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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16547, 23 September 1919, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY’S TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! For the last time. WINSOME MAE MARSH ! WINSOME MAE MARSH In another spariding Goldwyn comedydrama, “THE GLORIOUS ADVENTURE,” “THE GLORIOUS ADVENTURE” The story of a little girl who defied con- ; volition in seeking happiness. ' FINE SUPPORTING PICTURES. : Prices as Usual. PACKED AGAIN LAST NIGHT. EMPIRE THEATRE.; Direction John Hopkins. ! I TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! j TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! j Positively Farewell Appearance of the I Popular Company, | THE DANDIES j' In a Special Farewell Programme, j Note. —In response to numerous written I requests, the management has decided I to include in to-night’s programme the I following numbers ; — j Mixed Quartette, “Good-night Beloved” ' “When You Come Homo,” Madeline: Knight. i “Reuben Ranzo” Renn Millar. * “I beg your pardon” (French chanson), j Andrew face. j “K-K-Katy” Lenore Graham. | SPECIAL FAREWELL PROGRAMME i Save disappointment and reserve your ■ scats at Collier’s. To See and Hear: ! 3s, 2s and Is (plus funny tax). j Touring Manager Scott Colville, j MEETINGS. NEW PLYMOUTH DEFENCE RIFLE ■CLUB. | THE Annual General Meeting of the j Now Plymouth Defence Rifle Club i will be held in tho Soldiers’ Club (upstairs) on WEDNESDAY, September 24, 1919, at 8 p.ra. i Business: Report and Balance-sheet; Election of Officers; and General. [ Members of the Club who have returned from Active Service specially requested to be present. E. ARMITAGE, Hen. Secretary, i f 746 I CRICKET. A GENERAL MEETING of all I Cricketers will be held in the Soldiers’ Club on THURSDAY NEXT, 25th inst., at 7.30 p.m. All enthusiasts are requested to attend. Business: General. f 717 E. WHITTLE, Chairman. LEGION OF FRONTIERSMEN. PARITUTU TROOP. A MEETING will he held at the Soldiers’ Club ore THURSDAY NEXT, at 8 p.m. Business important. All members requested to attend. G. GOLDSWORTHY, Officer Commanding. f 742 BOOZE BANISHED. BOOZE BANISHED. BOOZE BANISHED. Hear rev. john dawson on what IS in United States and Canada, and what IS TO BE ■ in New Zealand. INGLEWOOD TOWN HALL TO-NIGHT : I (TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23). And also GOOD TEMPLAR HALL ’TO-MORROW WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 At 8 p.m. t Collection for Local Expenses. QUESTIONS INVITED. BOOZE BANISHED. BOOZE BANISHED. BOOZE BANISHED. f 736 WANTCDS. AV ANTED JUNIOR for my Main Office. Apply— NEWTON KING. f 715 UNIA’ERSITY OF NEAV ZEALAND. CANDIDATES’ Entries for the Entrance Scholarships, Matriculation, etc., Examinations, aro receivable not later than October 16. E. T. NORRIS, Registrar. Box 1524, AA r ellington. 3 fror CABINETMAKING! JE. PELLEAV, Dawson Street—- . Highest grade of furniture built to order. Furniture made to suit tho working-man’s homo at reasonable cost. Call on me for an estimate; best workmanship and quality of timber guaranteed, f 721