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Taranaki Daily News, 24 May 1932, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. KING’S THEATRE STRATFORD. (Steam-heated for your Comfort.) Commencing at matinee to-day at 1.30 p.m. Ronald Coleman and Loretta Young in “THE DEVIL TO PAY.” “THE DEVIL TO PAY.” “THE DEVIL TO PAY." Ronald Coleman in the role of an English aristocratic scapegrace. He loves and leaves. Kisses and decamps. This wellbred incorrect scamp has an ingratiating method of sliding through the world on his unbridled nerve - • • DIAL 348 FOR RESERVES. HAWERA OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! (And Finally To-morrow Night.) Another All-British Masterpiece. “STAMBOUL” With a cast of London “STAMBOUL” - Stage Celebrities. , Commencing SATURDAY NEXT. Attraction Extraordinary! ON THE STAGE—PAULA & PAULINE, Tight Rope Walkers and Dancers. ON THE SCREEN—“GET RICH QUICK WALLINGFORD” “Phar Lap Winning the Ag.ua Caliente Handicap,” and Gloaming-Desert Gold race, Hawera, 1919. Book seats now. ’Phone 2713. No advance in prices for this tremendous attraction.

INGLEWOOD TALKIES (Heated Throughout.) TO-NIGHT & WEDNESDAY. Britain’s Supreme Dramatic Triumph. “THE OUTSIDER.” “THE OUTSIDER." “THE OUTSIDER." “Her father is a famous surgeon and he cannot cure his own daughter. That seems to me a stupid situation. They call me charlatan, quack outsider, yet I alone, Ragatzy, can mend her body where men of science can only wrack her soul." Supporting Programme: Paramount Sound News, Comedy and Pathe News. Coming SATURDAY: “GRAFT.” QPERA JJOUSE TO-MORROW AND THURSDAY at 8 p.m. THE WORLD’S GREATEST COMEDY. New Plymouth and Stratford Artis's — In — “ NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH ’’ (By James Montgomery). JUST. ONE HUGE LAUGH. PRICES: 2/6, 2/-, 1/6 (no tax). RESERVE AT COLLIER’S. ; FOR THE CANCER FUND.

FOOTBALL 'J’ARANAKI JJNION (Inc.) REPRESENTATIVE TRIALS AT ELTHAM, - THURSDAY, MAY 26. , mR NORTH TARANAKI NORTH TARANAKI NORTH TARANAKI v. SOUTH TARANAKI SOUTH TARANAKI SOUTH TARANAKI At 2.30 p.m. ADMISSION: Adults 1/-. Grandstand 6d each person. Children over 14, 6d.

WINTER SHOW. NEW PLYMOUTH WI N TE R g H 0 W JUNE 7,8, 9, 10, 1932. CLOSING OF ENTRIES. CLOSING OF ENTRIES. Entries for KENNEL CLUB. SECTION — And — SCHOOLS’ DIVISION Will close on FRIDAY NEXT MAY 27, 1932. FRIDAY NEXT MAY 27, 1932. NOTE: Late Entries for all other sections, except Poultry, may be made up to 5 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, May 25. PRIZE LISTS available from: W. P. OKEY, P.O. Box 18. Secretary. ’Phone 87, New Plymouth. (Please state the section interested in). TRESPASS NOTICES. TRESPASS NOTICE. person Trespassing on any of my properties on Hill or Maude Roads, with or without dog or gun, will be prosecuted. No exceptions. H. A. JAMES, Korito.

TRESPASS NOTICE. persons with or without dog or gun on ’the properties of the undersigned will be prosecuted. No exceptions. R. B. FLEMING. S. J. ARMSTRONG. Pungarehu, May 18, 1932. To-day CHRISTENDOM is divided into some hundreds of conflicting sects! (CHRISTENDOM A book designed to show that the Bible is not responsible for this confusion. While discarding the views and tenets of current theology, and giving entire weight to all facts of science, it accepts the Bible as the word of God. It appeals to the devout but distressed. Obtainable at COST PRICE from:— & gON, £TD, BOOKSELLERS, NEW PLYMOUTH. W. G. LIDDELL, Bookseller, Stratford.

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