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Taranaki Daily News, 17 August 1935, Page 3

amusements. SOMETHING TO CHEER ABOUT! THE GREATEST AIR THRILLER SINCE “HELL DIVERS.” BgHMigggggg (■New Plymouth’s Favourite Theatre). COMMENCING TO-DAY. Matinee 2 p.m. Evening 7.45. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s Saga of Men who soar into the Skies, leaving love and laughter below. Six Months to Produce! Cast of Thousands! I [ I | WALLACE BEERY J. B * U.» WALLACE BEERY WEST WALLACE BEERY E Maureen O’Sullivan WEST Maureen O’Sullivan pntKT ROBT. YOUNG POINT KO3T ' YOUNG POINT ROBT ’ ¥OUNG POINT Lewis. Stone of the Lewis Stone ** the Happy Landings for AIR Romance, Contact for AIR Thrills. 200 parachutes AIR in mid - air. Flying AIR . straight for your .heart with breath-taking, soul1 I'l 1I I ’ stirring human interest I | I drama. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Extra Special Short Subjects; Metrotone News, “Bosko’s Farlour Tricks” (Musical Coloured Cartoon), “Opened by Mistake” (Thelma Todd- ' Patsy Kelly Comedy),, and—- “ Three Knaves and a Queen ’ “Three Knaves and a Queen” The final of the Contract Bridge Series, featuring Ely Culbertson. Don’t Hesitate ! Book Immediately ! Plan at Collier’s until noon; thereafter at Lester’s or ring 365. J ELTHAM TALKIES ' s TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), at 8 o’clock. An epic, of heroism,adventure,' comedy, touching drama, fine sentiment and military splendour against a colourful ’ back--ground of India. ’ ■ Gary Cooper, Franchot Tone and Richard Cromwell ' . In — “LIVES OF A BENGAL LANCER.” — With — Kathleen Burke, Sir Guy Standing and C. Aubrey Smith. (Approved for Universal", Exhibition.) Based on Frances Yeates Brown’s famous novel. An inspiring story of the herpes who guard the Empire’s frontiers in the turbulent North-west Provinces, of India. Preceded by a Newsreel, a Cartoon, a Sports Film. < Coming Tuesday and Wednesday: “IRON DUKE” — With George Arliss. EC IT AL! EC IT AL!' . • TO-NIGHT, .AUGUST 17, at 8. AT “STRADHOLME,” FULFORD STREET WEST, N.P. * ' . ' -By - '/■■■' MRS. VERNON PARKINSON MRS. VERNON PARKINSON And Assisting Artists. ADMISSION: 1/6. Seats Reserved at Collier’s without extra charge. < (OONCERT. STRADHOLME ORCHESTRA, Assisted by Hawera Orchestral - Society — And — ■ ■ Members and Mrs. L. Stonnell’s • dancing pupils. ST. MARY’S HALL, MONDAY, AUGUST 19, at 8 p.m. THE CLOCK SYMPHONY HAYDN. Adults 1/6, School Children 1/-. JJUIROA jgPORTS gALL. Great Eastern Waltzing Championships Will be held at the HUIROA SPORTS CLUB BALL J On'WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21. Nominations 1/-. Prizes Silver Cups. Monte Carlos Galore. Wright’s Dance Band. Mr. Aitken’s Free. Bus will leave the Stratford P.O. at 7.30 p.m. |

Admission: ( Gentlemen 2/6, Ladies 1/6 “If you have missed the Grand National don’t miss this.” URENUI HALL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1935. CHILDRENS . pANCY J)RESS J-JALL. Children’s Dances until 10 p.m. Admission: Ladies' 1/6, Gentlemen 2/-. Orchestral Music. Good Supper. RATAPIKO HALL! RATAPIKO FOOTBALL CLUB’S gECOND J>ALL.t TUESDAY, AUGUST 27,. 1935. . Hooker’s Merrymakers’ Orchestra. Splendid Euchre Prizes. Streamer and Confetti Fox-trot. Balloon Shower and Novelties. Free Buses Stratford and Inglewood. Admission: Gentlemen 2/6, Ladies 1/6. W. J. WELLS; Hon. ’Sec. NGAERE HALL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1935. QLD-TIME J)ANCE. Will be held by Eltham Troop Legion of Frontiersmen. Music by Vern Henry’s Popular Valencia Dance Band. Best of Suppers. Glassy Floor. Monte Carlo Waltz. Jack White’s Free Bus ’ leaves Stratford P.O. 7;45 p.m. Gower’s Free Bus leaves Eltham P.O. 7.45 p.m. Admission: Ladies 1/6, Gentlemen 2/-. HAWERA WINTER SHOW BUILDINGS. Another Treat for All. PIPE BAND £ONG J)ANCE MONDAY NEXT, AUGUST 19. See our Latest New Dance, “The La Favourite.” Mrs. Attrill’s Orchestra. Usual Supper. ADMISSION; Gentlemen 2/-, Ladies 1/6.