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Taranaki Daily News, 10 June 1932, Page 3

... — AMUSEMENTS. **C” Unemployed Surname Initial “C” “DREYFUS” MATINEE 2 P.M. TO-DAY. “DREYFUS” MATINEE 2 P.M. TO-DAY. PRICES: 1/6-and 1/-, Children 6di EVERYBODY’S NEW PLYMOUTH. (Steam Heated for Your Comfort.) TO-NIGHT! AT 7.45. TO-NIGHT! Final Screening of “DREYFUS” “DREYFUS” “DREYFUS” “DREYFUS” International starring CEDRIC HARDWICKE Excellent Supporting Programme. PRICES AS USUAL. Rian at Collier’s. Commencing To-morrow. MATINEE, 2 RJM. EVENING, AT 7.45. The new and modem all talking production —new stars —new settings—new frockings. The picture for every member of the family. “OVER THE HILL” "OVER THE HILL” — Starring — JAMES DUNN — SALLY EILERS. MAE MARSH. In the screen’s greatest tribute to your own mother. BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT COLLIER’S. HAWERA OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT. (FINALLY TO-NIGHT. The British Musical Comedy Triumph. Beautiful Dancing. Glorious Singing. "MAN OF MAYFAIR.” ‘MAN OF MAYFAIR.” With JACK BUCHANAN And All Star British Cast. Commencing MATINEE TO-MORROW. At 2 p.m. For Two Nights and Two Matinees. The greatest entertainment to come to this district for months. "HELL DIVERS” Thousands defied death “EFELL DIVERS” to bring it to you. Special Matinee Monday, 2 p.m.. Reserve early. ’Phone 2713. Usual Prices. Watch for "Hell Divers” aeroplane to appear over Hawera at noon to-morrow. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), JUNE 10. •. \ i For the KATMATA GLEE CLUB’S JO N C ERT AND J) AN C E - In the KAIMATA HALL, at 8 p.m. PLAYS, GLEES, DUETS, SOLOS, AND - Y RECITATIONS. GOOD SUFFER. EXCELLENT MUSIC. ADMISSION - - 2/-. X. HEWES, Hon. Secretary.

J£UCHRE AND QRIB STRATFORD TOWN HALL. TO-NIGHT ((FRIDAY), JUNE 10. AT 8. PRIZES: Orders and Trophies, Supper Provided. Hall -will be Heated. ADMISSION: 1/6. Citizens’ Committee, Municipal Band. AUROA HALL. *T»HE NEXT EUCHRE PARTY AND A DANCE will be held in the above Hall, TO-MORROW (Saturday), June _4, and every Saturday, thereafter. Admission 1/6. Good music and supper; good points prizes. H. R. WOOD, Hon. Secretary. HALL. (ETHAMA HALL. qrand M onster dance — By — STAR OF OPUNAKE LODGE, 1.0.0. F. — On — WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1932. JACK HOOKER’S ORCHESTRA. SIT-DOWN SUPPER. LADIES 1/6, GENTLEMEN 2/6. - Free bus Opunake, 745 p.m. / Free bus Hawera 7.15 p.m. R. W. HASELTINE, Secretary Social Com.

J) ANGE QOMMITTEESI We have great pleasure in announcing that ,we have engaged the services of Mr. F. G. Brown, of Wellington, as Pianist of the "Opunake Star Orchestra.” Mr. Brown has had vast experience in Dance Bands in both Sydney and New Zealand, being pianist in some of the leading dance bands in both these places. His playing is proclaimed by all who have been privileged to hear him as being astounding; in fact, he may well be known as the “Wizard of the Piano” in his rendition of jazz playing. Mr. Brown uses those two famous American composers, Zez. Confreys and Art. Sheft. The remainder of the Orchestra are well known to the dancing fraternity throughout Taranaki as first-class players, every player being a soloist. We might mention that we have added another “Marimba” Zylophone to our already large number of instruments. All the latest hits will be played at all future engagements. Committees can be assured that’ if the music is left in our hands their functions will be a success. Our Prices are very reasonable, and should enable Committees to reduce the door charges considerably. . AU applications wifi receive a prompt and -ourteous reply. H. BROOKER, Manager, “Opunake Star Band,” Opunake. ’Phone: Day, 1 Opunake; Night, 109 Opunake. ‘‘HEAR AND BE CONVINCED.”

annual 3 all ALL SAINTS’ CHURCH, TOWN HALL, ELTHAM, MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1932. , , Music by Wills’ Melody Makers. NUMEROUS NOVELTIES. SCRAMBLES FOR LUCKY PRIZES. A BUMPER SUPPER. POPULAR PRICES: Single Tickets 3/-, Double Tickets 5/-. E. H. LINNELL, Hon. Secretary.