AMUSEMENTS. throction: Ama-ieama.t<&d Theatres, Ltd. 2 P.M. - SESSIONS - 8 P.M. , GLORIOUS ENTERTAINMENT . Packed with . ._. Vivid Drama ._ [y Haunting Melodies . . . Fast Action . . . Exciting Adventure . . ■ Enticing Tangos . . . Gay Romance . . . , Hilarious Comedy. ' t _ I You've waited years to see a Picture like this ! ONCE AGAIN IN THE ROLE THAT MADE HIM FAMOUS. Warner Baxter Warner Baxter —— Warner Baxter Warner Baxter -— 11 — — Warner Baxter - —- . Warner Baxter — Warner Baxter - — — — Warner Baxter — — In — HIS NEWEST SCREEN TRIUMPH “UNDER A PAMPAS MOON” “UNDER A PAMPAS MOON” “UNDER A PAMPAS MOON” “UNDER A PAMPAS MOON” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) — With — Ketti Gallian — Ketti Gallian — JOHN MILJAN — VELOZ and YOLANDA — | To-day’s Dancing Sensations, | j introducing the new and | j pulse-stirring “Cobra Tango.” | BE WISE — BOOK EARLY! Box Plans at Collier’s Music House.
AMUSEMENTS. PHENOMENAL BOOKING! HI 111 HI It is inevitable that only a few of ||| 111 the many hundreds who intend see- ||j 111 ing “Clive of India” to-day, will be ||j HI able to gain admission.. ||| 111 ' 111 Ij We Urge You to Book Immediately |j| . 11l 111 | PLAZA THEATRE j : : STRATFORD. = 1 : =: J iilllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllinp ’ NOW SHOWING! DAILY AT 1.30. — NIGHTLY AT 8. 2 One of the Genuinely Great Entertainments of 1935 Season. ~ ~ hi |l| 20th. Century Presents ||| ’ 111 HI " || RONALD COLMAN ||| " || RONALD COLMAN j|| ’ || RONALD COLMAN ||| ' || RONALD COLMAN |j| ' | 111 ’ || -In- HI ’ | His First Super Production, ||| II HI HI “CLIVE OF INDIA” ||| |jj “CLIVE OF INDIA” ||| | | “CLIVE OF INDIA” ||| |l| “CLIVE OF INDIA” |j| lil iil ||| - With - 111 111 ■ ' HI HI LORETTA YOUNG ||| | | Colin Clive C. Aubrey Smith |j[ ■III _ _ HI (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) — Also — Walt Disney’s First Mickey Mouse in Gorgeous Colour. Mickey Mouse in “BAND CONCERT.” VARIED SUPPORTS. PLANS FOR ALL SESSIONS AT ' CLARK’S OR RING 444.
, I KING’S THEATRE, j , • STRATFORD. j < ■: :■ ■* TO-DAY AT 1.30 TO-NIGHT AT 8. A Really Outstanding Double-Star Programme, headed by t ZANE GREY’S - Soul-gripping drama of the Golden West, i Randolph Scott Jackie Coogan ! Randolph Scott Jackie Coogan Together in “HOME ON THE RANGE” ’ “HOME ON THE RANGE” A drama of Lightning Action and I Thrilling Adventure, featuring I this year’s greatest Song Hit “Home on The Range” —— ALSO SHOWING— W. C. Fields Baby Leßoy W. C. Fields Baby Leßoy — In — . “IT’S A GIFT.” . “ITS A GIFT.” (Both Approved Universal Exhibition.) Hilarious Comedy spiced with Laughs and Screams. Episode 4, “Phantom of the Air.” PLANS AT THEATRE — DIAL 348! ' MANAIA & KAPONGA TALKIES. MANAIA TO-NIGHT. FRKDRIC MARCH — In — “DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY” , “DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY” . (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) KAPONGA TO-NIGHT. GRACIE FIELDS . — In — “LOVE, LIFE & LAUGHTER” “LOVE, LIFE & LAUGHTER” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.), Also Episode 1 of New Serial: “JUNGLE MYSTERY.” COASTAL TALKIES. Pungarehu, Monday; Okato, Tuesday; Auroa, Thursday. “LOVE, LIFE & LAUGHTER” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) I .— And — “JUNGLE MYSTERY.”
