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Taranaki Daily News, 27 July 1931, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. "WAY OUT WEST” is a 100 per cent, gloom '• chaser.’ Saturday night’* audience ■y. absolutely yelled'.with joy. , ■' EVERYBODY’S NEW PLYMOUTH. ' Steam Heated for Your Comfort. 10-NIGHT - A At 7.45 TO-NIGHT (Finally To-morrow Night) '' f WILLIAM HAINES With Polly Moran and .Leila Hyams in M.G.M.’s Laugh-a-Second Comedy, “WAY OUT WEST.” ■ “WAY QtJT WEST.” ■ Wonderful Supports include: Metrotone News "Glories of Nikko” (Burton Holmes travel),' Flip the Frog Cartoon, “Strange as-it Seems” (novelty), “Lair of Chang How” (Vagabond series), and “High C’s” (all-talking comedy). PRICES: D.C. 2/- (plus tax), Stalls 1/6, Front Stall* 1/-. PLAN AT COLLIER’S. ■ . Commencing- Wednesday Next! GEO. ARLISS in “OLD ENGLISH.” Plan* now open at Collier’s. BIGGER! BETTER! BRIGHTER THAN . , . EVER! OKAIAWA GAIETY CLUB’S gECOND JgALL. MONDAY, JULY 27. Will*’ Orchestra. Spoon and Fork'Supper. Free Buses from Hawera, Kaponga and , Manaia, 7.15'p.m. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 3/-, Ladies 2/-. D. BLAIR, . ./ ..Secretary O.G.C. MATAPU HALL. , ’ . . . • ' 7 r £HE usual EECHR.E and DANCE will be held TO-MORROW (Tuesday), July 28, at S p.m. . ' Good Supper and Prizes. GENTLEMEN 2/;,. LADIES 1/6. H. SHARP, ' Secretary. COME TO THE— . OARLYLE . gALL. TOWN . HALL,- PATEA. • TUESDAY; NEXT. . ' ADMISSION: Ladies, 3/-, Gentlemen 4/-. . WILLS’ ORCHESTRA. NEW. ZEALAND FARMERS’ UNION ■ '(lnc.). . . ’ OKATO BRANCH. . THE ANNUAL jjUCHRE- pARTY AND J)ANCE Will be .held in the HEMPTON HALL, -I . - ON TUESDAY, JULY 28. .-. MUSIC BY REGENT DANCE. BAND.. ' Good’ Prizes for Euchre. , ■' . Presentation of Challenge Cups- for Local Fjeld Competitions during the , evening. ADMISSION: .Ladies-. 1/6, Gentlemen 2/-. - C. G. COCKSEDGE, ' 'Hon.- Secretary. ”-iu LIKED THE LAST ■ WELL, HERE’S ANOTHER!. ? OA.RNIVAL J)ANCE ■ / BELL BLOCK HALL. . WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1931. : At 8 p.m. - McNEILL’S DANCE BAND. ~ Prize* for All. Novelty Dances. Confetti and Streamers, Etc. Dainty Supper. " Spring Floor. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 2/6, Ladies 1/6. Campbell'* Bu* leaves Town at 7.30 p.m. Return Fare 1/-. ‘ YOU MUST .COME TO THIS!, . ' ' R. F. POLETTI? / ; - : ' Hon. Secretary. 1 JJAHOTU! >. > ’ JULY 31, AT 8 P.M. RoH np to the RAHOTU HALL. Attend this function one and all. Henderson’* Orchestra will igrace the stage, Of raU-the bands their’s is the rage. Turn up for the prances and chances, U might win the novelty dancee. Tennif i* a very popular game, . Eviin this -dance should rival its fame. Not next‘ year, sometime, or never, Now is the time to face the weather. In'coming to the RAHOTU HALL, Satisfying supper for short and tall. Don’t forget this important date, Apprise your partners and don’t be late. Never will you regret the fun; Come. Mother, .Father, Daughter and Son, Enjoy ydureelf till the dance is done. SPECIAL MONTE CARLO. £2 in Prizes. 1/- Entry. Gibson’s free bus from Opunake. Tickets must be obtained from Mr. Picketing (driver). ADMISSION: Gentlemen 3/-, Ladies 2/-. M. - FLEMMING & E. BUTLER, Joint Hon.. Secretaries, Rahotu Tennis Club. y. . .... ; ; NEW PLYMOUTH g.ECOND Mujie Wee/? SUNDAY, AUGUST 2, TILL SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1931. Buy x— ’ . • SUBSCRIBER’S TICKET (Transferable) Eight Admissions. 10/« ONE WEEK 10/- ■ (Reserved Seats) Obtainable! at— Collier’s Music House. Classic Art Depot. The Big Orange Drink. •, A. J. Fyfe, Bookshop. W. G. REID, Hon. Secretary. LOWGARTH FARMERS’ UNION. THURSDAY, AUGUST 6. .-ANNUAL gOCIAL & J}ANCE. Presentation of Cups. Mrs. Attrill’s Orchestra. .■New and Old-Time Dances. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 2/6, Ladies 1/6. A. A. PIPER, Secretary.