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Taranaki Daily News, 21 November 1932, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. A MAGNIFICENT RECEPTION. To Doreen and the Bloke., YOU MUST NOT MISS THIS LAUGHTER PROGRAMME Hundreds were turned away on Saturday, and a huge audience had the laugh of a lifetime. Every Single Item Loudly Applauded. GEORGE WALLACE GEORGE WALLACE GEORGE WALLACE Rolled them off their seats—you’ve never heard such boisterous v. laughter. EVERYBODY’S NEW PLYMOUTH. AGAIN TO-DAY -r 2 and 8 p.m. TO-MORROW —— Also at 2 and 8 p.m. “THE SENTIMENTAL BLOKE.” “THE SENTIMENTAL BLOKE.” “THE SENTIMENTAL BLOKE.” “THE ' SENTIMENTAL ' BLOKE.” “TWT. SENTIMENTAL BLOKE.” Efftee Films Glorious Success. AH the laughable, lovable characters T? C. J. Dennis’ verse live on the screen. Wonderful Gems of Variety:— Ray and Moon (Dancers). Violin and Ballet Ensemble. Minnip Love (Famous Comedienne). Sundown Quartet (Harmonisers). Ocean Oddities on Great Barrier. Scenic Views of Ballarat. Mickey the, Mouse in. Arabia. Cinesound News. ABSOLUTELY A WONDERFUL SHOW At No Increase in Prices. RESERVE AT COLLIER’Sq- , , - 1 ■■—— •'■T7— NEW THEATRE OPUNAKE. TO-NIGHT & TO-MORROW. ,At 8 o’clock. * MATINEE TO-DAY, 2 P.M. Monday specially for country patron?, 1 pm- Tuesday 2 p.m. The Supreme Dramatic Genius. G-E-OrR-G-E A-R-LrLSrS . G-E-O-R-G-E A-R-L-I-S’-S Tn the Outstanding Achievement " ■ of his career. ' “THE MAN WHO PLAYED GOD” MAN WHO PLAYED GOD.” “THE MAN WHO PLAYED GOD. A picture with ?n astounding story, the magnetic power of which wjll hold you spellbound. . . . A? this picture has been drawing capacity houses be sure and b00k.,, Country patron? ’phone No. L ■ Reserves will not be kept after 8 o clock COMING WEDNESDAY“THE SILVER HORDE” ; TOKAORA HALL. TOKAORA HALL. QONCERT & J)ANCE. (By talented Hawera Artists, in Huffing Mr. Kelsen on .the Saw.) TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), 8 P.M. Tn aid of School Picnic Funds. Supper Provided. ADMISSION: 1/6. . T \ E. TIPPETT, Hoh. Secretary. -—• ■ ■ —: ——■ MATAPU HALL! MATAPU. HALL! Q R AN D /g AL L. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ,23. ■ Jack Hooker’s Orchestra. Buses will leave Okajawa and Eltham ■ : at 7.30 p.m. ■ ■ Good Floor apd Supper. ' Popular Prices: Ladies 2/-, Gents. 2/6. T. GUY, Hon. Sec. •*< * ■ . •' ■ S '■ 1 r"), LEPPFRTON HALL, NOVEMBER 23. J)A NCE RECITAL ’ - By MISS MERYL JENNINS, L.T.CL., AND PUPILS. Overture at 8 p.m. - DANCE to follow by request. Excellent Music Throughout i • (Six Instruments.) PRICES: For Recital, 1/- (front seats 1/6). To Supper and Dance, 1/- extra. TENDERS. CARTAGE CONTRACTORS.’ rpENpERS are invited for the distribu- “ tion of .Motor Spirit, by .Tank. Wag gon from the Company’s Bulk ! Installation at Stratford. 7 \ Specifications and Conditions, of Contract may be seep at the office of Messrs. Duff and Wynyard, •74 Brougham Street New. Plymouth. Tenders close at the Office of the Company at 12 noon on December 10, 1932, and should be addressed to the Secretary, Box 1089,' Wellington. The lowest dr any tender not necessarily accepted. ASSOCIATED MOTORISTS PETROL COMPANY LIMITED. •' WINES! “HARDY’S” ADELAIDE PORT. Old Australian vintage. “Mellowed with the years.” Single Bottle at Case Price. Large bottle (quarts), 4/-; 2 large bottles, (quarts), 7/6. No need ,to order a case, or a dozen—you can always buy it as you want it, at Cassidy’s Tariki Hotel Old Spanish Sherry same price as port. Free delivery, rail pr road. J QASSIDY, TARIKI. HOME-MADE CAKE AND PIES Made from Danish Recipes. Highest quality .guaranteed. .First grade ingredients used. Only obtainable from: ' rpis QAKE gHOP, Next Everybody’s Theatre, N.P. And Mangorei Road Dairy. XMAS WINE AT REDUCED. PRICESr wish to notify, my ms?y customers that the price of my Spee- . fa! Wine has been reduced to 35/per esse (12 bottles; cash with order). Place Your Orders Now! A. BUT LE R, ROAD, INGLEWOOD. Bex FL TL