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Taranaki Daily News, 10 February 1934, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. “CLANCY OF THE MOUNTED,” No. 3 Screens at the Matinee Only. REGENT THEATRE NEW PLYMOUTH. TO-DAY, 2 P.M. TO-NIGHT AT 8. Two Big Attractions. (1) LAUREL & HARDY In three reels of classic futility. “MUSIC BOX.” (2) The star of “When Ladies Meet” and “Broadway to Hollywood.” ALICE BRADY Scores another outstanding truimph in “STAGE MOTHER.” “STAGE MOTHER.” (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Popular Prices: D.C. 1/6, Stalls 1/-, Children 9d and 6d. Plan at Collier’s until noon, thereafter at Lester’s or ring 548 to-night. OEO HALL. OEO HALL. A GRAND DANCE & FAREWELL to Stewart Gordon will be held on Wednesday, February 14. Jack Hooker’s Merrymakers Orchestra. Novelty Dances and best of Supper. Free buses from E.T.M., Hawera, and Opunake. ADMISSION: Ladies 2/-, Gentlemen 2/6.

PUKEKURA PARK, N.P. PUKEKURA PARK, N.P. WEDNESDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 14. WEDNESDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 14. The Most Fascinating of all Open-Air Night Attractions. GREAT FIREWORKS DISPLAY By Wainoni Fireworks, Ltd., in arrangement with the Pukekura Park Board. A DISPLAY OF BRILLIANT SPLENDOUR. A REVELATION OF THE PYROTECHNIST’S SKILL. Great Set Pieces in varied design. Huge Rainbow Wheels. Fiery Fountains. Giant Golden Cascade, the Flaming Waterfall. Batteries of Roman Candles. Salvos of Aerial Shells. Flights of Rockets with Showers of Stars and Golden Rain A DISPLAY TO DAZZLE CREATION. A DISPLAY TO DAZZLE CREATION. A Wonderful Night for Mum, Dad and the Family. TO GET IN: ADULTS 1/-; CHILDREN 6d. GATES OPEN 7.15. DISPLAY ABOUT 8.15 P.M. LEPPERTON HALL I LEPPERTON. HALL! GRAND FIRST OF SEASON DANCE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1934. BOULTON’S DANCE BAND. * MONTE CARLOS SPLENDID SUPPER EXCELLENT FLOOR. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 2/-, Ladies 1/6. If sufficient inducement offers Williamson’s Free Bus will leave Ibbotson’s Garage, near Post Office, at 7.45 p,m. R. PAUL, Secretary. i HURRAH FOR KAIMATA! KAIMATA HALL! MONSTER DANCE & EUCHRE PARTY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1934. Out through the Kaimata Hall, over the rolling hills, flows the irresistible dance strains of the ROYAL MAORI STRING BAND, spiriting you away from Old Man Depression. See the Mate Mate Dance and Enchanting Hula, mingled with pulsating rhythm of the steel guitars. GOOD EUCHRE PHIZES — MONTE CARLOS — BEST SUPPER, f ADMISSION: Gentlemen 2/-, Ladies 1/6. Buses from Stratford, Inglewood, Waitara. Williamson’s Bus, Quin’s Garage (N.P. 1/- return) Book Seats Early! — — .. , .......... 1 - ~~ ■ TOWN HALL, OPUNAKE! TOWN HALL, OPUNAKE! GRAND DANCE (Under auspices of the Home Nursing Branch of Red Cross Society). WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1934. Malcolm’s Star Band. Novelty Dances. Good Floor. Buffet Supper. ADMISSION: GENTLEMEN 2/6, LADIES 1/6. Proceeds in Aid of the Local Surf Club. TATARAIMAKA HALL! TATARAIMAKA HALL! GRAND CATHOLIC SOCIAL THURSDAY,, FEBRUARY 15,1934, at 8.15 p.m. Music by HOOKER’S MERRYMAKERS, including Stuart Gordon, the Blind Musician. NOVELTY DANCES. Best Floor on the Coast. COOL DRINKS ICE CREAM —- HOME-COOKED SUPPER. ADMISSION: Ladies 1/-, Gentlemen 2/-. PIHAMA HALL! FIFTH ANNUAL PIHAMA HALL! SETTLERS’ HARVEST HOME BALL FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1934. (Please Note Change of Date) HOOKER’S ORCHESTRA (of Five Instruments). NOVELTY DANCES. GOOD FLOOR. SPOON & FORK SUPPER. FLANNELS OPTIONAL. Free Bus from Opunake; also from Kaponga via Kapuni. If sufficient inducement offers a free bus will run from Hawera. (Only ticket holders carried). ADMISSION: Ladies 2/-, Double 4/-. R. W. HASELTINE, Hon. Sec. BOOT REPAIRS REDUCED! MEN’S— Soled and Heeled g/g WOMEN’S— Soled and Heeled 4/(Sewing 1/- Extra). KIBBY’S (Next Onera House. New Plymouth)

FOOTBALL CLUBS NOTE! gEVEN-A-SIDE, J£APONGA. EASTER SATURDAY, MARCH 31. Get your teams selected and train for this great event. A. MELVILLE, Secretary.