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Taranaki Daily News, 26 November 1935, Page 3

amusements. j PLAZA THEATRE I i STRATFORD. | ’•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiuiiifi NOW SHOWING. DAILY AT 1.30. NIGHTLY A" 8. THE AMAZING “ANIMAL FILM” THAT STANDS UNQUESTIONABLY IN A CLASS BY ITSELF. Sights and thrills you may never see again. FRANK BUCK’S “WILD CARGO” — “WILD CARGO’’ “WILD CARGO” “WILD CARGO* “WILD CARGO” “WILD CARGO “WILD CARGO” “WILD CARGO” (Approved tor Universal Exhibition.) A complete camera record of an expedition not to fight and kill the ferocious denizens of the jungle, but to bring them back. alive. — REVEALING SIGHTS AND THRILLS YOU MAY NEVER SEE AGAIN! Plans at Clark’s or Ring 444 after 6.45. NOTE: Election Results will be screened in the Theatre on the Night of Election. .. ! KING’S THEATRE j i STRATFORD. I I TO-MORROW (ELECTION NIGHT). (Continuous Pictures.) 7.30 p.m. to approximately Midnight. Specially Selected Programme. Joan Blondell and Guy Kibbee , — In — “HAVANA WIDOWS” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) — And — Tom Keene - In - “GHOST VALLEY” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) NOTE: Ejection Results will be Screened throughout the evening. BOOK NOW AT THEATRE-RING 348. EUCHRE AND DANCE. ELTHAM PARISH HALL. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1935. 8 GOOD PRIZES 8 Including Hamper, Xmas Cake, Spring Lamb, etc. Good Music—Good Floor—Good Supper. Admission 1/6. MRS. E. SAIT (Organiser).

THEATRE ROYAL, WAIT AR A — WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4. WAITARA AMATEUR ENTERTAINERS present , “MIXED PICKLE” (A Condiment to Suit every Taste.) Lively Choruses, Snappy Sketches, Dainty Ballets. Eight Elegant Elves Comedy and Drama, Tap Ballets. Hill Billy Boys in Syncopated Melodies. SOLOISTS: Mrs. Carr, Miss Frost, Mrs. Turner, Mr. Haar. Proceeds for Children’s Christmas Tree Party. , . . ADMISSION: Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls 2/- (plus tax); Back Circle and Back Stalls 1/6. Free Booking at Purdie’s. Box Plans open Wednesday, November 27, at 9 a.m. POLITICAL MEETINGS. MISS ELSIE ANDREWS (INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE) Will Address Electors: ' WAITARA, ST. JOHN’S HALL — TO-NIGHT, AT 8. WAITARA, ST. JOHN’S HALL — TO-NIGHT, AT 8. HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR WILL PRESIDE. LABOUR CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE. FINAL RALLY! FINAL RALLY! FINAL RALLY! FINAL RALLY! FINAL RALLY! FINAL RALLY! REV. F. L. FROST Will Address the Electors THEATRE ROYAL, WAITARA. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), NOVEMBER 26, at 7.45. WORKERS’ SOCIAL HALL, N.P., TO-NIGHT, AT 8. Concert until 10 p.m. Mr. Frost will then arrive from Waitara. SPECIAL INVITATION TO FARMERS TO ATTEND THESE MEETINGS. EGMONT ELECTION. MR. C. A. WILKINSON Cordially invites Electors to meet him at the ELTHAM TOWN HALL, TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), NOV. 26. Chair at 8 o’clock. HE WILL DEAL WITH— The Labour Party’s Policy. The Evils of the Party System. The Trade Position between New Zealand and Britain. And also outline his own Constructive Policy for the future. LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED. . ' —— - — ■ : ■ : .. _ ■ ■.. : TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY)! TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY)J MR. W. A. SHEAT (Independent) Speaks at ‘FITZROY HALL, at 7.45 p.m. Sharp. And CURRIE STREET, N.P., at 9.15 p.m. . . A FULL REPLY TO CRITICISMS & AN EXPOSITION OF POLICY DR. G. J. ADAMS DEMOCRAT CANDIDATE FOR PATEA. DEMOCRAT CANDIDATE FOR PATEA. TAR. ADAMS is a man under 50 years of age with full, vigorous activity and 17 maturity for public life, of which he. has had 20 years’ experience. He was for five years connected with municipal affairs at Foxton and for several years has been associated with the Wanganui Hospital Board. He is chairman of the honorary staff of the hospital, was 12 years president of the Wanganui Rugby Union, and is now chairman of the management committee; he was chairman of the management committee of the Wanganui A. and P. Association and as such brought it back to life. Dr. Adams is also president of the Wanganui Cricket Association, the Wanganui Savage Club, the Wanganui Trotting Club, the Wanganui Indoor Bowlers’ Association, the New Zealand Kindred' Associa-r tion of Savagery and Orphandoin and is and has been associated with every public unit in Wanganui. He is also a member of the West Coast Trotting Circuit, the headquarters of which are at Hawera. His boyhood days were spent at Pa tea and he received his secondary education at Wanganui Collegiate School, taking his professional course in Scotland at Edinburgh University.