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Taranaki Daily News, 7 November 1930, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. _ SPECIAL MATINEE TO-DAY, 2 P.M. SPECIAL MATINEE TO-DAY, 2 P.M. Prices: 2/- (plus tax), and 1/6. • Children l/-'and 9d. I -TV’hy Bring That Up” will not be screened at the matinee. EVERYBODY’S NEW PLYMOUTH. - rO-NIGHT! — AT 7.45. — TO-NIGHT! POSITIVELY FOR THE LAST TIME. FOR THE'LAST TIME. ' ■ . BRITAIN’S BRITAIN’S SUPREME TALKING PRODUCTION. SUPREME TALKING PRODUCTION. “UNDER'THE GREENWOOD TREE.” “UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE.” ‘UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE.” Thomas Hardy’s Classic, featuring- John Batten, Marguerite Allen, Nigel Barrie and a big cast who are seen ' and heard with'all the fragrance of English '•' j' culture and tone. ALSO SHOWING: “WHY BRING THAT UP.” “WHY BRING THAT UP.’’ The First All Talking Picture, Starring Moran-and Mack. ‘THE TWO ELACK CROWS.” . ■' /THE TWO BLACK CROWS.” MANAGERIAL.—-Patrons are kindly requested to note that owing to the length of to-night’s programme the performance will commence at 7.45 p.m., instead of 8 p.m. Patrons who are able are also advised to attend the in order to avoid the crush, this evening. PRICES AS USUAL. Preserves at Collier’s. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. ■ - MATINEE, 2 P.M. EVENING, AT 8. Fox Movietone’s Great All Talking ,Outdoor Drama. ‘THE ARIZONA KID” ‘THE ARIZONA KID” ' -— Starring — . WARNER BAXTER, with Mona Maris, ’.Arthur Stone and many favourites. A romance of a daring border love-making : bandit. , ' ELTHAM TALKIES TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! A daring drama of College Life and Love. Full of Youth and Laughter. THE COLLEGE COQUETTE” “THE COLLEGE COQUETTE” “THE COLLEGE- COQUETTE” — With — • ’ RUTH TAYLOR, WILLIAM COLLIER, JUNR. A GOOD SNAPPY STORY. Supports: Comedy, Instrumental Items, News to Open. PRICES: 2/- (plus tax), 1/6; Children, Half-price. Box Plan at Carman’s Book Arcade. gHATING! i—- £KATING! gKATING! gKATING ! ! : GRAND PLAIN AND ‘ FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL. For the Wind up of the Season. 1 CORONATION HALL, N.P. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) EVENING. ■November 8. . Ppp ularE vents!, Popular Events! /; ' Usual Carnival Prices. BAND IN ATTENDANCE. 1 TOWN HALL, KAPONGA. TO-NIGHT—FRIDAY—TO-NIGHT! , \ ' GRAND ■yARIETY ENTERTAINMENT (In aid Kaponga Fire Brigade) A Big Programme by well-known visiting and local artiste. See the. Procession! See the Fireworks! PRICES: Adults 2/-, Children/1/-. Don’t forget the Prize for Best Decorated \ Bicycle in Procession. "V’MAS. GIFTS. ( Lucky Star Art Union. "*■ Tickets 2/6. E. Gilmour, New Ply- 1 mouth. ■ RESERVE THIS DATE! WEDNESDAY, .NOVEMBER 12, 1930. . qrandVjjall To be held in the Premier and most Popular Dance Hall on the Coast. THAT’S OAONUI. OPENING NIGHT OF NEW KITCHEN. GRAND MARCH 8 p.m. Henderson’s Popular Dance Band, (five musicians). SPOON AND FORK SUPPER (Trifles, Fruit Salads, Jellies, etc.) GLASSY FLOOR. GLASSY FLOOR. Special Decorations. Brilliant Lighting Effects. Gibson’s Free Bus leaves Opunake, 7.45. ADMISSION: Ladies 3/-,. Gentlemen 5/-. The Kitchen will be opened after eupper for inspection. H. G. IBBOTSON, 1 , / Honj Sec. O.H.C. The Committee reserve the right of admission to Bus and Hall. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. £JOME everyone and Dance the Old Year out and the New 'Year in, at the monster Ball to be held in the Otakeho Hall. OKALAWA HALL. OKAIAWA HALL. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), 1 QRAND OONCERT By pupils of Mr. and Mrs. Antoni Bonetti and local talent. Dance to follow. Ngaia’s orchestra. Proceeds in aid of W.D.F.U. Admission . 2/-, children halfprice. D.A. gLAG REDUCED LN pRICE OWING to the freight from Europe having been reduced 5/- per ton, the National Dairy Association, Ltd., have reduced their prices for slag, including all orders received, by 5/- per ton. Prices now 17/20, £4 -12 s fid and 20/22 £5 3s 6d at* New Plymouth Railway Station. Order -now at the reduced prictf