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Taranaki Daily News, 30 August 1930, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. MATINEE TO-DAY, 2 P.M. MATINEE MATINEE ——- MATINEE PRICES: 2/- (plus 3d tax), and 1/6; Children, 1/- and 9d. THE REGENT. ; NEW PLYMOUTH. i (Heated Throughout.) TO-NIGHT! AT' 7.45. TO-NIGHT! (Three Night Season.)* A Sensational Drama of-To-day by Elinor Glyn. ’ Acclaimed the widest read author .of modern timeo. Her “3 Weeks” created a sensation.’ Her “It” ignited the world, and this, her first all talking picture, full •of romance .and adventure, is so astounding that it must appeal to all. “SUCH MEN ARE DANGEROUS.” “SUCH MEN ARE DANGEROUS." “SUCH MEN ARE DANGEROUS.” “SUCH MEN ARE DANGEROUS." — Starring —-. WARNER BAXTER and — WARNER BAXTER and — CATHERINE DALE OWEN CATHERINE DALE OWEN An amazing story of love, adventure and physical redemption. 1 (Recommended more especially for adults) IN ADDITION: Movietone News, “The Admirals” (nava)/ quartette), “50 Miles from Broadway" (talking comedy), and “Martinelli ’’ (tenor of Metropolitan Opera Co.) PRICES AS USUAL. Plan at Collier’s until noon—then at Regent Confectionery. ELTHAM TALKIES TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! 1 Girls, Gaiety and Paris. Oh-la-la! 1 MAURICE CHEVALIER MAURICE CHEVALIER ' ' - "/ —ln — ' “INNOCENTS OF "PARIS.” “INNOCENTS OF PARIS.” “INNOCENTS OF PARIS.” “INNOCENTS OF PARIS.” A Drama that tugs at the Heart Strings —that makes you cry and laugh, and that makes you happy. -: Fine Theme Songs. - GOOD SUPPORTS. [ PRICES: 2/- (plus tax), 1/6; Children half-price. Box . Plan at Carman’s Book Arcade. gA N D CIT AL. PUKEKURA PARK, N.P. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), 2.45 P.M. 1 — By — . CITIZENS’ BAND CITIZENS’ BAND ’ CITIZENS’ BAND (Weather Permitting.) ' Collection will be taken to reduce contest ; fund deficiency. g K A T I N G! : ’ CORONATION HALL — TO-DAY

Afternoon Session for Learners. >(2.30 to 4.30 p.m.) : Popular Prices: Adults, Floor and Skates 1/-; Children 6d; Spectators 3d. MATAPU HALL. MATAPU HALL. A BALL will be held in the above hall ‘‘on FRIDAY, September 5, 1930. Proceeds in aid of hall funds. HENDERSON’S ... STAR ORCHESTRA. ' Free buses from Eltham and Opunake. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 3/-, Ladies 2/-. H. SHARP, Hon. Secretary. TALLY HO! ■ TALLY HO! JJUNT JgALL. Under the patronage • of the TARANAKI HUNT CLUB. • Will be held in the ‘ WAIHI MEMORIAL HALL. ■. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. _ • •_ Music by McNeill’s Orchestra. Everything up to our usual standard. . ADMISSION: Gentlemen 4/6, Ladies-2/6. .. R. L. POWELL, . JAS. DRAPER, Joint Hon. Seos. ' . ' MIDHIRST HALL. OLD-TIME DANCE. OLD-TIME TUNES. RECORD Attendance is expected at an OLD-TIME DANCE conducted by the Ladies’ Guild on .WEDNESDAY, September 3. Specially selected tunes will be played by Boulton’s Orchestra. Curd’s Free Bug leaves Stratford 7.45 p.m. SUPPER PROVIDED. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 2/6, Ladies 2/-. H. SYMONDS, Hon. Secretary. “BUTTON UP YOUR OVERCOAT" and spin along in your car to the KAIMATA BACHELORS’ & SPINSTERS’ QR.AND.’ ' JJALL. — In the — KAIMATA HALL. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1950. “OVERCOATS OFF' when you hear BOULTON'S PROFESSIONAL DANCE BAND. (Four Instruments) Strike up in their usual gay style. Spoon and Fork Supper. Glassy Floor! Novelty Dances! L. Old's Free Cars leave Inglewood Post Office at 7.45 p.m. St. George’s Free Bus will leave Marble Bar, Waitara, at 7.15. R. KLENNER, E. EAGER, Hon. Secretaries. “Overcoats on at Seven!” Overcoats off at Eight!” Overcoats on at 2 a.m. as home to bed you go. JTEEP Kapex Cough Cubes handy. The most effective combatant of coughs and colds. 1/6 tin all chemists.