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Taranaki Daily News, 1 November 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. THE REGENT NEW PLYMOUTH. TO4NTGHT! At 8 ’TO4NTGHT! Monster Six-night Season! The Voice that the Whole World has been Waiting to Hear— The Voice that will Multiply . Tenfold all the Thrills that ! This Gorgeous Star lias Ever Held For You. GRETA GARBO GRETA GARBO ■ GRETA GARBO In the All-talking Sensation of the Year. “ANNA CHRISTI E.” “ANNA CHRISTI E.” ‘‘ANNA CHRISTI E.” A bit of Human Flotsam on the current of life and love ... 'A role of unforgettable • power and appeal foi the Lovely Star — With — MARIE DRESSLER CHARLES BICKFORD (Recommended by the N.Z. Censor more especially for adult audiences.) P IN SUPPORT:.

Metrotone News, George Dewey Wallington (tenor; .and STAN LAUREL & OLIVER HARDY STAN LAUREL & OLIVER HARDY . The Screen’s Funniest Comedians in a Screaming Talking-Comedy “BRATS.” — ‘ — “BRATS.” '

PRICES AS USUAL. Plan at,Collier’s until noon, then at Regent Confectionery Or ’Phone '548 To-night.

ELTHAM TALKIES TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! MATINEE SATURDAY-AT 1.30. The idol of Broadway comes to the screen in a glorious dramatic singing and dancing jamboree. HARRY RICHMAN & JOAN BENNETT — In — . , “PUTTIN’ ON . THE RITZ”- - “ PUTTIN’ ON THE RITZ ” 46 per cent. in Natural Colour. Five song' hits. /Gorgeous Technicolour, sequences, lavish dance ensembles . and scenes, and a chorus of 100 of Hollywood s ■/'■'/ . beauties. ■■-.. / \ VERY FINE SUPPORTS. ~ ’ PRICES: 2/- (plus tax),' 1/6; Children, Half-price. Box Plan at Carman’s Book Arcade. - ’’ OKAIAWA HALL. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7. ; Q.RAND QONCERT /By Pupils ■ of, : ' ■ MR. AND MRS. ANTONI BONETTI. s Proceeds in aid of. W.D.F.U. ' DANCE TO FOLLOW. Admission: Adults 2/u, Children half price. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. RESERVE NOVEMBER 19 _ ’ —’For PATUA\OHEESEPUNCHERS’ gALL. THE DINKUM OIL—THREE IN, ONE! THE DINKUM OIL-THREE IN ONE! / . OAONUI ■ A KINA ROAD , , ARAWHATA ROAD CHEESEMAKERS are holding a ■ GRAND ANNUAL NOVELETTE gALL ' : -—On -r- ■ . . . NOVEMBER 21, 1930. ' IN THE OAONUI HALL. • A “FINEST” QUALITY DANCE.' Everything to attract. Henderson’s Star Band (the famous five); Novelties Galore, Balloons, Paper Hats, Streamers, Confetti, Monte Carlo, Spot, etc. Handicap Waltz's ing Competition (valuable medals). Best of Floor. Best of Supper. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 3/-, Ladies 2/-. This will be a night out for everybody. MAKE IT YOURS! ■ Free Bus from Opunake. Surplus Funds in‘ Aid of Tennis Courts.. L. JOHNSTON, ■R. SECKER, Joint Hon. Secs. ' GRAND GUY FAWKES CARNIVAL. QABARET J)ANCE. ST. MARY’S HALL, N.P. 1 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5. At 8 p.m. Elaborate Cabaret Effects. Gorgeous Hats, Masks, Musical Novelties. Exhibition Solo Dances. Hydrogen-filled Balloons. Come and Dance through the Snow Storm —something entirely new.. Wonderful Coloured Limelight Effects. See the Guy Burnt. Delicious Supper. McNeill’s Orchestra.

Forget dull care for a night under the spell of carnival—November 5. Inclusive charges: Ladies 2/6; Gentlemen 3/6; Double 5/-, except -oft drinks-and ices, which will be available at popular prices. : r— HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, STRATFORD gALE OF yyoRK. PARISH HALL, STRATFORD. NOVEMBER 4. Doors Open at 11 a.m. Delicious Cold Lunch from 12 noon—l/3. STALLS: Work, Produce, Cake, Sweets, Flowers, Provisions (cold meats, etc), Hoop-La, Surprise Packets, Bran Tubs. Admission Free (Morning and Afternoon). EVENING —Doors open 7 p.m. VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT—6d. Euchre, 8 p.m., 1/6. Good Prizes and Supper. Wireless. !in in miiiwMui QEO. MOTOR UPHOLSTERER AND HOODMAKER (Next Jenkins’ Garage) DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. All Classes of Motor Upholstery and Hoodwork undertaken. OPEN CARS CONVERTED TO SEDANS. ■RHEUMATISM an d Lumbago quickly —J dispelled by taking Rhunerva. Great natural health herb- H. J. Abram, Chemist, New Plymouth, and D. McAllister, Chemist, Inglewood.