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Waipa Post, Volume 31, Issue 1765, 1 June 1926, Page 1

Entertainments. EMPIRE THEATRE, TE AWAMUTU. TO-NIGHT. TUESDAY, Ist JUNE, 1926. An absorbing romance full of life, love and action. A great film with a great cast. THE TRUTH ABOUT WOMEN THE TRUTH ABOUT WOMEN THE TRUTH ABOUT WOMEN THE TRUTH ABOUT WOMEN With Hope Hampton, Lowell Sharman, David Powell and Mary Thurman. All the thrills and glamour of life and love. WEDNESDAY, 2nd JUNE, 1926. N AZIMOVA NAZI MOV A In a picturisation of Martha .Stanley’s Stage Success MY SON Jack Pickford MY SON MY SON Hobart Bosworth MY SON MY SON lan Keith MY SON MY SON Chas A. Murray MY SON MY SON Mary Akin MY SON MY SON Constance Bennett MY SON MY SON Dot Farley MY SON

SPECIAL, LARRY SEMEN COMEDY. THURSDAY, 3rd JUNE, 1926. Master Pictures Present JUNE MARLOWE ‘ With BEVERLY BAYNE and JOHN ROCHE in THE TENTH WOMAN THE TENTH WOMAN THE TENTH WOMAN THE TENTH WOMAN “Nine women out of ten would have acted differently,” hut Rose-Ann was the tenth woman. She had the courage, the zest for beauty, the exuberant joy in life that led her into the •difficult trails of those who depart from the mediocre. SATURDAY, sth JUNE, 1926. Direction: Thomas A. O'Brien. And the Price of Wales’ Farm at Alberta, Canada, where HOOT GIBSON Made the Greatest Western Drama of his career, THE CALGARY STAMPEDE THE CALGARY STAMPEDE THE CALGARY STAMPEDE THE CALGARY STAMPEDE The picture that sends thrillometers up. to fever heat! With exclusive action scenes of the exciting famous Calgary Stampede. The wildest, fiercest carnival of frenzied action ever thrown on the screen. MANAGERIAL NOTE: Not only His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales willingly consented 'to allow the Universal Film Co. to film “The Calgary Stampede” at his famous ranch at Alberta, but the Canadian Government assisted and co-operated, as well,, with Mr Hoot Gibson, to make this picture an outstanding success. That the combined efforts of all concerned succeeded is very evident.

KAKEPUKU PUBLIC HALL. GRAND OPENING NIGHT WEDNESDAY. 2nd JUNE, 1926. Mr Stewart Reid, M.P., will officially open the Kakepuku Public Hall on Wednesday, 2nd June, 1926, at S p.m. GRAND MARCH AT 8.30 P.M. Competition and, Novelty Dances. ■Melody Boys’ Orchestra. Admission: Gentleman 3/-; Lady 2/-; Double Tickets 5/-; Extra Lady 1/6. A GREAT NIGHT’S ENJOYMENT ASSURED. Advance Taxi Bus leaves Post Office at 7.15 p.m. Return 'Fare 2/6. H. FEAR, 654 Secretary. T)AN|CE MUSIC dor opening New Hall at Kakepuku to-morrow night will be supplied, by Melody Boys’ Full Orchestra. 692 E3IPIRE THEATRE. MONDAY. 7th JUNE, 1926. Miss Maud Rimmer and other Favourite Artists will present a POPULAR CONCERT In Aid o£ the Te Awamutu Plunket Society. Splendid Programme, including Elocutionary Itenig by Miss Edna Langmuir. and Vocal Quartettes by the Harmonic Four. Popular Prices. Remember the Date. ST. JOHN’S LADIES’ GUILD. A CHILDREN’S PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS DANCE will be held in the Town Hall, Te Awamutu. on FRIDAY, 11th June, 1926. Dalton’s Music. Prices o£ admission: Adults, 2s; Children, Is. Prices for Best Fancy Costume. WANTED KNOWN—Mrs R. D. Pethy- " bridge, Dealer in Fancy Goods, Ladies Toilet Requisites, and Hosiery Specialities.—Next De Luxe Billiard