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Taranaki Daily News, 20 June 1931, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. Box Plan at Collier’s until noon, then at Big Orange Drink or ’phone 1164 to-night OPERA HOUSE NEW PLYMOUTH. TO-NIGHT! At S TO-NIGHT! For One, Night Only. Universal’s All-talking Motion Picture Epic—Eric Remarque's “ALL QUIET ON Till'. WESTERN FRONT.” “ALL QUIET. ON THE WESTERN FRONT.” “ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT.” It is not only the story of the “other side,” it is the story of E’. ARMY. It is the story of youth—in love with life—laughing, sinning, repenting. You will love its daring drama, its faithfulness, its utter truth. LEY AYRES, LOUIS WOLH.EIM, JOHN WRAY AND SLIM SUMMERVILLE head a cast in unforgettable portrayals. (Adult Audience Recommendation) SPECIAL PRICES: Dress Circle 1/6, Stalls 1/-. Children 9d and <’d. (Box Plans Now Open at Collier’s. OPERA HOUSE NEW PLYMOUTH. Commencing Monday Next Commencing Monday Next (Three-night Season.; A Comedian who is a Comedian HAROLD LLOYD HAROLD LLOYD HAROLD LLOYD HAROLD LLOYD

In his second All-talking ‘’reduction. (Harold is not a silent comedian.) “FEET FIRST.’’ “FEET FIRST.’’ “FEET FIRST.” “FEET FIRST. The greatest prescription the audible screen has ever offered for the blues. WHEN HAROLD BEGINS TO TALK AD - ACT “OLD MAN GLOOM” AND “OLD MAN DEPRESSION FADE INTO OBLIVION. In Addition: Selected Talkie Featurettes PRICES: D.C. 2/8 (plus 4d tax), Stalls 2/- (plus 3d tax), Front- Stalls 1/-. BOOK EARLY. BOOK EARLY. HAWERA TALKIE THEATRES OPERA HOUSE. MATINEE TO-DAY, 2 P.M. TO-NIGHT At 8 TONIGHT FINALLY MONDAY, 2 AND 8 P.M. Too Funny For Words! CHARLIE CHAPLIN in “CITY LIGHTS.” PRICES: Dress Circle 2/- (plus tax), All Stalls 1/6 (no tax). GRAND TO-NIGHT AND MONDAY Double Star All-talking Programme ZANE GREY’S “LAST OF THE DUANES” Also “SOUP TO NUTS.” A Menu of Mirth. D.C. 1/6, All Stalls 1/3 (no tax). ’PHONE 2713 FOR RESERVES. gRAND JJOCKEY gANCE. ODDFELLOWS’ HALL, MANAIA. MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1931. Also Farewell to Miss J. Hartles. Novelty Dances. Music by Dixie Six. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 2/-, Ladies 1/6. SHOWS. SOUTH TARANAKI SOUTH TARANAKI yyiNTER gHO W, W INTER gHO W, — And — CHEER-UP WEEK CHEER-UP WEEK HAWERA. JUNE 30th to JULY 4th, 1931. JUNE 30th to JULY 4th, 1931. FIVE DAYS FULL OF INTEREST. SPECIAL FEATURES! N. Z. WOOL CAMPAIGN DISPLAY. EXHIBIT BY TOURIST DEPARTMENT OF AUSTRALIAN FEDERAL GOVERNMENT (First Time in New Zealand.) POSTER DISPLAY COMPETITIONS.

CABARET EACH EVENING, 7.30—10.30 o’clock. OFFICIAL OPENING, 2 p.m. TUESDAY, JUNE 30. OPEN DAILY: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. SPECIAL FOOTBALL WATCHES. WEDNESDAY, JULY 1. WELLINGTON v. TARANAKI. SATURDAY, JULY 4. N.P. BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL Versus ST. PATRICK’S COLLEGE (Wellington). CHARGES FOR ADMISSION :Adults 1/3, Children 6d. Season Tickets: Adults 5/4 (including tax), Children 2/3 (including tax). L. O. HOOKER, Manager. Box 79, Hawera. Telegraphic Address: “Winshosv, Hawera. STRATFORD. THE WINTER SHOW OF TARANAKI. BEST OF EVERYTHING FROM THE BEST HOMES. STRATFORD EIGHTH ANNUAL WINTER gH O W 1931— JULY 8,9, 10 and 11—1931 Entries close for Poultry, Pigeons, Canaries, Farm and Garden Produce, Home Industries, Art Fancy Work, School Division and Industrial Exhibits, on SATURDAY, JUNE 27, at 9 p.m. Send for Schedule to — F. T. HALE, Hon. Sec., P.O. Box 58, Straita-fc. ’Phone 448 day, 785 evening. ... .... ■