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Taranaki Daily News, 22 August 1931, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. MONSTER MATINEE 2 P.M. TO-DAY. Elm MATINEE 2 P.M. TO-DAY. (PRICES: 1/6 and !/■■ Children 6d. Ba me programme as showing tonight, including MICKY THE MOUSE in / “THE GORILLA MYSTERY.” EVERYBODY’S NEW PLYMOUTH. (Steam-Heated for Your Comfort.) JO-NIGHT At 7.45 TO-NIGHT (Three Night Season.) The laugh of a lifetime WILLIAM HAINES WILLIAM HAINES

(Popular Star of “Way Out West.”) one of the best talking plays yet presented “A TAILOR MADE MAN.” “A TAILOR MADE MAN.” With Dorothy Jordan. The intriguing play of a tailor who filches a customer’s dress suit and in his borrowed plumage bursts into high society, fascinates ladies, magnetises men and reaches affluence and happiness In Support: Metrotone News, Pathe Magazine, “Mystic Isles” (Vagabond “The Gorilla Mystery” (Micky Mouse .Cartoon), Paramount British News and '‘Let’s Do Things’’ (comedy) PRICES: D.C. 2/- (plus tax), Stalls 1/6, Front Stalls 1/-. Plan at Collier’s, until noon, then at Big Orange Drink or. ’phone 365 to-night. LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! ELTHAM LADIES’ HOCKEY CLUB . Q.RAND J)ANCE. ELTHAM TQWN HALL. MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 1931. ' McNEILL’S ORCHESTRA (6 Instruments) Taranaki’s Premier Orchestra. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 3/6, Ladies 2/6. Special Supper, Free Buses from Stratford and Hawera. SHOOT STRAIGHT FOR ELTHAM. HERE WE ARE AGAIN! MOUNTAIN ROAD RACE. QREAT . PARTY. WORKERS’ SOCIAL HALL, N.P. MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 8 p.m. (Controlled under strict supervision of Mr. V. Beal.) TOTAL PRIZE VALUE £lO 10$. JADIES’. Ist. (value £3 12s) includes £2 2s Open Order, a Box of Soap valued

at £1 and 10/- Grocery Order; 2nd. 51b box Tea and 5/- Butcher’s Order; 3rd.’ 251 b. Flour and Butcher Order; 4th, Order valued 5/-. GENTLEMEN’S Ist. (value £3 10s), includes £2 10s Open Order, 51b Box Tea and Butcher Order; 2nd. |-ton Coal and 5/- Order; 3rd. Rug valued 10/-; .4th. Order valued 4/-. ADMISSION: Ladies 2/-, Gentlemen 2/-. St. George and Son’s free Waitara Bus. DES. GEORGE, Hon. Secretary, Mountain Road Race. PINAL J)ANCE OF THE REASON! KAPUNI HALL. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1931, WILLS’ FULL ORCHESTRA. / The liveliest, jolliest ■ and jazziest Dance Band in Taranaki. Don’t miss our Final Dance of 1931. You will meet all your old friends from Hawera, Stratford, Kaponga and Manaia. Free Buses from each place as usual. Hawera bus via Tokaora, Inaha and Manaia. ■ I ADMISSION: Gentlemen 3/-, Ladies 2/-. More good Monte Carlos and a programme pi lively dances to keep the fun going, OLOSES definitely Saturday, August 29. Do not be left out.—Lucky Bird Art Union.

COMPETITIONS OPERA HOUSE, HAWERA. AUGUST 25 and 28 INCLUSIVE. MUSIC ELOCUTION DANCING. 584 ENTRIES 584 4 D A Y S-—4 At 9.30 a.m, 2 p.m, and 7 p.m. each day. ADMISSION: Adults' Season Tickets 8/6; Special Children’s Season Tickets (Day Sessions only) 2/6. Day Sessions: 1/- (Children 6d). Evenings: 3/-, 2/-, 1/- (Children 1/if accompanied by an adult).. Reserves (Circle only) at Miss Blake’s, 6d extra. Programmes and Season Tickets now ; • available from E. Dixon & Co. Ltd,, G. E. ; Laidlaw & Co. Ltd., T. G. Liddington, Pied ; Book Store, and Secretary. f WATCH FOR SEPTEMBER 2. AWATUNA HALL. QRAND OONCERT. i ‘ Leading Taranaki Artiste. 2/-, Primary School Children 6d. C . (In aid of Guild Funds.) -7" J. HUGHES, Sec. T?UY Your Ticket To-day. Don’t <fclay; £4OOO Alluvial Gold in prizes. Tickets’ 2/6. From All Agents, or S. E. Nielson. > . _ PUNGAREHU HALL. QRAND gASKETBALL J)ANCE. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1931. Two Monte Carlo’s, Darby & Joan, Cinderella and Spot Waltzes. Good Prizes. HENDERSON’S STAR BAND. EUCHRE FOR NON-DANCERS. . 1 Free Bus from Opunake. „ M. DOODY, Hon. Sec. P.B.C.