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Taranaki Daily News, 14 February 1931, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. ‘BIg WitNEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. BIG MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. PRICES: 1/6 and 1/-. Children 9d & 6d. THE REGENT NEW PLYMOUTH. TO-DAY 2 P.M. — TO-NIGHT AT 8. The all-talking adaptation of Langdon . McCormick’s stage play —the story made famous as a silent picture by House Peters. "THE STORM.” "THE STORM." “THE STORM.” — Starring — LUPE VELEZ — PAUL CAVANAGH WILLIAM BOYD. A story of Nature at her wildest being fought by Men at their maddest for the love of an untamed daughter of the North Woods. In addition: Special Added Attraction HAWKE’S BAY DISASTER HAWKE’S BAY DISASTER 1500 FEET OF EXCLUSIVE SCENES — In the — EARTHQUAKE AREA. A stupendously realistic film showing the havoc wrought in NAPIER AND HASTINGS. ALSO: Universal Talking News, Oswald Cartoon, Paramount Sound News, and "Graduation Daze” (college comedy) PRICES: D.C. 2/- (plus tax), Stalls 1/6, Front Stalls 1/-. Box Plan at Collier’s, until noon, then at the Regent Confectionery. IDEAL THEATRE Opposite New G.P.O. WAITARA. TO-NIGHT! . TO-NIGHT! Proceeds in aid of Earthquake Relief Fund. PATSY RUTH MILLAR — In — “BEAUTIFUL BUT DUMB.” “BEAUTIFUL BUT DUMB.” Ako “Famous Boxers in Training,”, introducing Donovan, Carpentier, Sarron, Cook, Evans, Jamito. “Are Scotchmen Tight,” Comedy. “Tarzan" Serial, Cartoon and News. An excellent Variety Programme. PRICES: 1/- and 6d only!

ELTHAM TALKIES . TO-NIGHT AT 8.10. ALL IN NATURAL COLOURS. “THE GOLD DIGGERS OF BROADWAY" “THE GOLD DIGGERS OF BROADWAY" — With — ' Winnie Lightner, Nancy Welford, Conway Tearle, Ann Pennington, Nick Lucas. Chorus of 100 Dazzling Beauties. Special Features. Unforgettable Songs. Snappy Jokes. Glorious Singing ‘Girie in . Platoons of Dancing Tints and Tones. Elaborate Settings and Gorgeous Costumery, Dancing, Melody, Mirth. And a real Good Story. . SPECIAL SUPPORTS. PRICES: 2/- (Plus Tax), 1/6. Children Half-Price. No Booking Fee. Box Plan at Carman’s Book Arcade. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS BOOKED FOR : NEW PICTURES OPUNAKE, EVERYBODY’S KAPONGA. “UNDER A TEXAS MOON" "UNDER A TEXAS MOON” “UNDER A TEXAS MOON" Kaponga, Wednesday, Feb. 18. Opunake, Thurs., Fri., Sat., Feb. 19, 20, and 21. “SONG OF MY HEART.” "SONG OF MY HEART.” "SONG OF MY HEART.” Opunake, Mon., Tues., Wed., Feb; 23, 24 ■ ’ and 25. “SON OF THE GODS." “SON OF THE GODS." “SON OF THE GODS." Kaponga, Wednesday, Feb. 25. Opunake, Thurs., Fri., Sat., Feb. 25, 26 t.nd 27. RESERVES. ’Phone No. 1 Opunake; ’Phone Nd. '5l, Kaponga. (JABARET ]|JON J) ESIR. (Devon Street, N.P.) OPENING NIGHT WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18. Special Musical Numbers by RENTON’S CABARET BAND. Limited Number of Tables Available. Book Now! For Reservations ’Phone 1529 or' call Moh Desir Tea-rooms. Subscription, including supper and table, 7/6 Double. Opening- Night in aid of Earthquake Fund. ST. PATRICK’S HALL, MANAIA. GRAND ]£UCHRE pARTY AND J)ANCE In aid of Earthquake Fund, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1931. Good Prizes, Supper, Music and Floor. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 2/-, Ladies 1/6. EARTHQUAKE RELIEF FUND. ' KAPONGA TOWN HALL, FRIDAY,' FEBRUARY 20, 1931. QRAND ■ puCHRE pOURNAMENT At 8 p.m. Three Prizes each for both Lady and Gentlemen players. dance to Follow. Nippy Floor, Music and Supper. ADMISSION: Euchre Tourney: Ladies 1/6 Gentlemen 2/- 1 Dance: Ladies 6d, Gentlemen 1/-. For and on behalf of the Committee: K. WILLIAMS, Chairman. 5. DEATH, Hon. Secretary. EARTHQUAKE RELIEF FUND. . J LOYAL MIDHIRST LODGE, M.U.1.0.0.F. QRAND QANCE. — In the — 1 MIDHIRST PUBLIC HALL, FEB. 25. Good Floor and Goc ’ Supper. Curd’s Bus from Stratford, 7.45 p.m. 1 t ADMISSION: Gentlemen 2/-, ,Ladies 1/-. 1 ,C. COPELAND, 1 C. H. PHILLIPS, d Joint Secretaries. . a DE BURGH ADAMS LODGE, 446, T.C. h jgRETHREN of the above Lodge please note that the Social Evening in Kawaroa Park on Saturday, 14th, has been A cancelled indefinitely. I C