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Taranaki Daily News, 4 January 1933, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. NEW PLYMOUTH OPERA HOUSE NEW - PLYMOUTH Direction.—J. C. Williamson and W. R. Kemball Theatres. COMMENCING TO-DAY — AT 2 & 8 P.M. A Bright and Thoroughly Entertaining Picture which will Keep You on the Edge of Your Seat with Suspense when you don’t slip off with Hysterical Laughter! ' WILLIAM POWELL In His First Really Mirth-Provoking Comedy. ‘•HIGH PRESSURE” A highly diverting story of how a huge company was floated to exploit rubber invented by a professor who turned out to be just plain “mad,” and in which Bill Powell has a thoroughly amusing and exhausting time of it with the assistance and resistance of— EVELYN BRENT, GEORGE SIDNEY, EVALYN KNAPP, FRANK McHUGH, GUY KIBBEE AND JOHN WRAY. And many other stars who seem to have their “funny-bone” particularly ; well oiled for this positively hilarious LAUGH SENSATION. A SPECIALLY SELECTED PROGRAMME OF SUPPORTING SUBJECTS includes “Subway • Symphony,” Unique Musical Novelty; Absorbing, Travelogue entitled “South American-Journeys”; and laugh-provoking cartoon, Freddie the Freshman.” BOX PLANS AT COLLIER’S or at THEATRE AFTER 6.45 P.M. Ring ’phone 1164.

TOWN HALL, OPUNAKE! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! HUGE COMPLIMENTARY . NEW YEAR DANCE To the Blind Musician, MR. STEWART GORDON, who will be playing in JACK HOOKER’S FULL ORCHESTRA, ALSO 1933 FOX-TROT COMPETITION. ATT, THE LATEST MUSIC. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 2/6, Ladies 2/-. TARANAKILAWN - TENNIS. -TOURNAMENT AT NEW PLYMOUTH TENNIS, CLUB’S COURTS, # VIVIAN STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. . Commencing TO-DAY (Wednesday), January 4, to Saturday, January 7,1933.' ADMISSION: 1/-per Day, and 1/6 on Final Day. Season Ticket 3/-. Children under 14, 6d. ■ C. H. STROMBOM, Acting-Secretary. NEW PLYMOUTH AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB. . MONSTER / ELECTRIC LIGHT SPORTS CARNIVAL SATURDAY — JANUARY 7, 1933 — SATURDAY PUKEKURA PARK, SEE THE CANTERBURY AND TARANAKI CHAMPIONS. KEEP THIS EVENING'FREE. -