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Taranaki Daily News, 22 December 1934, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. CHILDREN! CHILDREN! MONSTER MICKEY MOUSE GIFT MATINEE — At the — PLAZA, STRATFORD TO-DAY AT 1.30 ONLY. FATHER CHRISTMAS FATHER CHRISTMAS Will Present FREE to the First 576 Children to attend this Matinee— A SPECIAL MICKEY MOUSE RUBBER. TOY In conjunction with the screening of a Thrilling and Exciting Western Drama. TOM MIX — In — “TERROR TRAIL.” TOM MIX — In — “TERROR TRAIL.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ALSO— Two Walt Disney Cartoons, Mickey Mouse in “Mechanical Man,” “Bird Store” Silly Symphony, Laurel and Hardy Comedy, News Reel, Travelogue, and Strange as it Seems (Novelty in Colour). AN ABSOLUTE XMAS TREAT FOR ANY CHILD. PLAZA, STRATFORD TO-NIGHT AT 8. (Finally Monday at 1.30, 5 and 8.30 p.m. Three Sessions). Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Again to the Fore! A Comedy-laden feast of laughter and love. A sensational drama that will provoke fits of hysteria from all who see it. ALICE BRADY & LIONEL BARRYMORE — In — “SHOULD LADIES BEHAVE” “SHOULD LADIES BEHAVE” “SHOULD LADIES BEHAVE” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Never before have you seen such joyous entertainment—lt is one continual laugh after another. You’ll love every minute of it. EXCEPTIONAL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. Two Disney Cartoons, “Mickey’s Mechanical Man,” “Bird Store,” Silly Symphony, Laurel and Hardy Comedy, “Strange as it Seems,” Novelty in Colour, Travelogue, Metrotone News. PATRONS PLEASE NOTE STARTING TIMES XMAS EVE ARE AT 1.30 P.M. 5 P.M., 8.30 P.M. > Plans at Clark’s or Ring 444 after 6.45. KING’S, STRATFORD TO-DAY AT 1.30. TO-NIGHT AT 3. (Also Monday at 1.30 and 8 p.m.) The Screen’s Famous Love Team in their second smash success. Ruth Chatterton — George Brent Ruth Chatterton — George Brent — In — — “THE CRASH.” — — “THE CRASH.” — — “THE CRASH.” — (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) — With — Paul Cavanagh—Barbara Leonard Gowns you’ll want to copy—a drama so gripping, so sincere, you will never forget, and a sweet and tender romance that will go straight to your heart. EXCELLENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. Including Episode 2 of ‘The Lost Special’ Plans at Theatre. Dial 348 for Reserves. REALIONE TALKIES Strathmore, Dec. 24; Lepperton, Dec. 26; Uruti, Dec. 27; Tongaporutu, Dec. 28; Awakino, Dec. 29; Midhirst, on New Year’s Day. The Comic Genius, SYDNEY HOWARD — In — “NIGHT OF THE GARTER” “NIGHT OF THE GARTER” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ALSO—“WINGS OVER AFRICA.” Mickey Mouse in “Barnyard Broadcast.” NEW THEATRE, OPUNAKE TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), DEC. 22. MATINEE AT 2 p.m. Merry . . . speedy . . . romantic. Her wiles against their wits . . . Three crusty old gold miners trying to protect their handsome foster • son against a gold-digger’s charms . . . But what chance has a mere man had ever since Eve ? “ EVER SINCE EVE.” With George O’Brien, Mary Brian and Herbert Mundin. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also Chapter 1 of Serial, “The Perils of Pauline,” the greatest chapter play of all time. MONDAY, DEC. 24 (XMAS EVE). SPECIAL CHILDREN’S MATINEE. Mickey and Minnie Mouse invites all children to come to receive a Xmas Gift from their Xmas tree. Admission: Children 6d. Every child occupying a seat will be charged and every child will receive a gift.

There will be two sessions on Xmas Eve. No. 1 to commence at 7.30 p.m. Will Rogers and Louise Dresser —ln- “ DAVID HARUM.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) You'll roar with that race-track crowd as Will Rogers and his horse come pounding in to victory. No. 2 to commence at 10 p.m. Winifred Shotter and Sydney Howard —In—“NIGHT OF THE GARTER.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Jealous wives, guilty husbands and a jewelled garter—all combine to produce one of the gayest talkies ever made. It’s a British production. WEDNESDAY, 26th. THURSDAY, 27th. Slim Summerville and Andy Devine —In—“HORSEPLA Y.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Slim and Zasu divorced! Gracious, no —just separated for one picture while the men go on a comedy jaunt. Come along—it’s just “Horse Playl” Join the fun! FRIDAY, 28th. SATURDAY, 29th. JOE E. BROWN —In—“SON OF A SAILOR.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TENDERS. INGLEWOOD TENNIS CLUB. fpENDERS marked “Tennis Court” will be received up to January 5, 1935, for the construction at the Club’s Grounds, Inglewood, of— A: Concrete tennis court with Laykold surface. B: Erection of wire netting fence. For tender forms containing conditions of contract and specifications apply to— L. TORRENS, Hon. Secretary. CARTING ROAD METAL, TAWHIWHI ROAD. RENDERS closing with the District Engineer, Public Works Department. Stratford, at 4 p.m. on January 7, 1935, are invited for carting road metal for Tawhiwhi Road. Specifications may be seen at the Whangamomona Post Office, and at the Public Works Office, Stratford.