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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16501, 31 July 1919, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY’S TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! j For the last time. - I FLORENCE REED i i FLORENCE REED j In ! “THE ETERNAL SIN.” “THE ETERNAL SIN.” A masterly six-reel film masterpiece from Victor Hugo’s celebrated novel “Lueretia Borgia.” Also Another Episode of the Serial , Thriller “THE HOUSE OF HATE.” Usual Prices. THE EMPIRE .NEXT SATURDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY. First Screening , i at the Matinee at 2 p.m. Saturday. ; Wo have pleasure in presenting “The i World's Sweetheart,” i MARY PICKFOHD i MARY PICKFOHD j MARY' PTC ILFORD i I MARY PICK FORD I In the most important production | of her brilliant career, “STELLA MARIS.” “STELLA MARIS.” :■ | “STELLA MARIS.” ; | “STELLA MARIS.” ; In this magnificent production Mary , i portrays a- dual role. One, “Stella I J Maris,” a child of wondrous beauty— ; ; gentle, loving, kind, cver-pathetic, ever- : i wistful,- —a star, spreading a radiating : influence of loro, although the victim ; |of a cruel fate. The other, “Unity ! I Blake,” also a victim of a cruel fate, i ugly, deformed, but equally beautiful of soul. Her double impersonation is do- i scribed bv all critics as NOTHING SHORT OF MARVELLOUS ; Prices; Dress Circle and Stalls 2s, j Front Stalls Is (plus tax). Deserves at 1 Collier’s 2s (plus tax). gOCIAL & JJOME i To Returned Soldiers belonging to the , Frankloy District will bo held in the j School Gymnasium on FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1, ; Commencing at 8 o’clock. | Cards for non-dancers. Admission : Gen- . j tlemen, 2s; Ladies, Provide. A cordial | welcome is extended to all Returned I Soldiers, who will be admitted free, j F. W. SUTTON, 1 Hon. Secretary, j e 260 ' , j JjiASTJpfD LONG-NIGHT pANCE ! FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1919. Music by Sirs. George (pianiste) and Mr. R. George (violinist). e 309 Gentlemen, 2s; Ladies, Is. ROBT. BENNOCH, Hon. Secretary. Gus. Beu] [Harry Snelling jgUICK rpAXI Q.ARAGE ; Brougham Street :: New Plymouth. NEW PLYMOUTH MAIL. NEW PLYMOUTH MAIL. NEW PLYMOUTH MAIL. Leave New' Plymouth 3.30 p.m. j Inglewood 4 p.m. i Stratford - 4.45 p.m. | Eltham 5 p.m. j Arrive Hawera 5.30 p.m. j Depart Hawera 5-30 p.m. ( Eltham 6 p.m. j Stratford 6.15 p.m. Inglewood 6.45 p.m. j Arrive New Plymouth 7.30 p.m. gEU, g NELLI N G AND QO. ’PHONE 436. WELLINGTON NEW PLYMOUTH MAGNETIC jyjOTOR gERVICE, ONE-DAY TRIP TO AUCKLAND. ONE-DAY TRIP TO AUCKLAND. A MOTOR SERVICE has been inaugurated between Wellington , and New Plymouth, connecting with the T.S. RARAWA at New Plymouth j for Ouelumga (Auckland), passengers ; completing the trip from Wellington to Auckland in one day. Passengers from Auckland by the T.S. Rarawa will bo met at the New Plymouth Railway Station on arrival of the Steamer Train, and will reach Wellington the same evening. TIME-TABLE (Circumstances permitting): LEAVES WELLINGTON— Every Week Day at 7.30 a.m., arriving at New Plymouth the same evening and connecting with the Rarawa on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. LEAVES NEW PLYMOUTH— Daily at 7.45 a.m., arriving Wellington same evening. FARE, £5 SINGLE. FARE, £6 SINGLE. For fuller information, apply to the Booking Agents— Wellington; The Nattrass and Harris Motor Co., Ltd., 18 Molesworth 1 Street. NEW PLYMOUTH; THE CRITERION GARAGE. d 739 pLYMCfUTH rpAXI gTAND, CURRIE STREET. For Reliable and Up-to-date Cars ring i ’Phono 534. GAPS FOR HIR E AT ANY TIME. 1 *2321 <