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Taranaki Daily News, 15 September 1934, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. QUANTITY AND QUALITY. DOUBLE STAR PROGRAMME. i THE REGENT, N.P. (Popular Pictures at Popular Prices) TO-DAY, 2 P.M. TO-NIGHT, AT 8. (1) JEAN ARTHUR & DONALD COOK In a Drama of Romantic Youth: “MOST PRECIOUS THING IN LIFE.” “MOST PRECIOUS THING IN LIFE.” (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) (2) RALPH BELLAMY & FAY WRAY : RALPH BELLAMY & FAY WRAY In a gripping Drama of the Deep, packed with thrills, perils and romance. ■ “BELOW THE SEA.” “BELOW THE SEA.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Additional at Matinee only: Buck Jones in “GORDON OF GHOST CITY,” No. 8. Popular Prices: D.C. 1/6, Stalls 1/-, Children 9d and 6d. Plan at Collier’s until noon, then at Lester’s, or Ring 548 To-night. HUINGA HALL. HUINGA HALL. SEPTEMBER 21. CHILDREN’S FANCY DRESS BALL, in aid of new piano funds. Ladies 1/6 or basket, gentlemen 1/6. Tickets dated July 20 still available.

MOUNTAIN ROAD RACE DANCES. O ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY The Road Race Committee advise their numerous Dance Patrons that owing to unforseen circumstances they will NOT be holding further dances in BURWOOD. A MONSTER CARNIVAL DANCE Will be held in the AGRICULTURAL HALL, N.P., TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY). MUSIC BY VINSEN’S AMBASSADORS (Taranaki’s Leading Dance Band). NOVELTY DANCES, CONFETTI, STREAMERS, OLD-TIME WALTZ AND FOX-TROT COMPETITIONS. LADIES 1/-, GENTS. 1/6. ABOVE THE TUNES OF THE “MERRYMAKERS” COMES THE SOUND OF CHILDISH VOICES AT THE GIGANTIC “PLAIN” & “BACK-TO-CHILDHOOD” DANCE AND EUCHRE TAMKI HALL, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS. This is the Big Night of the Year. A Real “Childhood” Night. Hi! It’s Hooker’s Merrymakers, featuring Jack Hooker > the Piano-Accordeon Wonder; Stewart Gordon, Sax. Wonder, etc.; Bill Reed, the Trumpet Crack, and Snowy Vinsen, Bells and Drum Marvel (good); specially tuned up for the occasion. All the latest hits, also nursery rhymes. Look! Taranaki’s Big Free Monte Carlo. Yes, its dinkum. Just one thrilling night; let’s all be young again boys and girls. There’s Special Prizes for Best Dresses, so put on your pretties and come’ along to a night of nights on Taranaki’s Best Dance Floor, with Special Supper. Gigantic Euchre. Twelve Prizes, Ladies and Gentlemen’s Ist. £l, 2nd. 17/6, 3rd. Trophy, 4th. Trophy, sth. Trophy. Also Lucky Seats. Free Buses from Stratford and Inglewood. Please book seats! POPULAR PRICES: Ladies 1/6, Gentlemen 2/6. HaGUSH, Hon. Secretary T.H.C. GRAND EUCHRE & DANCE PUNGAREHU HALL TUESDAY, - SEPTEMBER 18, 1934. ! In aid of School Funds. Prizes: Value, Gentlemen £l, Ladies £l. / .Children’s Dance 6 to 10 p.m. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 2/-, Ladies 1/6, Children 6d. TUKAPA ANNUAL BALL AGRICULTURAL HALL, NEXT WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. RECOGNISED AS THE LEADING BALL OF THE SEASON! Excellent Supper, Floor and Decorations. Special New Numbers by that Famous Dance Band — VINSEN’S AMBASSADORS DANCE BAND. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 3/6, Ladies 2/6, Double 5/-. KAIMATA HAUL. KAIMATA HALT/. MONSTER CARNIVAL DANCE ; THURSDAY — SEPTEMBER 20, 1934 — THURSDAY Special engagement of VINSEN’S AMBASSADORS ORCHESTRA (Taranaki’s leading Dance Band), with all the latest hits, so be sure not to miss this great night Dainty Supper. Glassy Floor. Novelties Galore. Euchre for non-dancers. FREE BUSES: Whyte’s, Stratford, L. Old, Inglewood, and St. George, Waitara, if sufficient inducement offers, ADMISSION: Ladies 1/6; Gentlemen 2/-. DON’T FORGET! THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, AT KAIMATA! KAPUNI I, KAPUNI ! KAPUNI I KAPUNI ! GRAND DANCE THURSDAY — SEPTEMBER 20, 1934 — THURSDAY WAITE’S ADELPHI DANCE BAND. Novelties galore. Tip-top Supper. Glassy Floor. Progressive 500 for non-dancers, 10/- open order first prize; excellent second prizes. Leave your worries at home and be there. Cards and dancing commence 8.15 p.m. ADMISSION: LADIES 1/6; GENTLEMEN 2/6. Plant’s Free Bus if sufficient passengers: Kaponga 7.45, Okaiawa 7.30, Manaia 7.45. TUMAHU HALL — SECOND ANNUAL— TUMAHU HALL BACHELORS’ & SPINSTERS’ BALL MONDAY — SEPTEMBER 24, 1934 — MONDAY VINSEN’S AMBASSADORS ORCHESTRA. Spoon and Fork Supper. Excellent Floor. Monte Carlo’s, Paper Bags, etc. ADMISSION: LADIES 1/6, GENTLEMEN 2/6. CARDIFF FARMERS’ UNION. ANNUAL SOCIAL AND DANCE CARDIFF HALL — TUESDAY, SEPT. 25. VINSEN’S AMBASSADOR ORCHESTRA (Four Instruments). Crop Competition Cups, Trophy and Certificates to be presented. Whyte’s Free Bus leaves Rudkin’s at 7.45 p.m. ADMISSION: Ladies 1 /6, Gentlemen 2/-. OAONUI TENNIS CLUB. OAONUI TENNIS CLUB. GRAND DANCE WEDNESDAY — OCTOBER 3, 1934 — WEDNESDAY MRS. MALCOLM’S ORCHESTRA. Novelty Dances. Prices: 2/- and 1/6. Excellent Floor and Supper. Free Buses from Rahotu and Opunake. W Illi IM llillll—lll 111 With a background of experience that only quality can tell Corban’s produce wine that no others excel. FINAL SEPTEMBER OFFER. 3/- — DISCOUNT OFF CASES OF ONE DOZEN BOTTLES —3/Special Rich Port 36/-, No. 4 Port 42/-, Inv. Port, Frontignac, Tawny Port, Sherry, Madeira 55/-, Special Res. Port, Dry Sherry 66/-, Wine Cocktail 85/-, etc. We recommend our Spec. Assorted Case (12 varieties), 58/- dozen. CASH WITH ORDER. FREIGHT PAID. FREE DELIVERY WITHIN REASON. Enclosed for which send me Above Concession applies only to case or special assorted. orders to— Name CORBAN’S Address WINE SHOP „ 20 UNION STREET, HAWERA. Occupation If coupon accompanies order.