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Taranaki Daily News, 14 February 1933, Page 3

• AMUSEMENTS. TO-DAY, 2 p.m. TO-NIGHT, at 8. ’ Final Screenings of WILL ROGERS in “DOWN TO EARTH” (Approved for General Exhibition.) Excellent Supports: “Mother Goose Melodies” (cartoon), “Here Comes the (a Real Circus treat); “Havana Ho” (travel), Fox News Reek, Cinesound Review. Family Night To-night Children 6d “ ‘ and 9d. EVERYBODY’S . NEW PLYMOUTH. COMMENCING 7— TO-MORROW .J&tinee, 2 p.m. Evening, 8 p.m. Written lay the Author of those brilliant aijgcesses “Min and Bill" and "Emma.” ••BLONDIE OF THE FOLLIES” ‘/“BLONDIE 6F THE FOLLIES" ' ‘.‘BLONDIE OF THE FOLLIES” • [Presented-by Metro-Goldwyn-Maysr v ' . .w.Witb - MARION DAVIES, ROBERT MONTGOMERY. ZASU PITTS & BILLIE DOVE. ■ (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Entertainment that Sparkles and an Ex"f . cellent Star Cast of Flayers. Box Plans at Collier’s. ’ NEW THEATRE ;r OPUNAKE. TO-NIGHT!' ONLY TO-NIGHT! BENEFIT — SCREENING — BENEFIT '".'h "TRANSATLANTIC.” ; : ; -."TRANSATLANTIC.” Witli -Edmund- Lowe and 1 Lois Moran. • A . jftory ;of high jinks on the high seas. The ' glitter. and glamour of the fastest, set on the fastest liners. “Transatlantic" is being screened in aid of. the Cottage ‘Hospital Radio Fund. By attending this, picture you will help .. . • a worthy cause. . Coming Wednesday and Thursday. "IT’S TOUGH TO RE FAMOUS.” . ■ RETURN VISIT ? RETURN .VISIT I ’.' — Of the — YOUNG AUSTRALIA LEAGUE. , YOUNG AUSTRALIA LEAGUE. YOUNG AUSTRALIA LEAGUE. YOUNG AUSTRALIA LEAGUE. Y.A.L. HAWERA OPERA HOUSE f.' Box Plan at Miss Blake’s. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY) AT 8 O’CLOCK. OPERA HOUSE, NEW PLYMOUTH. WEDNESDAY NEXT AT 8. P.M. Proclaimed as the most outstanding Vaudeville and Band Entertainment, presented in New Zealand for years.— Vide the Press.' - ADMISSION PRICES: Reduced for the special occasion. >2/- reserves and 1/-; Children hglf-price except 1/- seats. Box plan at Collier’s! . BILLETS REQUIRED. YOUNG AUSTRALIA. LEAGUE’S RETURN VISIT TO NEW PLYMOUTH. those citizens who billeted these i boys on their previous visit,' and those who are prepared to billet them for. one ■ night, TO-MORROW (Wednesday), please notify■- Mr. Day, Borough Council, or telephone 950 or 795. jlgT. JOSEPH’S rpENNIS £>ANCE. PARISH HALL, ELTHAM. rOrMORROW (WEDNESDAY), FEB. 15. Big Monte . Carlos and Novelties. Good Floor and - Good Supper. ' ’ ’, ’ Music by Jack Hooker. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 2/-, Ladies 1/6. DON’T FORGET ■ HAWERA PIPE BAND’S JJEETING & J)ANCE. WINTER" SHOW'BUILDINGS. Music by Mrs. Attrill. Good Supper. Gentlenien 2/-, Ladies 1/6. TUMAHU HALL. TUMAHU HALL. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17. QLB-TIME & JJANCES. " x/i Good Music, Floor and Supper. ■ ADMISSION: Ladies 1/-, Gentlemen 2/-. D. FOX, , ' / . * Hon. Secretary. •- r pLANNAGAN OUP(The greatest Open-Water Swim in '. ' . ■ New Zealand). ■„vKAKAR€>A PARK TO EAST END j - ' BEACH. . ■ • SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1933. Commencing ............... 2.30 p.m. Finishing approximately . 3.20 p.m. Running Description of Race Through Loud Speakers. • r _ AT EAST END BEACH: MOLES McISAAC SURF COMPETITION ’ 1 / ■ ’’ NOVELTY RACES. 1 ' Admission 6d. J. DEVINE, •Hon. Secretary. i;, ■' ■WAREA SCHOOL. rpHE . COMBINED SCHOOL SPORTS / for the Herbert Smith Trust Cup will be held in the Domain on FRIDAY, February 17. Admission to Ground: 6d. J. GOODIN, Hon. Sec., Warea School, Committee. ’ HORTICULTURAL SHOW. . JJRENUI. gHOW. URENUI TOWN HALL. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1933. Eptries for Classes 3. 4,5, 6, 7- close at 5 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, February 15. All other'Entries at 5 p.m. on Thursday, February 15. No Post Entries. •' WM. SCOTT, Hon. Secretary. •Phone. 23, Urenui. .• .MEETINGS.MAKURI DRAINAGE SCHEME. ’A MEETING will be held in the Doug- • - Jas’ Hall on Wednesday. February 15, 1933, at 8 p.m., to discuss the above scheme. All persons interested are invited and urged to attend. J " L. BUNN, Convenor.