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Taranaki Daily News, 18 October 1933, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY’S: ALL BRITISH NEW PLYMOUTH. — Commencing — TO-NIGHT!! — AT 7.45 — TO-NIGHT! Matinee To-morrow at 2 p.m. AT.T, THE GLAMOUR OF LONDON’S NIGHT LIFE in a story full of suspense, drama, thrills, comedy, and appealing • romance. “THAT NIGHT IN LONDON.” “THAT NIGHT IN LONDON.” — Featuring — ROBERT DONAT, PEARL ARGYLE, MILES MANDER. Tuneful songs, dancing of a high order, and actual scenes of Westminster Abbey, Big Ben, Westminster Bridge, Whitehall and Nelson’s Column are outstanding features in this production. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) VARIED FEATURETTES. Plan at Collier’s or ring 365 to-night. ELTHAM TALKIES SATURDAY AND MONDAY, October 21 and 23. The best film play for years. A moving, living, soul-stirring commentary on English life and ideals portrayed on the greatest scale. Great, Amazing, Inspiring, Stirring! NOEL COWARD’S “CAVALCADE” “CAVALCADE” “CAVALCADE” The story of Love and Courage, the spirit that endured and rose above the crushing events, dangers and catastrophies of the present century. Box Plan now open at Carman’s Book Arcade.

NEW THEATRE OPUNAKE. TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW. Two excellent productions. L—A British mystery feature—“AFTEß DARK.” 2.— Zane Grey’s stirring Western story, “Canyon Walls,” as a rare talkie. “ SMOKE LIGHTNING.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition) With GEORGE O’BRIEN—NELL O’DAY COMING FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: “THE PENGUIN POOL MURDER." MANAIA AND KAPONOA TALKIES. MANAIA, TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY). Special Guest Night. Prices: Adults 1/-, Children 6d to any part of Theatre. WILLIAM POWELL — In — “ROAD TO SINGAPORE.” “ROAD TO SINGAPORE.” Excellent Supports. Coming Saturday—“OVEß THE HILL.” KAPONGA, TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY) Towering above the year’s great hits. “OVER THE HILL.” . “OVER THE HILL.” — With — JAMES DUNN, SALLY FILERS ' MAE MARSH. A theme that appeals to every age, race, creed —because it deals with emotions felt by every human heart. GOOD SUPPORTS USUAL PRICES TO-NIGHT! AT 8. TO-NIGHT! ST. MARY’S HALL, N.P. QRCHESTRAL £}ONCERT. thirty performers. Local and Hawera Players. Conductor: Miss Evelyn L. Dowling. • ’ SCHUBERTS UNFINISHED SYMPHONY. Vocalists: Miss G. Johnston and Ken Bullen (boy soprano). PRICES: Adults 1/6, Boys and Girls in School Uniform, 6d. GRAND J) ARTY & Under the auspices of the Combined OPUNAKE HOCKEY CLUBS. To be held in the TOWN HALL, OPUNAKE. TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY). Novelty Dances, Monte Carlo, Statue, and Spot Waltzes. Delicious Supper. MALCOLM’S ORCHESTRA. EUCHRE PRIZES: Two first (lady and Gent.) 10/- Open Order. Good second prizes. ADMISSION: To Euchre, Ladies 1/-, Gentlemen 1/6. To Dance, Ladies 1/6, Gentlemen 2/-. 6d extra to Dance for Euchre Players. / TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). GRAND JJACHELORS’ & gPINSTERS J>ALL MATAPU HALL. Vinsen’s -Ambassadors Orchestra, NOVELTY DANCES. Good Floor and Supper. Curd’s Free Bus from Stratford at 7.30 p.m., via Eltham. ADMISSION: 2/-. T. GUY, Hon. Sec.

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, FITZROY. ANNUAL gPRING pAIR AND JgAZAAR, TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). AND FRIDAY. In aid of Church Buildings Debt. Opening by Archdeacon F. G. Evans and Mrs. Evans, at 2 p.m. Fancy, Plain, Cakes and Sweets, Jumble and Special Produce Stalls. AFTERNOON TEAS 9d. Admission Free. EVENING CONCERT, OCT. 19, 8 p.m. Admission 6d. URUn HALL! t URUTI HALL! QRAND rpENNIS J)ANCE. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1933, AT 8 P.M. McNeill’s Orchestra (four instruments). ADMISSION: Ladies 2/-; Gentiemen 2/6. A. G. OXENHAM, Hon. Secretary. south TARANAKI BRANCH. N.P.B.H.S. OLD BOYS’ ASSOCIATION. piFTH JZJALL. ST. JOSEPH’S HALL, HAWERA. OCTOBER 23, 1933, at 8 p.m. M. GOOD, Hon. Sec. A SMALL ADVERTISEMENT in the Classified Columns of the Taranaki Daily News will sell your goods. Try it! Prepaid rates: 16 words 1/-; three consecutive insertions 2/6. <