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Otaki Mail, 31 July 1922, Page 3

OTAKI THEATRE WEDNESDAY— Charles Ray In his best yet “SCRAP IRON. ” “SCRAP IRON.” A good stirring story which includes a fierce four round fight. i* RiDAY—— Marie Provost (The Mack Seunett-Bathing Beauty) In the Six Cylinder French Story “PARISIAN SCANDAL. ” ‘' PARISIAN SCANDAL.’ ’ SATURDAY— The Great Feature “MOLLV o>:>» “MOLLY O'!’’ Starring Mabel Normaud. ‘lt is Greater than Mickey.’ A Special Attraction! SPECIAL NOTICE. lii addition to the Picture Programme on Wednesday night we .-i.nl! present 11 A ROLL N In that Wonderful and Astounding Illusion SAWING THROE Gil A WOMAN The Greatest and Most Wonderful Illusion ever staged. The World Baffled and Mystified! It will leave you wondering how it is done.HARDEE N HARDEE N TILL MAN OF MYMLRY, Will present this most Dining and Uncanny Illusion, witli nil lights j up. and using only the bare stage. j HARDEE N Will introduce some >nv and I Novel Tricks, and for the Hirst time 1 in Otaki Hardeen witi introduce I THE GREAT INDIAN THUMB-TIE. i THE GREAT INDIAN THUMB-TIE. j Watch me close, don't close your eye., j ’Cause I am going to mystify; And then with me you’ll all agree. I The more you watch, the less you see. | 1 II A R D E E N Will lie supported by other good j item-, introducing SONGS-. DANCLs, MUSIC. ! On account ot flu.* length of the programme v» e shall t'orniiienec at 7.4.0 sharp. I*RICE'S.—Is (id and 2s iM. Reserves Xu Extra.

NEXT MONDAY (AUG. 7th) The CABA R E T Will hold a GRAND DANCY DRESS BALL To Wind up I lie lie'-’ .-' uson. FOUR PRIZES. W*- want you to make ihP hind dance a 1 ig sU' , 'tP''.-. NOTICE. MEETING i- called s'oi to-morrow night sit 7.30, at the Theatre for tlu: purpo-e of forming a Boxing Cist-. Mr Bowden, se-nr.. instructor. All interested please attend. A. F. .I.U'.WKV, * on veiier. EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE YV'IEL be 1.. id at the TK UOHO PI'iJEIC HADE on WIRXD-l 'A V. -August -T'l l l. !:'A, De.i‘l nillsic. supper, t ‘arris - t 7 p.m. -ha rp. — P. .1. TAYLOR, s.-r-tary. THE FINEST WALK IN THE WORLD. A Law ora Utftr. v. ill .-iv- n fey | MR T. \V. f ’.'OWN. ~r D« -errp’o .. .. \. Mi :):>■ I .vi jj.io •; pm k Cn the Town Hall. MANAMA!'. on I'UESDAY, AUG? ST I t. at 7. A join. Ai-o View.- ot the Colo Lake- 0 t the South Island. collection. OTAKI PUBLIC LIBRARY. ! : GENERAL Vhli'n.Vi.T o! tru’u^crifei ci- oi the af.ove trill ho held in the Library at - p.m. on FRIDAY, Augu-t 11th. to consider the cue-lion of closing ’he readins-roon;. S. NOKOROVE, Secretary. HOROWHENUA ELECTRKI-POWEP-BOARD. LOAN POLL—TUESDAY. AUGUST 17th. 1022. pUBLIC MEETINGS in connection with the lean Proper-al? oi the Board, addrewed hy the Chairman oi the Board. Mr 0. A. Mon’;, and the j Board's Engineer M. I. i. Overton,; M 1.E.E.. will o-: held a:- follows; PaRAPAR-VUMU Sunday School- j Room. Wednesday. August 2nd at 5 p.ru. OHAC—Ohcti institute. Thursday, August 3rd. at 1.30 p.irtOTAKI —Otaki Theatre. Thursday. August 3rd, at 8 p.m, TE HORO—Public Hall. Friday. August Ith. a; 1.30 p.m. WAIKANAE —Sunday School-Room. I Friday. August 4th. at 7 p.m. PAEKAKABTKI—PubIic Hail, Saturday, August otK, at 2 p.ta. MANAEAT"—-Public Halt. Fuesdav. Auvu- t Stk. «r 5 F- W. GOLDSMITH , Stcrrfaxy. . jDILLS L MOORE make a specialty of Sheeting, Flannelettes ane Calicoes. * Tull ranjte of prices note aio-ring.