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Taranaki Daily News, 18 November 1930, Page 3

' amusements. FAMILY NIGHT TONIGHT. Children, 1/- and 9d. EVERYBODY’S NEW PLYMOUTH. FINALLY TO-NIGHT AT 8. The Thrilling All Talking Spy Drama. ■ ' .' “THIS MAD WORLD.” “THIS MAD WORLD.” - — Starring — BASIL RATHBONE , .' AND KAY JOHNSON. (More' Especially for Adults.) MAGNIFICENT SUPPORTING BILL; PRICES AS USUAL! Reserves at Collier’s. Commencing TO-MORROW NIGHT. Return -to the Screen -of Popular THOMAS MEIGHAN THOMAS MEIGHAN In his first All Talking Picture. “THE ARGYLE CASE.” “THE ARGYLE. CASE.” You’ll just 'thrill to him.as the suave detective who knew more about crookery than the Crooks themselves. With LILA LEE, H. B. WARNER, ZAZU PITTS, BERT ROACH, ETC. RESERVATIONS AT COLLIER’S. ELTHAM TALKIES ~ to-night; , The Screen’s most 'Dynamic Actress in her i -most Vivid-Romance LUPE VELEZ , ■ • - LUPE VELEZ — In'-—' ■ “HELL HARBOUR.” “HELL HARBOUR.” - - . -■■■ ■■ _.-With — JEAN HERSHOLT, JOHN HOLLAND A thrilling dynamic drama of the Caribbean portraying the primitive hates, loves and lusts of the old adventurers and buccaneers. A most interesting and entertaining story. 1 SPECIAL MICKEY MOUSE' SUPPORTS. Theme song, “Caribbean Love Song.’ PRICES: 27- (plus tax); 4/6; Children, Half-price. Box Plan at Carmans < t; Book Arcade. INGLEWOOD TALKIES . ? (Western Electric Equipment) ! ”, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1930. A fast dancing, talking, singing spectacle with the dynamic favourite of Broadway at his njerriest. HARRY RICHMAN - 1 "—ln — ■ . ': “ PUTTIN’ ON THE RITZ.” “ PUTTIN’ ON THE RITZ.” - Supported by Joan Bennett. * Revue Numbers Filmed in Technicolour. I PRICES: D.C. 2/6 (plus tax); Back Stalls 2/- (plus tax); Front Stalls, 1/6; Children, Front Stalls 1/-. ST. MARY’S HALL. TO-NIGHT, - ;

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1930, ' •' ■. At 8 p.m. ■ “ADEPHI JQANCE (Summer Session, Dress, Flannels joptional). Hive .You- Heaxd! ■ Have You Heard! BOULTON’S NEW DANCE BAND (5 ' NEW AND OLD DANCES. NOVELTY DANCES. GOOD PRIZES, Splendid Floor and Great Supper.. GENTLEMEN 2/6, LADIES 1/6. (The Committee reserves the right of admission.) DON’T ■ FORGET TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) NIGHT, NOVEMBER 18. Butter fat is-only 10d, the cookies are grumbling at) the weather, business has gone to pot, the unemployment tax is coming and we’ll all soon be on the dole. BUT— ' THE KAPUNI CHEESEPUNCHERS ■ Are going to. put the world all right with a . QRAND. J)ANCE rpO-NIGHT. Come to Kapuni and make meny and . you’ll forget half your worries. WILLS’ MELODYMAKERS ORCHESTRA Monte Carlo Dances, Good Floor. Programme of Modern Dances. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 3/-, Ladies 2/-. z * I . . ■ -■■■—— •. z . . , < . , . Free buses from Hawera, Stratford, • Manaia, and Kaponga. ' YES! YOU’LL BE THERE! \ __ COME ONE! COME ALL! To the , TATARAIMAKA hall For the Patua Cheesepunchers are holding their A NN.UA : L J* ALL. . WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19. Boulton’s Best Music and a jolly good floor. A tip-top supper with trifles galore. Novelty Dances; Ice Cream Store. Free Buses from Campbell’s at 7.45 sharp. ADMISSION: Ladies 2/6, Gentlemen 4/-. T. FABISH, Hon. Secretary. URENUI HALL. URENUI HALL. TO-NIGHT, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18. r £ENNIS & QRICKET J)ANCE. RENTON’S ORCHESTRA. ' Modern, Old-time and Novelty Dances. ADMISSION: Ladies 2/-, Gentlemen 3/'. 'yt. George’s Free Bus from Waitara. E. ROGERS, A. WILEY, Hon. Secretaries. .. PEMBROKE ROAD HALL. / A LONG NIGHT DANCE will bo held in ■ the above hall on THURSDAY', November 20, 1930. Excellent music, good supper, tip-top floor. ADMISSION: Ladies 1/6, Gentlemen 2/6. C. WALKER, , Hon. Secretary.