After Hours at Theatre — ’Phone 843. NEW THEATRE, OPUNAKE TO-NIGHT AT 8. MATINEE AT 2. PERRY MASON PERRY MASON ■ New idol of detective fiction—the most discussed personality since Sherlock Holmes! Brilliant Lawyer—Daring Sleuth —Dashing Lover—and a Great Guy! You’ll-be seeing lots of him—so get acquainted now -—ln “THE CASE OF THE HOWLING DOG” “THE CASE OF THE HOWLING DOG” ' — With— Warren William Mary Astor Allen Jenkins., (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, August 19, 20 and 21. A Whirl of Hilarious Comedy, Laughs, Thrills, Girls and the Melbourne Cup. GEORGE WALLACE ■' .—-In ‘— “A TICKET IN TATTS” “A TICKET IN TATIS’' ALSO:“Dear Old Lxmdon,” a Sound Film of unusual interest. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) FRIDAY 1& SATURDAY, August 23 and 24. KAY FRANCIS In her Greatest Picture. “DR. MONICA” -—— “DR. MONICA” “DR. MONICA” “DR. MONICA” - (Recommended by Censor , for Adults.) WHITING’S TALKIES RAHOTU, Monday 19th. . , . WAREA, Tuesday, 20th. “THE INVISIBLE MAN.” _ “THE INVISIBLE MAN.” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) OTAKEHO, Thursday, August 22. GEORGE WALLACE — In — “A TICKET IN TATTS.” “A TICKET IN TATTS.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)
©AGRICULTURAL HALL NEW PLYMOUTH. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), AT 8. GRAND DANCE (Under patronage of the Auckland League Footballers.)
MUSIC BY VINSEN’S AMBASSADOR BAND. TWO 10/- NOVELTIES. LADIES 1/-, GENTS. 1/6. (Admission Rights Reserved). ALSTON TENNIS CLUB’S . ALTON TENNIS CLUB’S PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS ' ANNUAL . BALL TUESDAY! — AUGUST 20, 1935 — TUESDAY! HOOKER’S MERRYMAKERS. Open Waltzing and Fox-Trot Competitions. Novelty Dances, including Grand National Steeplechase. Good Prizes for Novelties and Competitions. Home-made Supper. Tip-top Floor. ) • i ■ i — ... . POPULAR PRICES: Gentlemen 2/6, Ladies 1/6. FRED NICKEL, Hon. Secretary. TOWN HALL, KAPONGA! TOWN HALL, KAPONGA! KAPONGA FOOTBALL CLUB’S GRAND ANNUAL BALL THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1935. HOOKER’S ORCHESTRA. SPOON & FORK SUPPER. NOVELTY DANCES & GOOD FLOOR. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 3/-, Ladies 2/-. B. HAMMERSLEY, Hon. Secretary. RAHOTU HALL! RAHOTU HALL! GRAND BASKETBALL DANCE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1935. MUSIC BY VALENCIA DANCE BAND. NOVELTIES GALORE. EUCHRE FOR NON-DANCERS. ADMISSION: Ladies 1/6, Gentlemen 2/-. E. CLARKE & P. MURRAY, Secs. Social Committee. WRESTLING. WRESTLINGI. WRESTLING! SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 1935. McCready hopkins McCREADY Versus HOPKINS McCready hopkins TWO GENUINE WRESTLERS BE SURE AND SEE THEM AT THE ' CORONATION HALL NEW PLYMOUTH, !
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Taranaki Daily News, 17 August 1935, Page 3
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