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Taranaki Daily News, 21 September 1931, Page 8

f . - AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY’S NEW PLYMOUTH. r <Steam Heated For Your Comfort.) AGAIN TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. (Finally To-morrow Night.) WALLACE BEERY in “THE SECRET SIX” “THE SECRET SIX” (Adult Audience Recommendation.) tw Support: Metrotone News, “Into Morocco” (Burton Holmes travelogue), Paramount British News, “Ski High Frolics” (sportlight), and “School’s Out” (Our Gang comedy). PRICES: D.C. 2/- (pl-e tax), Stalls 1/6, Front Stalls 1/-. Plan at Collier’s. ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY. ’ HAWERA OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! FINALLY TO-MORROW NIGHT. Cyclonic Comedy Star of “Rio Rita,” “Half Shot at Sunrise,” “Cracked Nuta,” ROBERT WOOLSEY ’ in “EVERYTHING'S ROSIE” Cheer up. Be happy. Have the laugh of your life. ALSO TO-NIGHT, VAUDEVILLE, FLESH AND BLOOD AGAIN. Direct from their amazing season at the Tivoli Theatres, Melbourne and Sydney. JOY AND LAZZERONI The Skating Aviators Here is the greatest act of its kind ever Been in New Zealand. It’s a sensation. Dress Circle 2/6, Stalls 2/- (plus tax). Reserve at Alias Blake's, 'Phone 2713. ELTHAM TALKIES TO-NIGHT AT 8. A merry, delightful, melange of Mirth. Th, Famous Aldwych Players: Ralph Lynn, ~ Mary Brough, Yvonne Arnaud, Robertson Hare, in Tom Wall's Production: “TONS OF MONEY." “TONS OF MONE Y.” The best of the series. Eclipsing in delightful English humour even “Rookery Nook," “Plunder," and “On Approval." Any further description is unnecessary. (SUPPORTS: “Indians are Coming,” a Sound Novelty, Screen Snapshots, News to Open. ERICES: 2/- (plus tax), 1/6. Children Half-Price. No Booking Fee. Box Plan at Carman’s Book Arcade. BELL BLOCK HALL. TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), SEPTEMBER 21 (QRAND £)ANCE. BOULTON'S DANCE BAND. Monte Carlo Dances. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 2/6, Ladies 2/-. Williamson’s Free Buses leave Quin’s Garage at 7.45 p.m. Here We Are Again! Here We Are Again! MOUNTAIN ROAD RACE MOUNTAIN ROAD RACE •fyfONSTER gUCHRE pARTY. WORKERS’ SOCIAL HALL, N.P. TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), SEPT. 21, 8 p.m. (Controlled under strict supervision of • Mr. V. Beal). TOTAL PRIZE VALUES £lO. Ladies— Ist. £3 Open Order; 2nd. Prizes and orders valued £1 2s 6d; 3rd. order valued 10/6; 4th Prizes 5/-. Gentlemen —Ist. £3 Open Order; 2nd. Orers and Prize, valued £1 2s 6d; 3rd. Order and Prizes valued 12/6; 4th. Order and Prize valued 7/6. ADMISSION: Ladies and Gentlemen, 2/* each. Et. George and Son’s Free Waitara Bus. DES. GEORGE, Hon. Sec., Taranaki Circular Road Race. URUTI FARMERS’ UNION. 'ANNUAL ]> A L L URUTI HALL, JVEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1931. RENTON’S ORCHESTRA. LADIES 2/6, Gentlemen 3/-. NOVELTY AND OLD-TIME DANCES. U—ELTHAM FIRE BRIGADE. QREAT J>ALL. ELTHAM TOWN HALL. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. Wills’ Melodymakers. The Fire Brigade Boys, Extend to one and all, An invitation to their Ball. Come and dance with the firemen At the Eltham Town Hall, They won’t let you fall. NOTICE TO INVITATION HOLDERS. JNVITATION Holders for the Tikorangi Military Dance to be held on TUESDAY, September 22, 1931, are advised to book early with Red Top Taxis, leaving New Plymouth at 7.15 p.m., and Roy St. Geode’s free bus leaving Waitara at 7.30 pun. J. McKENZIE, - W. FAULL, Joint Hon. Secretaries. OPUNAKE SURF LIFE-SAVING CLUB’S ORAND QPENING J)ANCE. TOWN HALL, OPUNAKE. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1931. Old-time and Modern Dances. $2 Monte Carlo and other Competitions. Henderson’s Star Orchestra. jfcDMISSION: Ladies 2/-, Gentlemen 3/-. | S. M. SMITH, Hon. Secretary.