Page 6 Advertisements Column 1

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 179, 3 April 1915, Page 6

thube stabs theatre THURSDAY, TIUDAT, & SATUR J>A \ (Jst. 2nd, and 3rd April). The Greatest Educational ami Tnsf five Picture that has been shown iu Ntv.v Zealand. SIXTY YBAR3 A QUEER 7,000 foot). A Whole Evvo;i::g's Ewtortaimaoul. * To make the Picture mo; e interesting Mr. Barry Marsehel, the- Eminent ». • tutor, will explain the Future as it passes-over the Screen. To give the children an opportunity of seeing this great Picture., it will he shown at the Matinee on Saturday, Please note oar Prices are: D.C. !/•. Stalls 61. Commencing each evening at & sa.as p. KJfiHOLL ’S TI QTtt&ES. THURSDAY & SATURDAY ONLY. The GREATEST KEYSTONE produced (2.000 foot) THE KNOCKOUT ■With CIIAS. CHAPLIN as the “crookest’ referee in the world. PlflHO PLAY!HO !H EIGHT LESSORS. Learn the NAUNTON SYSTEM OF MUSIC READING AND PIANO AND ORGAN PLAYING at sight. Thorough and quick. No droll exercises. Complete course of eight lessons. 30/-.. Satisfaction or money back. Free Demonstration and all particulars gratis. Come and have a talk about it. . , !i ' E. 11. FIELD, wp-' C/o Field Bros., Iluia Street, Taihape. TOWN HALL TaTHAPE.

TO-NIGHT! EASTER SATURDAY, APRIL 8. Direction .... Dramas Ltd. (By Special Arrangement ,v‘th J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD.) WITHIN THE LAW. The Curtain Rise;* on To-Night’s performance at 8.30. WITHIN THE LAW. “Se e this gus? Even if I used it they would never get wise to me. I’m the first man in the business to get one, and I’ll bet on it, that's what" they call a Maxim Silencer. With smokeless powder and the silencer l ean fire a shot from my coat pocket, and you would never know it had been done.” . WITHIN THE LAW .. ... NOTE. —The silent pistol used in this production is furnished by the Maxim Silent Firearms Co., of Connecticut, U.S.A. Prices: A/-,. 3/-, and 2/-. Box Plan at Finch’s Bazaar. F. Stalls 4/-. Circle 3/-. TOWN HALT TAIHAPE. EASTER MONDAY (APRIL 5.) Direction Dramas, Ltd. THE ROSARY. Farewell of the famous “Within The Law Company” presenting THE ROSARY THE ROSARY. Another American succes 3 by Edward Rose The author of “The Prisoner of Zenda,” “The Adventures of Lady Ursla,.” etc, etc. THE ROSARY. THE ROSARY. The play of conflicting’ emotions, and uplifting morals, a truely modern play; a play that stands alone and away from the ordinary drama; a play full of the very best comedy, with nothing morbidly religious in the finer parts. THE ROSARY. • THE ROSARY. Played by the full strength of the Famous “Within the Law Company.” Mr LI ON ELL WALSH as Father Kelly. Miss HILDA DORRINGTON a s Vera and Alice, the Twin Sisters.

THE ROSARY. Prices: 4/-, ?■/-. F. Stalls 4/-, D. Circle 3/- f Box Plan at Finch's Ba/.uar Xo extra charge for booking. WANTED KNOWN. EXCURSIONS. —Half-price to Palm* ertou this week. Como in and shop at Cdllinson and, Cunninghamo's, Open Saturday. Famous for low prices and war rebate for cash. These two features of our trading will more than pay your faro in the saving effected. Com,'! con*»t« of tbs aotida Ol J'f\ pnro milk -with extra J .cream And milk - wige f , infants '<wd. 1