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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 16869, 16 October 1920, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. THE PEOPLE’S TO-NIGHT At 7.45 TO-NIGHT The beautiful screen star, ALICE JOYCE ALICE JOYCE ALICE JOYCE ALICE JOYCE Adds another triumph to her list in the powerful appealing drama entitled “THE SONG OF THE SOUL.” “THE SONG OF THE £OUL.” “THE SONG OF THE SOUL.” “THE SONG OF THE SOUL.” Tho fascinating story of a girl who fights single-handed against the world — and wins back honour and happiness. Lifo in society contrasted with existence in the underworld. Also Gazette, Comedy, and “The Great Gamble” No. 4, “In the Law’s Grip.” Dross Circle Is fid, Stalls la (plus tax). gOCIAL JJALL. EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE (Held under the Auspices of Taranaki Workers’ Council). TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT 1 Prizes for Eucbro; —Ladies’: First, Goods to the value of 15s; second, 251 b. Bag of Flour. Gents’: First, Goods to the value of 15s; second, 251 b. Bag of Flour. (Euchre starts jit 8 o'clock sh’nrp.j Supper provided. Good Floor and Music for Banco. Admission; Ladies Is fid, Gents.’ Is fid. ‘ R. G. BEABYN, > Hon. Secretary. hBB EMPIRE THEATRE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1920. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1920. IMPORTANT MUSICAL EVENT. J. and W. Tait present MISS ADELAIDE VAN STAVEREN MISS ADELAIDE VAN STAVEREN MISS ADELAIDE VAN STAVEREN MISS ADELAIDE VAN STAVEREN MISS ADELAIDE VAN STAVEREN MISS ADELAIDE VAN STAVEREN MISS ADELAIDE VAN STAVEREN MISS ADELAIDE VAN STAVEREN' The Distinguished Dramatic MezzoSoprano, in an OPERATIC SONG RECITAL. OPERATIC SONG RECITAL. OPERATIC SONG RECITAL. OPERATIC SONG RECITAL. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1920. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1920. MISS ADELAIDE VAN STAVEREN has achieved Remarkable Success in the Musical Centres of Europe, and is the First New Zealander to appear in Grand Opera at Covent Garden Theatre, London. Press and Public unanimous in pronouncing her recent Wellington Recitals an artistic triumph. Box Plans will be opened at Collier’s on Monday, October 18. Pri.-es: 7s, 4s and 2s (plus tax). h 27 pUCHRE pARTY AND J)ANCE. AT THE BUNGALOW, KAWAROA PARK. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19. 1920. Note. —Euchre starts at 8 p.m. sharp. PRIZES: Ladies’: First, value 10s; second, value 6s. Gents.’: First, value 10s; second, value 6s. Last Night of Aggregate Prizes (ladies, value 10s; gents.’- value 10s). Music by Miss Rita Sole, Admission: Ladies Is. Gentlemen Is. J. H. HAMILTON. Hon. Secretary. hloß PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT, NEW PLYMOUTH MALE CHOIR SOCIETY. pENTH , Q.RAND QONCERTS. EMEJKE THEATRE THURSDAY & FRIDAY, NOV. 4 and 5 Assisting Artists; MISS TERESA HENROE, Soprano (Wellington). SIR. OL IjFORD BELL, Elocutionist and Entertainer (late Melbourne). THE CHOIR NUMBERS ARE ALL NEW. Don’t miss these Concerts. hill

■yyORKBRS’ gOCIAL JJALL. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1920. GRAND CONCERT AND DANCE , IN AID OF CHILDREN’S PRIZES Ax' LABOUR DAY SPORTS. Concert, 8 p.m. to 10 p.m.; Dance commences 10.15 p.m. Suppenprovided. Good music. '' Gentlemen 2s 6d, Ladies Is 6d. J. A. BURR, Hon. Secretary. h!l7 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. rpHERKLESON AND ROYAL TAXI GARAGE, Next door Piccadilly Dining Rooms, Brougham Street. First-class .Cars; Competent Drivers. Telephone 858. 6502,