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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 16805, 31 July 1920, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S TO-NIGHT At 7.45 TO-NIGHT For the last time. GEORGE WALSH In a Fox feature, full of speed and pep, “ON THE JUMP.” “ON THE JUMP.” Full of those daring stunts that have made George Walsh famous. Also a Pathe five-reel comedy-drama dealing with an original marriage experiment, “ALL WRONG.” “ALL WRONG.” Starring the popular comedian, j BRYANT WASHBURN As the husband with original methods. Topical Budget, etc. Prices: D.C. Is 6d, Stalls Is (plus tax). COMING MONDAY “THE GREAT WHITE TRAIL,” a pipping story of the Klondike. EMPIRE THEATRE TO-NIGHT At 8 TO-NIGHT For the last time. A CYCLONIC SUCCESS. LYRIC COSTUME COMEDY CO. LYRIC COSTUME COMEDY CO. The eulogies passed upon every item by the vast audience prove the entertainment the host musical entertainment ever presented. Including the Famous LYRIC QUARTETTE LYRIC QUARTETTE Part Songs, Glees, Musical Sketches, Solos, Quartettes. Sextettes, Grand Opera Selections. A riot of merriment. A feast of music. The most complete and fascinating musical entertainment ever presented. Refined in tone and elevating in character. Prices: 4s, 3s and 2s (plus tax). Box Plans at Collier’s. e 936 EMPIRE THEATRE Direction John Hopkins. —Two Nights Only— MONDAY AND TUESDAY, August 2 and 3. Hie Great Italian Operatic Basso, CESARONI CESARONI CESARONI CESARONI Cosaroni to-day stands in the front rank of the world's greatest operatic a_nd concert bassos. His marvellous voice and masterly interpretation of works ancient and modern stamp him as an artist of rare calibre. His equal as a singer of bass arias has not been hoard in the Dominion. Supported by a Most_ Brilliant Company including; ROSA WALTON, the' Australian Margaret Cooper, Accompanist and Songs at the Piano. GLADYS VINCENT, Brilliant Violinisto. A youthful player, 13 years of age, showing extraordinary talent and ability. IVAN TARBEEFF, Russian Tenor. VERA CAREW, Brilliant Soprano, Prices: 4s, 3s and 2s (plus tax). Plans now open at Collier’s. e 037 HtTURWD SOLDIf GET YOUR COSTUMES READY FOR THE NEW PLYMOUTH RETURNED SOLDIERS’ pLAIN AND pANCY J)RESS JJALL. To he held in the Coronation Hall, New Plymouth, on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1920. And followed by a CHILDREN’S FANCY DRESS BALL On FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. Prizes will he awarded both nights for; Best Fancy Costume, Best Comic, Best Poster, Best National, and Most Original. FULL PARTICULARS LAlfeß. W. P. OKEY, Chairman, Ball Committee. V. O. WEST, Secretary, R.S.A. eS66 GRAND (CHILDREN’S pLAIN & pANCY pRESS gALL. EAST END PAVILION, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6. Prizes for Best National, Comic, Original, Poster and Fancy Dresses. Music by Mrs. George’s Orchestra. Children Is, Ladies Is 6d, Gents. 3s 6d. ROBT. BENNOCH, Hon. Secretary. e 574 - COUNTY COUNCIL NOTICES. INGLEWOOD ‘ COUNTY COUNCIL. REGISTRATION OF MOTORS. Notice constituting the Inglewood County Council a Registering Authority under “Tho Motor Regulations Act, 1908,” Part 11. is hereby given that the Inglewood County Council, at a meeting held on Saturday, the 10th day of July, R 920, at the Council Offices, Inglewood, passed the following resolution, — That, pursuant to “The Motor Regulations Act, 1908,” Part 11., Sections 12 and 13, the Inglewood County hereby becomes a registering authority within tho meaning of tho said Act, and that the ' provisions of the said Act shall extend and apply to the County of Inglewood and become operative within the said County on and after tho 9th day of August, 1920, Dated this 14th day of July, 1920. FRED A. LLOYD, County Clerk. County Offices, Moa Street. Inglewood. oS&J