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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 144360, 26 March 1914, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. Empire tjicxdees, MPI R E Jr 1C TIRES, LAST NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Something unusually absorbing, Faithfully depicting HEREDITY AND A LOST FOB ALCOHOL, A-craving affecting six generations. THE FATAL LEGACY. THE FATAL LEGACY. THE FATAL LEGACY. ; (2000 ft.) !'■A Strong Play on a VitaiSuhject. k Majestic presents PLAYMATES. 1 Edison presents HONOUR OF THE FORCE. A.K. Co-’s contribution, LASS THAT LOVED A SAILOR. A Delightful Titbit, CELESTIAL REPUBLIC. Lubin’s Comedy, ! A SLEEPY ROMANCE, i Causing much fun. I AND-THE MUSIC IS A TREAT. AT THE PIANO, ARTHUR V. CARBINES, j All for Is and 6d. i TO-MORROW, t A- SPECIAL CHANGE OF PICTURES j For One Night Only. MISS VETA GILBERT, A Popular Singer in Popular Songs. COMING MONDAY. COMING MONDAY. gMPIEE pICTU RE S. THREE NIGHTS’ SEASON ONLY, Commencing MONDAY NEXT, March 30. The Picture that caused such A SENSATION IN THE CITIES. Patho’s Remarkable Masterpiece, NOVEL AND THRILLING, - Magnificently Coloured, A GREAT MODERN DRAMA, 6000 ft. 6000 ft. 6000 ft, KING OF THE AIR. KING OF THE AIR. KING OP THE AIR. REMARKABLE I STARTLING 1 Some of the grand spectacles include A GREAT BANKER’S BALL, Introducing THE FAMOUS DANCE CRAZE, The Dance the whole world is talking of, “THE TANGO.” “THE TANGO.” Perfect in minute detail. See the Film. Learn the Dance. FRANCE’S LEADING AVIATORS Take part in PARIS GOLD CUP— Race for the Aviation Derby (ParisHolland return). A MASTERPIECE OF REALISM; Beautiful Panorama of Dutch Scenery, Phototgraphed from an Aeroplane, Plans now open at Hoffmann’s. Usual Prices. . A NCI gOCXAIi AND jQ: Will be held in the EAST END PAVILION TO-NIGHT! TO-NICHTi MARCH 26. Good Floor. Good Music. Supper prqyided. Admission; Gents Is 6d, Ladies Is, a63a pEOUGHAM JJALL. FRIDAY, MARCH 37, 1914. DANCE. Proceeds in aid of Miss Hawke’s Candidature. Admission, 2s and Is. J. STOfIE, a 652 Hon. Sec. F IT Z R O Y A L L. SOCIAL AND DANCE. TUESDAY. MARCH 31. NEW PLYMOUTH S LEADING VOCALISTS In attendance. Good-Floor, Good Music, Good Supper. Admission: Gentlemen.Js 6d, Ladies Is. a 665 Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating Skating FANCY DRESS FANCY DRESS SKATING rf"IARNIVAL. KATING 'WARN IV AL. THURSDAY, APRIL 2. CORONATION HALL. GOOD MUSIC. GARRISON BAND in attendance. COMPETITIONS GALORE, HAKA EXHIBITION by W. Pratt’s Team. Also, NGATTAWA CHAMPION POI DANCERS. Good Skates. Good Floor. Rink will be open, for Afternoon Session. Admission, ONE SHILLING, a 653 w* PLYMOUTH AMATEUR SWIMMING CLUE. SWIMMING CARNIVAL. MUNICIPAL BATHS. (Under the Rules of the N.Z.AIS.A.) MONDAY. MARCH 30, At 8 pan. PROGRAMME: BOYS’ RACE (under 16), 66yds. GIRLS’ RACE, 50yds. OPEN HANDICAP, 50yds. MAIDEN RACE, 50yds. GENTS’ SPRINGBOARD (T hoards) DIVE. OPEN HANDICAP, 33yds. LADIES’ SPRINGBOARD DIVE. GIRLS’ HANDICAP, 33yds. OPEN HANDICAP, 75yds. POLO MATCH. —Medals. Entry, 2s team. RELAY RACE (team of four). Nominations will close with the Secretary, P.O. Box 30, on March 28, at 9 p.m. Admission : Gentlemen Is, Ladies and Children 6d. GEO. TABOR, a 673 Hon. Sec. IBANK ESSENGEBi F.N.Z.1.A., ... ARCHITECT. SVOJSL ST., NEW PLYMOUTH,