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Taranaki Daily News, 24 August 1931, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. THE REGENT NEW PLYMOUTH. (Cosily Heated Throughout.) AGAIN TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. (Finally To-morrow Night.) Witty and delightful dialogue that will amuse and intrigue—diverting and complieating situations that will provoke of merriment. “THE BOUDOIR DIPLOMAT.” “THE BOUDOIR DIPLOMAT.” — Starring — lan Keith with Betty Compson, Mary Duncan and Jeanette Loff. IN SUPPORT: “Hot and Bothered” (Charlie Murray-Geo. Sidney comedy), “Hook, Line and Melody” (sportlight). “In Africa” (Oswald Cartoon), and Universal News. PRICES: D.C. 2/- (plus tax), Stalls 1/0, Front Stalls 1/-. Plan at Collier’s. ELTHAM TALKIES TO-NIGHT At 8 p.m. TO-NIQHT A thrilling romance filmed against a panorama of picturesque scenery. “THE LAST OF THE DUANES.” “THE LAST OF THE DUANES.” Zane Grey’s epic of the great open spaces; which takes you through the adventures that recall the days when strong men conquered the old West. Full of action, drama and human interest. It’s good. . PLEASING SUPPORTS. PRICES: 2/- (plus tax), 1/6. Children Half-Price. No Booking Fee. Box Plan at Carman’s Book Arcade. COMING WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY: “THE BOUDOIR DIPLOMAT." TE KIRI AGAIN! GRAND QLD-TIME AND JJODERN pANCE TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), AUGUST 24. HENDERSON’S STAR ORCHESTRA. The Champion Old-time Dance Orchestra of Taranaki. Old-time dancers are assured a good time. Come and compete in the Waltzing and ' Polka Competitions. FIRST-CLASS SUPPER. Al FLOOR, Julian’s Free Bus from Opunake. Popular Old-time Prices: GENTLEMEN 2/6, LADIES 2/-. W. COXHEAD, Hon. Sec. T.K.S.C. T UCKY BIRD Art Union. £4OOO Allu- , vial Gold in Prizes. You must be in, to win one of the 105 prizes. Tickets 2/6. All Agents. , QRAND gALL 1 TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), AUGUST 24.

PATEA TOWN HALL. (In aid of Jubilee Funds.) WILLS’ MELODYMAKERS ORCHESTRA. Good Floor and Supper. IT’S GOING TO BE A GREAT NIGHT! ADMISSION: Gentlemen 5/-, Ladies 3/-, Onlookers 1/6. "Y'OU Can’t Win Prizes—if you are not X in it. Buy tickets now. Only few more days. Lucky Bird Art Union. MATAPU HALL. QRAND J£ALL . THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. HENDERSON’S STAR ORCHESTRA. NOVICE FOX TROT COMPETITION. Judge: Miss Peggy Wylds (Eltham). Monte Carlos, Spot Waltz, etc. Free Buses from Hawera, Eltham and Opunake. ■ ADMISSION: Gentlemen 3/-, Ladies 2/-. T. GUY, A. ROBERTSON, Hon. Secretaries. CARDIFF pOOTBALLERS’ JSALL . THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1931. MONTE CARLO COMPETITION. SPOT WALTZ. NEW AMBASSADOR ORCHESTRA. Cu-d's Free Bus leaves Stratford 7.45 p.m. . You can’t beat our Prices: GENTLEMEN 2/6, LADIES 1/6. L. REDSHAW, Hon. Secretary. TENDERS. TO BUILDERS. RENDERS are invited, to be received at our office up till 12 noon on THURSDAY, August 27, for the erection of a Garage, in in Beach Street, New Plymouth. . GRIFFITHS & STEPHENSON, F.A.N.Z.1.A., Registered Architects, Devon Street, New Plymouth.

LUCKY BIRD Art Union.—los Golden Prizes going a-begging. Tickets 2/6. AU Agents, or S. E. Nielson, New Plymouth. TIMBER! MR. FARMER! What about that sec-ond-class Timber you are needing. It would help to keep our staff of employees off the unemployment levy. Our lorry could come to you at once. If it is a matter of money see us about it. Lo4s of seasoned timber in all lines in stock. Delivery anywhere in reason. yy ALTER Q QLEMENT, « TE KIRL •