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Taranaki Herald, Volume LX, Issue 143771, 20 April 1912, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. E MPIRE IiICTURE TJALACE. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! A Wondrous Picture Representation of , Shakespeare’s Immortal Tragedy, “ROMEO AND JULIET” “ROMEO AND JULIET” . “Good Night, Good Night.” Parting is such sweet sorrow, that I could, say “Good Night” till it were to-morrow. “ ROMEO AND JULIET ” The Story of Two Lives; so . Sadly Sweet, so Sweetly Sad.: COMING NEXT “WEDNESDAY: “ADVENTURES OF ULYSSES” A Production that Completely Overshadows “The Fall of Troy.” gKATING! gKATINGIt GLIDEAWAY RINK. ~ TO-NIGHT! s* TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT !•> TO-NIGHT! SEASON OPENS at the DRILL HALL THURSDAY, APRIL 18 And every Monday, Thursday, and Saturday Afternoon aijd Evening, 2.30 to 5 and 7.30 to 10 p.m. POPULAR PRICES. Ladies: Admission 6d, Skates 6d (Is).’ Gentlemen: Admission 6d, Skates 6d, Fioorage (id (Is Cd). Good Skates. Good Music.: LINTS & LYTTLE Proprietors a 933 THURSDAY, APRIL 25. THURSDAY, APRIL 257: THURSDAY, APRIL 25. , Good Templar Hall BAND gOOIAL. PROCEEDS IN AID OF -r GARRISON BAND Good Music. Good Floor. Good Supper. ’ Gents, Is 6d • b3B FRANKLEY ROAD. , A LONG NIGHT JQ A N C - E Will be held in the Gymnasium, Ou— THURSDAY, APRIL 25, : , At 8 o’clock. Good Floor, Music.Aul Supper. Ladies, Is; Gentlemen, 2s. In aid of Easter Sports Funds. b 43 J^OOK !—THE EVER POPULAR LEPPER,TON-SENTRY HILL LEPPERTON-SENTRY HILL PICNIC, AND SPORTS . PICNIC AND SPORTS Take place oh THURSDAY, APRIL 26. Cycling, Horse, and Running Event* s. GRAND SOCIAL In Eepperton Hall in Evening. : N. SAMPSON, Hon. Sec. n,950 N 1 EW PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL. GRAND GRAND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT. DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT* THEATRE ROYAL. THURSDAY, APRIL 25. PART I. Overture. _ ■ Trial Scene from ‘ 1 Pickwick. ■ Song, Air. E. Clarke. Gymnastic Display. PART 11. Song, Mr. E. Clarke. Fart Singing by Girls. Plantation Songs. In the famous Breach of Promise , se “Bardell v. Pickwick,” 32 perrroers will take part: Scene: Law Courts, London, 1827.: Proceeds in aid of School Magazine inids. " Tickets—2s and Is—may be obtained ■ am the pupils of the High School, or’ cm Messrs. Collier and 'Co., where 2s ats may bo.reserved on payment of a 'oking fee of 3d. , a 667 MISCELLANEOUS.

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