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Taranaki Daily News, 13 June 1932, Page 3

.-/-AMUSEMENTS. Unemployed Surname Initials “E and F.” MATINEE —2 P.M. — TO-DAY. MATINEE —2 PM. — TO-DAY. PRICES: 1/6,'and 1/-, Children 6d. EVERYBODY’S NEW PLYMOUTH. (Steam Heated for Your Comfort.) TO-NIGHT! AT 7.45. TO-NIGHT! (Finally To-morrow Night.) MATINEE 2 P.M. TO-MORROW. A TRUE PAGE FROM LIFE. The heart of a boy . . . the eoul of a girl . . . the courage of a mother ... it will tug at your heart strings. "OVER THE HILL” "OVER THE HILL” "OVER THE HILL” — Starring — JAMES DUNN — SALLY EILERS JAMES DUNN — SALLY EILERS MAE MARSH MAE MARSH An Immortal Entertainment! In Support: Fox Movietone News, ‘Where East Meets West” (travelogue), and Cinesound News. PRICES AS USUAL. Plan at Coiner’s. OKAIAWA FOOTBALL CLUB. AND J) ANGE. — And — PRESENTATION TO MR. RAY CLARKE. TOWN HALL, OKAIAWA. TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), JUNE 13. Good Prizes and Supper. ADMISSION—I/6. A. 'G. ROBERTSON, Hon. Secretary. TUMAHU HALL. r £HE Third Series of EUCHRE with DANCE to follow will be held TONIGHT (Monday), June 13. D. FOX, Hon. Secretary. KAKARAMEA HALL. FAREWELL Social and Dance to Mr. and Mrs. P, W. Tong and Family will be held in the above Hall, on FRIDAY, June 17. Music supplied by Mrs. Bennett and Mr. Hunger, Normanby. Admission: Non-subscribers 2/- and 1/-; Ladies n basket. *COME AND ENJOY YOURSELF." ALBERT ROAD SOCIAL COMMITTEE’S QjRAND J]UCHRE . AND J)ANCE EGMONT VILLAGE HALL. TUESDAY — JUNE 14 — TUESDAY. Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s First Prize 15/Order; Second, 5/- Order. GOOD FLOOR. EXCELLENT SUPPER. Boulton’* Dance Band. Novelty Dances. GENTLEMEN 2/6, LADIES’ 1/6. Free Bus from Inglewood. NNU A L gA L L ALL SAINTS’ CHURCH, TOWN HALL, ELTHAM, MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1932. Music by Wills’ Melody Makers. NUMEROUS NOVELTIES. Dutch Monte Carlo. Balloon Dances. "Mystery Man” Dance. Carnival Hats, etc. SCRAMBLES FOR LUCKY PRIZES. A BUMPER SUPPER. POPULAR PRICES: Single Tickets 3/-, Double Tickets 5/-. Free Buses from Hawera and TOKO HALL. TOKO HALL, TOKO SETTLERS’ PICNIC AND SPORTS ASSOCIATION EUCHRE. PRIZES: Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Ist Prize Open Order £1; 2nd, Open Order 15/-; 3rd, Open Order 7/6. Special Prize, 7/6. DANCE TO FOLLOW. GOOD SUPPER. ADMISSION: Ladies 1/6, Gentlemen 2/-. J. F. HINE, Hon. Secretary.

AKAIAWA HALL. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 8 p.m. SHARP. Qrand old-time and modern DANCE. Good Orchestra, Floor and Supper. GENTLEMEN 2/6/ LADIES 1/6. E. EDWARDS, Hon. Sec. STRATFORD BASKET-BALL CLUB. A EUCHRE PARTY will be held in .the PARISH HALL, Stratford, on FRIDAY, June 17, at 8 p.m. Good Prizes. ADMISSION, 1/6. MISS R. SANSON, Hon. Seo. pAREWELL gOCIAL & JQANCE In honour of MR. 4 MRS. T. BRUNSDEN & FAMILY, Will be held in the WAREA HALL. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, AT 8 PjM. Leading musical talent from the coast will * be there; also a national dancer from Wanganui. Bagpipes in attendance. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 1/6, Ladies 1/--NOTE CHANGE OF PLACE—WAREA, NOT PUNIHO. pANCE QOMMITTEES! Wo 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 b e 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. !he 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 it hands their functions will be a success. Our Prices are very reasonable, and should enable Committees to reduce the door charges considerably. All applications will receive a prompt and courteous reply. H. BRCOKER, Manager, “Opunake Star Band/' Opunake. ’Phone: Day, 1 Opunake; Night, 109 Opunake. '’HEAR AND BE CONVINCED.’’