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Taihape Daily Times, Issue 220, 8 October 1917, Page 1

Amusement*. Three Stars TO-NIGHT ONLY. DOUBLE STAR BILL. BILLIE BURKE in the opening chapter of GLORIA'S ROMANCE You will love every moment of this brilliant film novel. Each episode is more fascinating than the last. BILLIE BURKE IS GLORIA, and a more delightful tomboy never larked or frolicked on the screen. Gorgeous scenes of Palm Beach and the wild and trackless everglades. Thi s production cost £50,000 and you will say it WAS WORTH IT. Do you like a mystery picture? “SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE” “SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE.” Written by RICHARD HARDING DAVIS. The American War Correspondent. IS PULL OP THE MYSTERY AND intrigue of the great Secret Services that operate stealthily behind the firing linos. A PLOT PULL OP SURPRISES., Where Are My Children? HAS SHATTERED ALL RECORDS 1,000,000 saw it in Australia. 380,000 have seen it in N. Z. FIGURES SPEAK: Auckland —3 weeks at 2 theatres. Wellington —-2 weeks at 3 theatres. Christchurch—2 weeks at 2 theatres. Dunedin —2 weeks at 2 theatres. Three Stars theatre E. J. Carroll’s Supreme Sex Problem Sensation. Where Are My Children? The Picture that every WOMAN wants every MAN to see! “The wife who robs her husband of his children is a moral a disgrace to her sex, and a menace to Society.” BE EARLY... .AVOID THE CRUSH. HONE UNDER 18 ADMITTED ‘ Prices: 2s and 1; reserved 2/6.

TOWN HALL. MONDAY, OCTOBER 22nd, Proceeds in aid of Catholic Church BAZAAR FUNDS. Finest Programme ever staged in Taihape. Watch this space for further particulars, W. MOLONEY, R. C. ONGLEY, Joint Hon. Secs. TOWN HALL, TAIHAPE. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24. Proceeds in aid of— NURSES MEMORIAL FUND. MR. JOHN PROUSE New Zealand’s Popular Baritone, gives his services for the occasion gratis. PiEROTT ENTERTAINERS. which includes the best local talent will occupy the second half of the Programme, EVERY ITEM A GEM. Popular Prices: 2s and Is. TWO POUNDS REWARD. THE above Reward will be paid for information leading to the conviction of the person or persons who recently, in my absence, plastered my window and premises in Station Street, with anti-British pictures and statements of disloyalty to Britain’s cause in the War. CONSTANTINE SOU MARAS, STATION STREET.