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Taranaki Daily News, 27 September 1930, Page 3

amusements. MATINEE! TO DAY, 2 P.M. MATINEE! TO-DAY, 2 P.M. PRICES: 2/- (plus tax) and 1/6; Children, 1/- and 9d. Exactly the same big programme as showing to-night. EVERYBODY’S TALKIES NEW PLYMOUTH. TO-NIGHT! AT 7.45. TO NIGHT! First National and Vitaphone Present THE FAMOUS MUSICAL COMEDY STAGE SUCCESS as one of the greatest all falsing, singmg, dancing comedy romances of the audible screen. : ‘NO, NO, NANETTE.” ' ••‘NO, NO, NANETTE.” •‘NO, NO, NANETTE.” — Starring — ALEXANDER GRAY, BERNICE CLAIRE ALEXANDER GRAY, BERNICE CLAIRE LOUISE FAZENDA. LOUISE FAZENDA. And Dozens of Other Famous Screen' „ : V ' and Stage Notables. Here is the stage production that , broke all existing box office records the whole world over, and now Vitaphone brings it to the talking screen! Twice as many dancing beauties! Twice as many songs! Twice as many stars and Comedy in full colour settings twice the size and splendor of the stage-production. ■ ■-■; IN ADDITION; Movietone' News, “Harry Rosenthals musical revets,? . “Red Donahue and Uno” (in comedy playlet), and “The Hunt (male quartet in popular hunting songs. PRICES AS USUAL.' Plan at Collier’s until noon —-then at. Big Orange Drink : , or 'phone 305 to-night. WAITARA TALKIES THEATRE. ROYAL. MATINEE TO-DAY 2 p.m. EVENING 8 p.m. The All-Talking Screen version of Ben Travers’ delightful farce: ROOKERY NOOK ROOKERY NOOK ROOKERY NOOK ROOKERY NOOK All Laughing! , ' ' AH British! Dress Circle 2/3, Stalls 1/6. SATURDAY & MONDAY, OCT. 4 and 6: ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT Box Plans open at D. H. Purdie’s Monday morning. Here is what everybody is waiting for. THE COMBINED SPINSTERS’ AND BACHELORS’ QLD-TIME B ALL - To be held in the CARDIFF HALL. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. ' , At 8 p.m. sharp. Music by Boulton’s Dance Band. (Four Instruments.) Free Bus from Stratford at 7.30 p.m. ADMISSION:’Ladies 2/-, Gentlemen 2/6. QRAND JJONG-NIGHT QANCE To be held iii the TE KIRI HALL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER I, Henderson’s Star Band will play all the Latest Hits. NOVELTY DANCES GALORE, , including Spot Waltz, Monte Carlo and Balloon Dance. Tip-top Floor, and Supper in comfort. If you want to know' where they hold good dances and have good times, it is at Te Kiri Hall, so come and enjoy your'selves. You are.only young once! /ADMISSION: Gentlemen 3/-, Ladies 2/-. - : J. CRAWFORD, Hon. Sec. OAKURA HALL, SEPTEMBER 30. A ' CONCERT AND DANCE will be held ' in the Oakura Hall on TUESDAY, September 30. Proceeds, in aid of New Plymouth Plunket Society. A splendid programme will be given by New Plymouth artists. Concert from Bto 10 and a dance to follow. So come along and help; the Welfare of the Plunket Society. ADMlSSlON:'Gentlemen 2/6, Ladies 1/6. ■ ' . • R. -G. .KNAPMAN, ■ ; ' Hon. Secretary. : .HEMPTON HALL, OKATO. ' GRAND OOMPLIMENTARY J) ANGE. OCTOBER 1, 1930 •To the ladies who asisted with THE FOOTBALLERS! BALL. GOOD MUSIC. K. HICKFORD, Hon. Secretary. GRAND OARNIVAL J)ANCE AND ]£UCHRE. LEPPERTON HALL, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1930. RENTON’S ORCHESTRA. Streamers, Confetti, Snowballs. Other items GOOD PRIZES. GOOD SUPPER. Buses from New Plymouth and Waitara. PRICES ALL ROUND, 2/6. RAIN! HAIL! SNOW! OR SHINE! Come and haveanother GOOD TIME at the QLD-TIME & JJODERN QANCE. ■ — In the — TARIKI HALL. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1930. RENTON'S ORCHESTRA. Euchre for non-Dancers. Good Prizes. Good Floor and Supper. Funds in Aid of Tennis Club. ADMISSION: Ladies 1/6, Gentlemen 2/6. L. HUCKER, Hon. Secretary. JUST FOR FUN— And your pleasure —a Ball —a oig , wind-up Ball—at Oniata on October seventh— all the best—Renton’s orchestra —a floor that makes you dance —supper to entictf you—free buses to bring you and take you from the biggest —-the brightest—the Best Ball of the Year! HOLD EVEYTHING! for QMATA'S JJALL. TUESDAY, OCTOBER SEVENTH.