGA FOOTBALLERS' (JRAND J>ALL. TOWN HALL, KAPONGA. THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1939. > f McNeill’s 1930 Dance Band. NOVELTY DANCES. Spoon and Fork Supper. M.C.'s: Messrs. C. Twist, R. Jefcoate and J. Hainmersley, Curd's Free Bus from Stratford, 7.45 p.m., via Eltham, at Post Office 8.5 p.m. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 5/-, Ladies 3/-; Double Ticket 7/6. ' • ’' b: hammersley, . ,R. G. hi;l, > ?&at. Hon. Secs.