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Taranaki Daily News, 5 August 1937, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. 2 p.M. TO-DAY 8 P.M~ To-morrow — 2 and 8 p.m. Last four screenings of the season's smartest show . . . packed with thrills and laughs . . . lavishly staged . . . gorgeously dressed. "THE LAST OF MRS. CHEYNEY" "THE LAST OF MRS. CHEYNEY" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Joan Crawford William Powell Robt. Montgomery —— Frank Morgan "Where It's Always Cosy and Warm." - COMMENCING SATURDAY. One of the most masterly and stirring pictures ever produced. Alexander Korda presents , "FIRE OVER ENGLAND" "FIRE OVER ENGLAND" - With - FLORA ROBSON LAURENCE OLIVIER - LESLIE BANKS — VIVIEN LEIGH. A brave man fights for his love ... his country . . . and a great Queen's honour. (Approved for Unive sa) Exhibition.) PLAN AT COLLIER'S OR RING 1164. gKATING! gTRATFORD! Late Farmers' Co-op. Buildings (near Plaza). SESSIONS DAILY. "For Health's Sake Skate." Good Skates. Good Music. Good Floor. Direction ; Olympia Amusements, . P.N.

PUBLIC NOTICES. NEW SU1TS FOR OLD when Dyed or Cleaned at the— y ALET gERVlCE, DYERS. CLEANERS & HATTERS, Devon Street. New Plymouth. 'Phone 1670. J^EW pLYMOUTH gAVINGS gANK (Established 1850). SAVINGS MADE EASY. Save your small change in your own home in one of our NEW HOME SAFES Once the coin is in the box it cannot be taken out until the box is unlocked A splendid opportunity to inculcate thrift in the family. Come in and see a box opened. G. E. DINN1SS, Manager.