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Taranaki Daily News, 18 February 1933, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. , SOON HUNDREDS OF NEW PLYMOUTH WILL BE SINGING THE WORDS OR WHISTLING THE TUNES OF “ISN’T IT ROMANTIC,” “LOVE ME TONIGHT” AND “MIMI,” THREE OF THE MANY CAPTIVATING SONG NUM- [ BERS OF MAURICE CHEVALIER’S GREATEST SCREEN SUCCESS. NEW PLYMOUTH OPERA HOUSE NEW PLYMOUTH o Direction—J. C. Williamson and W. R. Kemball Theatres. COMMENCING TO-DAY—AT 2 AND 8 P.M. . The Management is happy to present undoubtedly the cleverest screen production in which is featured the inimitable team MAURICE CHEVALIER And JEANETTE MACDONALD MAURICE CHEVALIER And JEANETTE MACDONALD (The romantic pair of “The Loveparade” and “One Hour With You”) IN THE GLAMOROUS AND FASCINATING MUSICAL COMEDY "LOVE ME TO-NIGHT” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) A Brilliant Cast of Supporting Players, includes CHARLES RUGGLES- MYRNA LOY CHARLES BUTTERWORTH > C. AUBREY SMITH ROBERT GRIEG ELIZABETH PATTERSON. Song Numbers That Will Linger in The Memory—Witty Dialogue—Laugh-Provok-ing Situations—and Elaborate Scenes and Settings. ’ BOX PLANS UNTIL NOON at COLLIER’S, thereafter at THEATRE ’Phone 1164. ■ FLANNAG AN CUP RACE THE GREATEST OPEN WATER SWIM IN NEW ZEALAND. KAWAROA PARK TO EAST END’ BEACH. < ’ : TO-DAY! — SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1933 — TO-DAY! Commencing at 2.30 p.m. and finishing approximately at 3.20 p.m. Running Description of the Race through Loud'Speakers. AT EAST END BEACH: MOLES McISAAC SURF COMPETITION AT 2 PM. Novelty Races! Novelty Races! Novelty Races! ADMISSION 6D. J. DEVINE, Hon. Secretary. TUESDAY, FEB. 21! TUESDAY, FEB. 21! ALT, SPORTS WILL MEET SPORTS AT TARIKI SPORTS & PASTIMES CLUB’S GRAND DANCE & EUCHRE DE LUXE IN THE TARIKI HALL. REGAL DANCE ORCHESTRA (4 musicians) will box on from 8 p.m. Be there for the first round. ... ONE POUND MONTE CARLOS. Knock-Out Euchre Prizes: Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Ist 20/-; 2nd 7/6; 3rd 2/6. Also Lucky Seats. A real sporty night for all. Novelties Galore. Special Floodlighting, and with Announcer W.J.B. the ring will be kept merry. Glassy Floor, Dainty Sit-down Supper and Ice-Cream Stall. FREE BUSES—W. Curd’s, Stratford; L. Old’s, Inglewood. Both leave at 7.30 sharp. Euchre on arrival of buses. SPORTY PRICES: Ladies 1/6, Gentlemen 2/6. H. GUSH, Hon. Secretary T.S. and P.C. OAONUI TENNIS CLUB. GRAND TENNIS DANCE FRIDAY -—- FEBRUARY 24, 1933 — FRIDAY Vinsen’s Ambassadors’ Orchestra. Flannels optional. CARDS FOR NON-DANCERS. THE CHEAPEST ‘DANCE OF THE YEAR. Ladies 1/6, Gentlemen 2/-, Double 3/-. PIHAMA HALL PIHAMA HALL ’ THE FOURTH ANNUAL SETTLERS’ HARVEST HOME BALL Will be held on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1933. ,J. HOOKER’S