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Taranaki Daily News, 2 June 1934, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE, N.P. “As Cosy as Your Own Fireside.” Direction: J. C. Williamson and W. R. Kemball Theatres, Ltd. Commencing To-day at 2 and 8 p.m. ALISON SKIPWORTH—W. C. FIELDS ALISON SKIPWORTH—W. C. HELDS BABY LEROY —In—“TILLIE AND GUS” “TILLIE AND GUS” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Two lovable old rascals and the cutest baby you’ve ever seen combine their talents in a rib-tickling comedy that you’re sure to enjoy. Also showing: Cinesound News, Comedy, Screen Song, Paramount Pictorial, Screen Souvenirs and “HEY! HIEY! WESTERNER!” (Musical Revue in Technicolour.) Box plan at Collier’s until noon, thereafter at Theatre. Ring 1164. Direct from a triumphant tour of Australia and now electrifying huge audiences in Auckland. THE SENSATION OF 1934! . OPERA HOUSE, N.P. THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1934. THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1934. ONE CONCERT ONLY. HUGO LARSEN presents the Greatest Pianist since Paderewski, vide Press. POUISHNOFF POUISHNOFF (Pronounced Poo-eesh-nov.) His brilliant playing has electrified -the whole world. “Of all the world’s great pianists, none have won our hearts like Uouishnoff.” — “The Daily Mail,” London. —And— HORACE STEVENS The World-Famous Bass-Baritone from the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, London. “One of the most distinguished of present day singers.”—London Times. PRICES: Reserves 6/-, 4/-; Unreserved 3/-, 2/-. Prices plus tax. Plans open Friday, June 8, at Collier’s. Representative Maurice Ralph