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Taranaki Daily News, 25 November 1930, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. FAMILY NIGHT TO-NIGHT. Children, 1/- and 9d. EVERYBODY’S NEW PLYMOUTH. FINALLY TO-NIGHT AT S. The year's finest all talking comedy drama, which is delightfully balanced with catchy eongs and stunning dance ensembles. 'THE NEW FOX . 'THE NEW FOX 'THE NEW FOX MOVIETONE FOLLIES OF 1930.” MOVIETONE FOLLIES OF 1930.” MOVIETONE FOLLIES OF 1930.” - — Starring — EL BRENDEL & MARJORIE WHITE. EL BRENDEL & MARJORIE WHITE. With a Huge Cast. FINE SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. PRICES AS USUAL. Reserves at Collier’s Commencing TO-MORROW NIGHT. (For Three Nights Only.) The Entrancing Star of “Smiling Irish Eyes.” COLLEEN MOORE in another remarkable COLLEEN MOORE all talking musical COLLEEN MOORE Drama. “FOOTLIGHTS AND FOOLS.” “FOOTLIGHTS AND FOOLS.” “FOOTLIGHTS AND FOOLS.” A romance as thrilling as anyone could wish for, told with a background of melody ■ ' ’ and mirth. RESERVATIONS AT COLLIER’S. ELTHAM TALKIES TO-NIGHT, AT 8.10 SHARP. A remarkable story of the strange Sargasso Sea. Some Cail it a Sailor’s Myth, but' you’ll find it on the map! A floating Island of derelict ships and derelict souls! The Novelty Melodrama of the year. “THE ISLE OF LOST SHIPS" “THE ISLE OF LOST SHIPS” ■■■ “THE ISLE Ob’ LOST SHIPS” — With — VIRGINIA VALLI, JASON ROBARDS, NOAH BEERY. Special Supports: Theme Song, “Ship of My Dreams.” PRICES: 2/- (plus tax), 1/6; Children, Half-price. BOX PLAN at Carman’s Book Arcade. . TATARAIMAKA HALL. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), NOV. 25, 1930. QRA N D QONC jE R T By talented artists, including Madame Veta Cornwall. Complimentary to MISS MARY CRAWSHAW, L.A.8., F.T.C.L. i DANCE TO FOLLOW. TICKETS - - - 2/fi_ “TOM JONES” TTMPIRE ’THEATRE “TOM JONES” ' i “TOM JONES” TUESDAY NEXT, “TOM JONES” TUESDAY NEXT, 'TOM JONES” At 8 p.m. “TOM JONES” •TOM JONES” “TOM JONES” ‘TOM JONES” COMIC OPERA “TOM JONES” COMIC OPERA “TOM JONES” COMIC OPERA “TOM JONES” “TOM JONES” By “TOM JONES” “TOM JONES” N.P. CHORAL SOCIETY. ‘TOM JONES” N.P. CHORAL SOCIETY. ‘TOM JONES” N.P. CHORAL SOCIETY. “TOM JONES” “TOM JONES” Principals: “TOM JONES” NAOMI WHALLEY ‘TOM JONES" MARY BRODIE. “TOM JONES” MRS. S. O. JONES. ‘TOM JONES” RON. GILBERT. 'TOM JONES” 'TOM JONES” PLAN AT COLLIER’S. “TOM JONES” Resei s 3/4. OKATO! OKATO! ST. PAUL’S CHURCH g a l e of. yyoRK HEMPTON HALL, THURSDAY,. NOVEMBER 27, 1930. Fancy, Plain, Produce, Cake and Sweet Stalls. ' CHRISTMAS TREE. ICE-CREAM. COMPETITIONS. AFTERNOON TEA 9d, SUPPER 1/-. ADMISSION FREE! Open 2 p.m. to 5, and 7.30 till cows come home. ANNIVERSARY * J)ANCE, PUKEARUHE HALL. Be ' sure and earmark November 26, and tell your friends that a MONSTER DANCE is fixed for that date. RENTON’S ORCHESTRA. Marsh’s Free Bus from Urenui. R. St. George’s Free Bus from. Waitara, 20 or more. PRICES: 3/- and 2/-. T. H. MARTIN, Hon. Sec. OOME TO DECEMBER 4, 1930, — And Hear — BOULTON’S NEW DANCE BAND. FULL PARTICULARS LATER. L. HOSKIN. It’s the subject of all the town talk. So get there even if you have to walk.” WHERE To the QRAND rpENNIS pANCE To be held in the TARIKI HALL. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, ’930. Euchre for Non-dancers. Good Prizes, Floor and Supper. Flannels Optional. RENTON’S ORCHESTRA. ADMISSION: Ladies 76, Gentlemen 2/6. .. L. HUCKER, Hon. Secretary. BRIGHTER! BETTER! BEST! Never have a rest, just keep going, till the ,r ■ ' morning at a pONG-NIGHT pANCE. To be held in the TE KIRI HALL. WEDNESDAY’, NOVEMBER 26, 1930. (In Aid of Hall Funds.) HENDERSON’S FAVOURITE FOUR. - Tip-top Floor and Sit-down Supper. ' SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS, Including Spot Waltz, Monte Carlo and I Balloon Dances. | Free Bus from- Opunake. ] iDMISSION: Gentlemen 3/-, Ladies 2/-. J. CRAWFORD. < Hon. Sec. T-K.H.S.C. (