ORCHESTRA. » NOVELTY DANCES. SETTLERS’ OPEN WALTZING COMPETITION. First Prize 20/-, Second 10/-. SPOON AND FORK SUPPER. GOOD FLOOR. Free Bus from Opunake and Kaponga via Kapuni (only ticket-holders carried). LADIES 2/-, GENTLEMEN 3/-. * ' R. W. HASELTINE, A. C. WALKER, Joint Secretaries. DON’T MISS THIS CARNIVAL! INGLEWOOD AMATEUR SWIMMING CLUB’S INTER-CLUB C A AN IVA L INGLEWOOD BATHS, THURSDAY — FEBRUARY 23, AT 8 p.m. — THURSDAY FINAL OF SOUTHERN DIVISION WATER POLO, BETWEEN HAWERA AND INGLEWOOD. DANCE TO FOLLOW.’ BOULTON’S ORCHESTRA. Admission to Carnival 1/6. Admission to Dance 1/6. DON’T MISS THIS CARNIVAL ! WAREA GALA DAY WEDNESDAY! — FEBRUARY 22 — WEDNESDAY! WAREA PUBLIC DOMAIN. EVENTS SERIOUS AND FARCICAL. Running, Swimming, Diving, Goalkicking, Sheaf-tossing, Slow Horse Race, Pillow Fighting, Sack Football Match, etc., etc. Children’s Events. Diversions and Amusements for all. SIDE-SHOWS, REFRESHMENTS, ICE CREAM, COCONUT SHIES. ADMISSION: At Gate 1/-, School Children Free. Be there by 10.30 a.m. GRAND DANCE AT NIGHT. Ladies 1/6, Gentlemen 2/6. VINSEN’S AMBASSADOR ORCHESTRA. D. W. LONGLEY, Sec. Hall Society. RATAPIKO TENNIS CLUB. RATAPIKO TENNIS CLUB. GREAT SLUMP SHATTERING GALA & AQUATIC CARNIVAL AT MR. J. WELLS-’ PROPERTY, “WAINUI,” RATAPIKO. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1933. FUN AT THE LAKESlDE—Swimming, Greasy Boom, Diving. See the Water Witches in Action. TENNIS TOURNAMENT (post entry). REFRESHMENT STALL — ICE CREAMS. BRING THE FAMILY AND MAKE A DAY OF IT! Programme Commences at 11 a.m. ■ < J ADMISSION: Adults 1/-, Children, Free. DANCE & EUCHRE PARTY in Evening. Tickets: 2/- and 1/-. HERE WE ARE AGAIN! HERE WE ARE AGAIN! THE WAITARA REGATTA — AND — CARNIVAL OF EXCITING SPORT. CARNIVAL OF EXCITING SPORT. To be held on the WAITARA RIVER, TO-DAY (SATURDAY). FIRST RACE AT 1 P.M. (This time will suit trains from South). ROWING CREWS FROM ALL THE BEST OF CLUBS WILL BE COMPETING. OUTBOARD SPEED MOTOR-BOAT COMPETITIONS. The Speedboat Merchants will leave you Spellbound with thrills in this exciting Sport; Aquaplaning, Diving, Greasy Boom, Horse Derby, and a host of other novelty events to keep you amused all the time. Side-shows in attendance with all their attractions. Lightband and Wann's Special Broadcast Service will give you details of the racing as well as a programme of musical melodies. THIS IS TARANAKI’S DAY* OUT. MAKE AN AFTERNOON OF IT AND WITNESS THE FINEST SPORT IN THE WORLD. Train from Hawera and intermediate stations arrives at Waitara at 1 p.m.. the starting time of Regatta. South-bound Trains delayed to leave Waitara at 5.17 p.m.; for New Plymouth leave Waitara at 6.5 p.m. Patronise your Railway. FREE PARKING AREA FOR CARS. ADMISSION: To Enclosure, Adults 1/-, Children under 14, 6d. DANCE IN THE EVENING AT THE CLIFTON HALL. GEO. BIRD, Hon. Secretary.