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Taranaki Daily News, 6 October 1934, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. Additional at Matinee Only. e BUCK JONES in “GORDON OF GHOST Y CITY” (Episode Eleven). Y » THE REGENT, N.P. TO-DAY, 2 P.M. TO-NIGHT, AT 8. Another Splendid Double Star Programme for the Week-end. Firstly J. HOOT GIBSON THRILLS! In a red-blooded outdoor THRILLS! ? drama THRILLS! J “THE THRILLS! CONCENTRATIN’ THRILLS! KID.” THRILLS! Secondly LAUGHS! The Beautiful and Talented LAUGHS! Star of “Madame Spy” and LAUGHS! “Below the Sea” LAUGHS! FAY WRAY LAUGHS! FAY WRAY ' LAUGHS! — With — LAUGHS! Paul Lukas and Patsy Kelly ' LAUGHS! Paul Lukas and Patsy Kelly LAUGHS! In a deliciously diverting LAUGHS! comedy drama of a masquerLAUGHS! ade and an escapade the' —— - “COUNTESS OF MONTE CRISTO” I “COUNTESS OF MONTE CRISTO” , “COUNTESS OF MONTE CRISTO” r (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) UNIVERSAL NEWS TO OPEN. ; Family Prices: D.C. 1/6, Stalls 1/-, Chili dren 9d and 6d. Plan at Collier’s Until noon, then at Lester's or ring 548.

1 OAKURA HALL SOCIETY. t GRAND ANNUAL BALL TUESDAY — OCTOBER 9, 1934, at 8 p.m. — TUESDAY . Good Prizes for Monte Carlos and Novelty Dances. ■: McNEILL’S ORCHESTRA (FOUR INSTRUMENTS). . EUCHRE FOR NON-DANCERS. Y * ADMISSION: Ladies V-, Gentlemen 2/-; Ladies with Basket Free. MIDHIRST HALL! * MIDHIRST HALL! I TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1934. NOVELTY TENNIS DANCE As a result of the highly successful performance at the last Tennis Dance we have again engaged HOOKER’S MERRYMAKERS, the Band that makes you dance. Special Novelties, etc. Waltzing Competition. Every one is still talking about the last dance, so don’t miss this one. Every- , thing of the best. Free Buses from Stratford (Curd’s), Inglewood (Old’s). ADMISSION: Ladies 1/6, Gentlemen 2/6. J. CASTELLI, Sec. Tennis Club. ' CAPE EGMONT GOLF BALL Members and Friends are reminded that the Cape Egmont.' Golf Ball will be held in the PUNGAREHU HALL on WEDNESDAY — OCTOBER 10, 1934 — WEDNESDAY VINSEN’S AMBASSADORS. EVERYTHING OF THE BEST. :• SUBSCRIPTION: Ladies 2/6, Gentlemen 4/-, Double 6/-. P. C. SMITH, Hon. Secretary. PUNGAREHU HALL 1 PUNGAREHU HALL ! GRAND DANCE & EUCHRE PARTY WEDNESDAY — OCTOBER 24, 1934 — WEDNESDAY (In aid of Catholic Building Fund.) Euchre Prizes to value of £4. Ladies’ Ist, value 20/-, 2nd 15/-, 3rd 5/-. Gentlemen, Ist value 20/-, 2nd 15/-, 3rd 5/-. Music by Misses K. and N. Goodin. Novelty, Modem and Old-time Dances. Good Floor. Excellent Supper. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 2/-, Ladies 1/6. E. DOODY & M. DOYLE, Hon. Secs. • ’.ANNUAL TENNIS DANCE NORFOLK ROAD! NORFOLK ROAD! FRIDAY — OCTOBER 12, 1934 — FRIDAY I McNeill’s Orchestra. McNeill’s Orchestra. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 2/-; Ladies 1/6. L. Old’s Free Bus from Inglewood. M. THOMASON, Secretary. Troubles forgotten, worries forgotten, now and forever, for tally-ho and away we go to the most popular dance hall in Taranaki. To the— TARIKI TENNIS CLUB’S GIGANTIC OPENING DANCE AND EUCHRE PARTY. In the TARIKI HALL, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, at 8 p.m. Music by Taranaki’s leading dance orchestra: HOOKER’S MERRYMAKERS. M.C.’s who’ll keep things merry. Novelty Dances, including Monte Carlo Dance and Twilight Dances. And what about these euchre prizes? There’s Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s First and Second Prizes: Ist prizes £l, 2nd prizes 10/- (all open orders). Come and try your luck. Glassy Floor. Excellent Supper. FREE BUSES: Curd’s, Stratford; Old’s, Inglewood. Book seats early. Flannels optional. Popular Prices: Ladies 1/6; Gentlemen 2/6. L. HUCKER, Hon. Secretary. ——— <<OH BABY? WHAT A NIGHT!’-’ THE PATEA MUNICIPAL BAND PRESENT THEIR FIRST ANNUAL BALL & CARNIVAL PATEA TOWN HALL, MONDAY, OCT. 15. . PRIZES FOR BEST PLAIN & FANCY DRESSES. Confetti, Streamers, Balloons, and a Night of Dancing to VINSEN’S AMBASSADORS, Taranaki’s Premier Dance Orchestra. Free Bus from Criterion Garage, Hawera, at 7.30 p.m. ; LOOK AT THE PRICES: Gentlemen 3/6, Ladies 2/6, Double 5/-. DON’T WISH YOU*HAD BEEN THERE—BE THERE! ITS A CARNIVAL NIGHT OPUNAKE CIRCUIT — METHODIST CHURCH JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS 1 SUNDAY — OCTOBER 28, 1934 — SUNDAY Special Services, Morning and Evening, at Opunake, Rahotu and Okato. — ALSO — — ALSO — A GRAND BANQUET! A GRAND BANQUET! Will be held at OPUNAKE ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1934. A hearty welcome is awaiting you, especially old-timers. ' Please communicate with the undersigned, who will send you full particulars and programme of events. 2 K. F. ANDREWS, Secretary, Rahotu.

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