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Taranaki Daily News, 13 December 1930, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. MONSTER MATINEE TO-DAY, 2 P.M. MONSTER MATINEE TO-DAY, 2 P.M. MATINEE PRICES: 2/- (plus tax) and 1/6; Children 9d. EVERYBODY’S NEW PLYMOUTH. TO-NIGHT! AT 8. TO-NIGHT! ■>' (Also Monday and Tuesday). < THE MARVELLOUS ALL TALKING BRITISH PHOTOPLAY. So simple, so natural, so moving, so real that you cannot—would not—forget it. . v > • / “JOURNEY’S .J] ND” : .“JOURNEY’S £ND” • Adapted from the internationally , t/ / ' . famous stage play by ■ ’ , R. C. SHERIFF. • • • ..R. C. SHERIFF. . < —, And Starring — . . COLIN CLIVE COLIN CLIVE COLIN CLIVE COLIN CLIVE. (Original star of the London Stage Production) and a Talented Supporting . '■■•?'. ’" ■ ' ‘Cast. : . “It is r at one and the-same time, an entertainment and a sermon.. There are many laughs and plenty of appeals to your tender emotions. , A drama, without a plot, without a love story; 'and •‘without • a hero or villain, it yet grips your attention and holds your interest -throughout ■ every • . moment.” MANAGERIAL.—The" •• Screening of '‘Journey’s..End”, commences at 8 p.m. ' shafp.J Patrons, are courteously requested / to be seated at this hour. PRICES AS USUAL. Reserves at Collier's until noon—then at Big Orange. Drink, or ’phone 365 to-night. • < ~y — - — i : : —- . - DON’T MISS . . .g’AND' • QONCERT . . ... r- By the — ' " CITIZENS’ BAND - CITIZENS’ BAND BREAKWATER, NEW PLYMOUTH. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), AT 2.45 P.M. (Collection.) / ' * 'F. SYKES, .. ' • ' Hori. Secretary. Jg UR WOOD J)ANCE JJALL. TO-NIGHT, DECEMBER 13, 1930. •'??'■ . —A BOULTON’S NEW DANCE BAND. ' "AJ ■; (Five-Musicians). . FOUR JMONTE CARLO DANCES. ADMISSION:.' Geitlemen 2/6, Ladies 1/6. “It’s never •to late” to come to the “Best Dance in‘Town.” ’ DON’T FORGET BURWOOD DANCE. .- CHRISTMAS EVE-& NEW YEAR’S EVE. / ' .RESERVE THIS .DATE! ' : TARANAKI’S • NIGHT OUT. • - ' 1 ■ ~~ ■' , PROVINCIAL . . yyALTZING , {CHAMPIONSHIP ■-. '/ '■WAREA HALL,. JANUARY 14, 1931. , Watch this' space for Particulars. : HAWERA MAIN SCHOOL. A ■ I " .V . ' —~ ■■ ... . OPERA HOUSE, HAWERA. , -MONDAY AND TUESDAY, NEXT. . QPERETTA — 'JHMNCESS JUJU . BY SCHOOL PUPILS. " , ‘ '. ■ .... BY. SCHOQL. PUPILS., ? ~ . Dances and Songs BV Infant . Children. 350 CHILDREN TAKING PART. ■ - 7- ‘‘ - «-- ?/ PRICES: .3/- and 3/-,- Children ■ under 14 1 ? , half-price; U BOOKING AT MISS BLAKE’S. . RAHOTU HALL. RAHOTU HALL, x WEDNESDAY,-DECEMBER 17, 1930. CHILDREN’S, jYAN CY p RE S' S 'J) AN C E ; A BLAZE OF COLOUR.

you’ll like the Folk Dancing; it’s worth the money alone. After 10 p.m. you can dance to BOULTON’S ORCHESTRA. Butterfat’s down, but Tickets cost ,' < • • only 2/-. \ | jgCHOOL pANCE ; KAIMIRO, DECEMBER 145. GOdD FLOOR. GOOD ORCHESTRA. Gentlemen; -/-; Ladies’a Basket. , - COMBINED - OHEESEPUNGHERS’ Q.RAND JgALL. HEMPTON HALL, OKATO. . WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1930. . ./Proceeds to be donated to Tennis Club. GOOD FLOOR..;- EXCELLENT SUPPER. Orchestra:: Les Davison and his Dance Band, with Alf. Gilmour at the Piano. NOVELTY DANCES. Special Lighting and Decorating. Williamson’s Free Buses from New Ply mouth and Opunake. ADMISSION: Ladies 2/6, Gentlemen 3/6. L. WADSWORTH, '.•-■/ W. DAY, Joint,Hon. Secretaries. COME A’ TH’ GITHER. QALEDONIAN QAMES. • . SHOW GROUNDS, HAWERA. NEW YEAR’S DAY, JANUARY' 1. Athletes and all intending, competitors ■ at. the above sports MUST make their nominations on or before Wednesday next, December 17, with— MR. R. LINDRUM, P.O. Box 129, Hawera. i DO IT NOW! \ JjOAN (JOMPANY. .y' MONEY LENT * . \ ANY TERMS. : . TOWN OR COUNTRY. ■ • A. J. TUNBRIDGE, Secretary'. Company’s Office: 32 Upper Brougham St v New Plymouth.