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Taranaki Daily News, 22 November 1930, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. MONSTER MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. MONSTER MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. Prices: 2/- (plus tax) and 1/6; • , . .Children 1/- and 9d. EVERYBODY’S NEW PLYMOUTH. TO-NIGHT! . AT 8. TO-NIGHT! A BRAND NEW EDITION A BRAND. NEW EDITION — And — ‘ 'BIGGER, .BRIGHTER, FUNNIER . . ’ THAN EVER., • , ■•/■ : ‘THE NEW FOX . ‘THE NEW FOX - ’ . “THE NEW FOX MOVIETONE FOLLIES OF 1930.” . ‘MOVIETONE FOLLIES OF 1930.” MOVIETONE FOLLIES OF 1930/’ ' Starring the screen’s favourite • . / ' funsters. J EL BRENDEL & MARJORIE WHITE. EL BRENDEL & MARJORIE WHITE. EL BRENDEL . & MARJORIE WHITE. , With William ,Collier .Jnr., Frank Richardson, Miriam. Seegar, Noel I'rancis, and J many others. ■ - ROMANCE—that is the keynote of this brand new version. It is a beautiful love - tale, .veil told, filled with sentiment, bal- ’ anced with comedy, songs and dancing, and : concluding with a surprise climax. IN ADDITION: Fox Movietone News, “Kingsford Smith’s Arrival in New York,” "Crosby Corner” (all talking comedy), and Charles Hackett ' (tenor.) PRICES AS USUAL. Reserves at Collier’s until at Big ■ Orange Drink or , 1 ’phone 365 to'-njght; • UR W OOD - J) ANGE JJALL, ’ , Egmont Street, N.P. . '■ ' TO NIGHT (SATURDAY), NOV. 22, ■ ' At 8 p.m. . . •BOULTON’S NEW DANCE BAND .•■■•■.■ ■ (Five Musicians). .. / Novelty Dances.. Splendid Supper. ■ ■ ■, Excellent Floor. ■ '/ GENTLEMEN 2/6, LADIES 1/6. "It’s never too late” to come to the "Best > . Dance in Town.” ■■ ST. . MARY’S HALL. .. .'. '■ ■ TO-NIGHT, . / SATURDAY, NOVEMBER. 22, AT 8 p.m. I ’’ ■ .t ’• 0 O N C- E R. T ■ • . : f ■ ■■ ’ ■ . . , . Given by, ’.- ‘ ORCHESTRA AND- CONCERT PARTY . ' OF BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL. ,' . ■ / ' ■ \ . ■. - ‘ ‘ ' ' ■ y 1 1? •' ■'< A:' // ’ ADMISSION: 1/6 AT DOOR., , / PRELIMINARY -NOTICE. . ‘ (J R AND J) AN C E ■. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, - 1930. PIHAMA HALL. ‘ . Full Particulars Later. ' ■ - A. GLENGARRY, , • ■ /■' r : : " Secretary. - gKATING OARNIVAL. ' plain and fancy. ■ A ' • • ‘ , '■ » ■ ’ TOWN- HALL STRATFORD. '• i ’SATURDAY,' NOVEMBER' 22. ' Streamers, Competitions arid Fun Galore. Good Prize for Best Costume (Ladies and Gentlemen). , ' .. j v ' \ ~ - ■ ST. BARNABAS’ -CHURCH.' NNU A L 'jg AZA A R ‘ MONDAY AND TUESDAY, A Ay November 24 and 25; TOWN HALL, OPUNAKE. ■ . y/Magic Caves for Children. - ‘ Father’Christmas in Attendance? . Produce, Sweets, Plain Sewing and Fancy ■ ' Stalls'. ■. A . ’ : . ' SIDESHOWS AND AFTERNOON TEA. . ■ SPECLAL ENTERTAINMENT EACH EVENING. • ADMISSION: Afternoon Free, Evening 1/-. OKATO! , OKATO! . ST. PAUL’S CHURCH ' A L E O F -yy 0R K HEMPTON' HALL ■ 27, 1930. Fancy, Plain, .Produce, Cake and Sweet _ •" ’ C. » . Stalls. ' '. CHRISTMAS TREE. ICE-CREAM. COMPETITIONS. AFTERNOON TEA 9d, SUPPER 1/-. ADMISSION FREE! 1 ..Open 2 p.ni>. to 5, and 7.30 till cows come A - ' home. ' HERE- WE ARE AGAIN! . OLD-TIME AND MODERN ... ORAND JJANCE OAONUI HALL, > FRIDAY', DECEMBER 12, 1930. 3~10/- CASH MONTE CARLOS— 3 (FREE) . ’ •. ■ Full Particulars Later. ' H. G. IBBOTSON, ' . . Hon. ‘Secretary O.H.C. ANNIVERSARY . JJANCE, PUKEARUHE HALL. ’ Be sure and earmark November 26, and tell your friends that a MONSTER DANCE is .fixed for that date. i RENTON'S ORCHESTRA. < Marshs free Bus from Urenui. • ) ■ PRICES: 3/- and. 2/-. T. H. MARTIN, Hon. Sec. )-■ ' • ■' ' ■ ' ’ j i ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY! ' IVARE.A HALL . ‘ JANUARY 14, 1931. ( PROVINCIAL yy-ALTZING QHAMPIONSHIP. ' PARTICULARS LATER. F. G. SOLE. ~ K Hon. Secretary, 1