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Taranaki Daily News, 29 September 1930, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. TWO SCREENINGS DAILY. TWO SCREENINGS DAILY. MATINEES—2 p.m. EVENINGS—7.4S. MATINEES—2 p.m. EVENINGS—7.4S. PRICES: 2/- (plus tax) and 1/6; . Children, 1/- and 9d. EVERYBODY’S TALKIES NEW PLYMOUTH. FIRST NATIONAL AND VITAPHONE’S SCINTILLATING ADAPTATION OF THE FAMOUS MUSICAL COMEDY. “NO, NO : “NO, NO j “NO, NO N—A/-N—E—T--T—E;” N—A—N—E—T—T—E.” N_A—N—E—T—T—E.” N_A—N—E-T—T—E.” Starring ALEXANDER GRAY, BERNICE CLAIRE LOUISE FAZENDA, LUCIEN LITTLEFIELD, LILYAN TASHMAN, ZAZU PITTS AND MANY STAGE & SCREEN STARS. If you were disappointed at not seeing the stage show, you will forget all about it when you see and hear this version, as it would be impossible for the stage to present such a sumptuous show, and such coloured scenes as the AEROPLANE HONEYMOON AMONG THE STARS, TRIP TO MARS AND DANCE OF THE MARCIANS, “KING OF THE AIR” NUMBER WITH ITS HUMAN AEROPLANE. TOWERING WELCOME HOME FINALE WITH 200 DANCERS AND A LIFE-SIZE 1940 MODEL ZEPPELIN SOARING ABOVE THE STAGE! IN ADDITION: Movietone News, “Harry Rosenthals musical revels,” “Red Donahue and Uno” (in comedy playlet), “The Hunt” (male quartette in popular hunting songs, and Pathe. Sound News. PRICES AS USUAL. Reserves at Collier’s GRAND THEATRE, HAWERA. TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), SEPT.'29. At 7.45 p.m. A Unique, Fascinating Programme, rendered by MAORI SINGERS, ORATORS AND MUSICIANS of THE METHODIST ' pARTY. I PRICES: Adults 1/6 and 1/-; Children, Half-price. Box Plan at Messrs. E. Dixon and Co.', Ltd. Whatever else you miss—DON’T MISS THIS! RAIN! HAIL! SNOW! OR SHINE! Come and haveanother GOOD TIME at the QLD-TIME & JJJODERN QANCE. — In the — TARIKI HALL. . TO-NIGHT, ' ' , . 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. “ OKAIAWA METHODIST QOBWEB £OCIAL '' WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1930. Large Cobweb Christmas Tree, Produce Stall, Lolly Stall, Ice Cream, Supper. ADMISSION: Adults 1/-, Children free. QRAND pONG-NIGHT QANCE To be held in the TE KIRI HALL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, Henderson’s Star Band will play all the Latest Hits. NOVELTTY 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 yourselves. You are only young once! ADMISSIONi Gentlemen. 3/-, Ladies 2/-. J. CRAWFORD, Hon. Sec. H.A.C.B.S. AND QLD-TIME QANCE ST. MARY’S HALL, TO-NIGHT (MONDAY),’’AT 8 O’CLOCK. McNeill’s Orchestra. Good Supper. GENTLEMEN 2/6, LADIES 1/6. WHAT’S THIS! WHY? THE FINAL WIND-UP OF THE I JtyfAHOE ( QANCES. Everybody's Talking About It. So come and dance to the tune of Boulton's Famous Dance Band. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1930. GOOD FLOOR. GOOD SUPPER. Euchre foY Non-dancek and people playing for points prize. Prizes given out this night. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 3/-, Ladies 2/. Free Buses from Stratford and Kaponga, at 7.30 p.m. E. BURROWS, Hon. Secretary. pUCHRE AND QANCE. PUNGAREHU HALL. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1930. EUCHRE PRIZES: Gentlemen value £l, Ladies value £l. Proceeds in aid of Building Fund. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 2/6, Ladies 1/6. Pungarehu Hall Society Inc. F. E. GRINLINTON, Hon. Secretary. Jg ARG A INS IN pURNITURE — At — WESTON’S VALUE STORE. Light Oak Dining Room Suite, consisting of Sideboard, Oval or Gate-legged Table. Embossed Genoa Velvet circular front Chesterlield, Fi-ured Velvet circtil front Chesterfield. This Furniture is Artistic in Design and Sound in WorkmanshipFunerals Furnished in Town or Country WESTON" BROS.. ’Phone 788 'Phone 7SB. BROADWAY NORTH. STRmTFORD. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS. CHEAP TIMBER. . TYIRECT from the Sawmiller for all purposes. Write for Price List. THE HOROPITO SAWMILLING CO., Box 408, WanganuL