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Taranaki Daily News, 16 October 1935, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. NO WONDER THEY RAVED OVER IT IN THE CITIES. — — Not in Months have you seen such entertaining supports. Not since the Plaza opened has there been such a delightful Murder Mystery Drama. FINALLY AT 8 TO-NIGHT. “ONE NEW YORK NIGHT.” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) — With — Franchot Tone — Una Merkel Conrad Nagel. = g I PLAZA THEATRE | i STRATFORD. = ; TO-MORROW 1.30. — EVENING AT 8. Road of Romance! Path of Adventure! Hi&h way of Thrills! And through it all the strains of the New Song Hits. “WAGON WHEELS” |l;||| Zane Grey “WAGON WHEELS” |i|||| Zane Grey “WAGON WHEELS” ||ll|| Zane Grey “WAGON WHEELS” ||li|| Zane Grey “WAGON WHEELS” ||i||| Zane Grey “WAGON WHEELS” [||||| Zane Grey — With — Randolph Scott, Gail Patrick Monte Blue, Raymond Hatton. Drama that Grips, and Bubbling Comedy that will send you away Laughing and Happy. Plans at Clark’s or Ring 444 after 6.45. COMING SATURDAY—“SANDERS OF THE RIVER” (Both Approved Universal Exhibition). MANAIA TALKIES TO-NIGHT. GEORGE ARLISS — In — “THE WORKING MAN” “THE WORKING MAN” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) • Excellent Short Subjects. AUROA, Thursday. OKAIAWA, Friday. “THE WORKING MAN” COMING SOON—“FORGOTTEN MEN.” KITCHEN EVENING. A KITCHEN- EVENING will be tendered to Miss P. Putt and Mr. J. Ingram in the Oddfellows’ Hall, Manaia, to-morrow (Thursday). All invited. Ladies a plate, Gentlemen 1/-. xfSBjX TNVITATION HOLDERS are reminded of the Taranaki Alpine Club BALL, to be held in St. Mary’s Hall, New Plymouth, TO-MORROW (Thursday), October 17. Spectacular _ decorations. Dance hall transformed into Alpine Fairyland. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY).