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Taranaki Daily News, 3 August 1935, Page 3

f AMUSEMENTS. TO-DAY 2J.111. TO-NIGHT 7.45. THE CINEMA EVENT OF 1935! THE THEATRE OF PRE-EMINENT ATTRACTIONS EXCELS ITSELF! RONALD COLMAN in 20th Century Pictures’ (producers of “The House of Rothschild”) Supreme Achievement. . . | “CLIVE OF INDIA” | With LORETTA YOUNG, C. AUBREY SMITH, COLIN CLIVE and a Cast, of Thousands. INDIA IS MINE IF I DARE TAKE IT 1 Courage was his only weapon—That and the love of a woman. Neither failed him, and Clive, Man of Destiny, Conquered a Nation. (Approved ■ for Universal Exhibition.) Special Associate Programme: “Air 'Thrills’’ (Interest), “Do You Remember’’ (Organlogue). “Transatlantic Bridge Thrills” (with Ely Culbertson), and . MICKEY MOUSE in TECHNICOLOUR in Walt Disney’s latest creation “The Band Concert,” with a supporting cast' including Donald Duck, Giddy Goat, Peter Pig, Clarabelle Cow and / Horace Horsecollar. Plans -at Collier’s until noon—thereafter at Lester’s or ring 365 to-night. J ‘ ’ BE WISE AND BOOK! AGRICULTURAL HALL, NEW PLYMOUTH. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), AT 8. PARK DRIVE NIGHT ■By courtesy British and Dominion Trades Ltd. 500 PARK DRIVE CIGARETTES will be given to patrons this evening. 20 packets Mystery Gay Gdrdons-10 packets Park Drive Monte Carlo. LUcky Admission Tickets — 10/- Mystery Chain Waltz — 10/- Monte Carlo. MUSIC BY VINSEN’S AMBASSADORS. USUAL ADMISSION. TUMAHU HALL! TUMAHU HALL! MONDAY,- AUGUST 5, 1935. GRAND OLD TIME & MODERN DANCE ALSO GIFT EVENING TO MR. & MRS. A. W. ALLARDICE & DAUGHTER. GOOD FLOOR & SUPPER. MONTE CARLOS GALORE. PARAMOUNT DANCE BAND (Four Players). ADMISSION: Ladies 1/6, Gentlemen 2/-. HERE WE ARE, HERE WE ARE, HERE WE ARE AGAIN! BIGGER, BRIGHTER AND BETTER THAN EVER! GRAND CARNIVAL DANCE HILLSBOROUGH HALL: MONDAY, AUGUST 5. Paper Hats, Streamers, Novelty Dances Galore. Euchre for Non-Dancers. GOQD PRIZES — GLASSY FLOOR — EXCELLENT SUPPER. BOULTON’S NOVELTY ORCHESTRA, featuring all the Latest Dance Hits. Williamson’s Bus will leave Ibbotson’s Garage at 7.30 p.m. Fare 1/-. ADMISSION: Ladies 1/-, Gentlemen 1/6. G. L. STANLEY, Hon. Secretary. ■ TAKE NOTICE I TAKE NOTICE! / . CORONATION HALL, TOKO, TUESDAY — AUGUST 6, 1935 — TUESDAY LOYAL TOKO DODGE GRAND ANNUAL BALL Hooker’s Merrymakers. Curd’s Bus from Stratford. Admission: Gentlemen 2/6, Ladies 1/6. I . J. MARTIN, Secretary. TOWN HALL, PATEA! ~ TOWN HALL, PATEA! GOOD NEWS AT LAST! SOMETHING YOU’VE BEEN LOOKING FOR! ' PATEA VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE’S GRAND ANNUAL BALL TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1935. VINSEN’S AMBASSADORS ORCHESTRA. DELICIOUS SUPPER -— GLASSY FLOOR SNAPPY ORCHESTRA. You Enjoyed the Last! You’ll Enjoy this Better! DEPRESSION PRICES: Ladies 2/6, Gentlemen 3/6; Double 5/-. .... _■ ■ . N. R. COAD, Hon. Secretary. • k 5 OK Al AW A HALL FIRST annual grand ball WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7. MONTE CARLOS (Good Prizes.) HOOKER’S MERRYMAKERS ORCHESTRA. GLASSY FLOOR ■ GOOD SUPPER ADMISSION: Ladies 2/-, Gentlemen 2/6, Men in Uniform 2/-. TOWN HALL, INGLEWOOD THURSDAY, AUGUST 8. MO A FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY FARMERS’ / ANNUAL DANCE MARTIN’S ORCHESTRA. Catering by SOMERTON’S, INGLEWOOD. . MONTE CARLO PRIZE: 10LB. BUTTER. EUCHRE PRIZES: Ladies’ First, Second and Third, 15, -10 and 51b. Butter. Gentlemen, First, Second and Third, 15, 10 and 51b. Butter. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 2/6, Ladies 1/6. PUNGAREHU HALL. . PUNGAREHU HALL. CATHOLIC DANCE & EUCHRE PARTY In aid of Parish Fund. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1935. EUCHRE PRIZES (Ladies and Gentlemens): Value 15/- Ist, 10/- 2nd, 5/- 3rd. Novelty Dances. MUSIC BY MISSES K. and N. GOODIN. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 2/-, Ladies 1/6. M. JONES and B. DOYLE, Joint Secretaries. OPUNAKE GOLF CLUB BALL FRIDAY,. AUGUST 9. FRIDAY, AUGUST 9. RATAPIKO HALL! RATAPIKO HALL! Roll along maidens, you must roll along, Roll along chappies, come and sing your song, - ' For we’ve lots of fun for all at our monster annual ball, Roll along everybody, roll along. — TO OUR — SECOND ANNUAL BALL DE LUXE THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1935. Yes! It’s another genuine cricket effort. Mr. W. J. Polson, M-P-, will be there to present the miniatures won during the last season. Special engagement of Bert Vinsen’s Ambassadors. Ike will be at the piano, and prove he is still one of Taranaki’s leading pianists. Bill Elder will play and croon for you in his own inimitable style, while George smokes a tune or two for you on his saxaphone, and Bert beats softly on his “tom toms.” Euchre Prizes of the best. Somerton’s catering, and a specially prepared floor, all add to this luxurious evening’s entertainment. Curd’s Free Bus from Stratford. Old’s from Inglewood. PRICES: Gentlemen 2/6, Ladies 1/6. D. THERKLESON, Secretan? SI.C.C.