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Taranaki Daily News, 26 February 1931, Page 3

/ ■ AMUSEMENTS. M—A—R—V— E-L-L-O—U—S! M—A—R—V—E—L—L—o—U—S! Last night’s big audience were thrilled 1 .. ... and amazed! EVERYBODY’S NEW PLYMOUTH. TO-NIGHT! AT S. TO-NIGHT! (Finally To-morrow Night.) IT LOOKS REAL BECAUSE .IT IS REAL! In. all the history of motion pictures, no thrills like these. How was it humanly possible to take such scenes? ACTUAL VIEWS OF ROARING AVALANCHES burying puny humans . . . lovers swinging over yawning chasms, only a slender guide rope saving them from annihilation. . . hardy mountain folk piercing "• depthless canyons! “WHITE HELL OF PITZ PALU.” “WHITE HELL OF PITZ PALU.” ‘WHITE HELL OF PITZ PALU.” “WHITE HELL OF PITZ PALU.” UNIQUE! Seemingly “impossible” scenes of Europe’s greatest aviator plunging his plane through a 2000 foot deep ice-bound gorge to rescue a pair of lovers. ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM ANY PICTURE YET—WE RECOMMEND YOU TO SEE IT! f .' ' . , IN SUPPORT: . • Universal Talking News, British News, “Henpecked” (Oswald Cartoon), and “One ‘ Day to Live” (talking comedy). > PRICES: D.C. 2/-'(plus tax), Stalls 1/6, Front Stalls 1/-. Box Plan at Collier’s. ■ ■ » '■ V-. ' • ' HAWERA TALKIE THEATRES OPERAMOUSE. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. TO-NIGHT! AT 8. TO-NIGHT! ' The Dramatic Triumph of all Time. ’ , CLAUDETTE, COLBERT in ■ . ' ■: •' “MANSLAUGHTER.”

“MANSLAUGHTER.” From Alice Duer Miller’s Famous Novel Reserve at Miss Blake’s. ’Phone 2713. ORAND THEATRE TALKIES. . • COMING TO-MORROW. ...'■ - “THE ROGUE SONG.” ' "THE ROGUE SONG.” /NEW THEATRE OPUNAKE, Commencing TO-NIGHT (Thursday), ' for a three-night season. ! ' • RICHARD BARTHELMESS 1 RICHARD BARTHELMESS ■ ; — In — ‘SON OF THE GODS.” “SON OF THE GODS.” , “SON ( OF THE GODS.” . “SON OF THE GODS.” Fascinating Pageantry and Unique Ceremonial. A feast of beauty and colour. j) •. 'picture of thrills with marvellous acting For Reserves ring No, 51 Kaponga anc ■ . ; .■/: No. 1 Opunake. ■ PUKENGA'HU HALL. QLD-TIME & J)ANCE Will be held in the above hall. TO-NIGHT, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26. LES /DAVISON’S FAMOUS DANCE BAND will be ip. attendance. Free, Buses from Stratford and Eltham. First-class Floor and Supper. .Novelty Dances. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 2/6, Ladies 1/6. Proceeds in aid of Earthquake Relief Fund E. HARPER, Hon. Secretary. WAITARA* ANNUAL, REGATTA (Under the Auspices of the Waitara -. ' ■ Regatta Club). To be held on tiw ■ WAITARA RIVERON SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1931. First Event at 10.30 a.m. Rowing Crews from all the best Clubs ' Competing. Annual “Harris Cup” Competition between Clifton and New Plymouth Clubs. OUTBOARD SPEED MOTOR BOAT CONTESTS. The latest thrilling and exciting sport. AQUAPLANING DEMONSTRATION. BLINDFOLD DINGHY RACES. GREASY BOOM, TUB RACES, and other NOVELTY EVENTS, to keep you interested all the time. ADMISSION to Enclosures: Adults 1/-; . Children under 14, 6d. BAND IN ATTENDANCE. 'DANCE IN THE EVENING AT THE CLIFTON HALL. . To a Professional Orchestra. At 8 p.m. v GEO. BIRD, Hon. Secretary. gHEEP J)OG 'J’RIALS. TARANAKI DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIPS. ' > In conjunction with the 18TH ANNUAL MEETING of the ELTHAM-TAKOU SHEEP DOG CLUB. Will be held on MR- •?. R. BROWN’S PROPERTY. MANGAMINGI. MARCH 11, 12 AND 13, 1931. - (Proceeds in aid of. Earthquake Relief Fund. OVER £2OO IN TROPHIES AND CASH PRIZES. J Tn addition to the North Island Association medals, the club is donating a silver cup to the. winning dog in each championship event and a gold medal for the runner-up. The catering is in the capable hands of Mr. J. Bates, Missouri Bay, Eltham. A MEETING of Delegates of the Taranaki Group Committee will .be held on March 11; at 8 p.m., in the C.E.M.S. Club, Eltham. ’ ENTRIES CLOSE MARCH 5. P. R. BROWN, Hon. Secretary. A CONCERT DANCE Will be held on THURSDAY, MARCH 12, The second day of the Trials in the MANGAMINGI HALI>