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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 240, 16 February 1911, Page 1

IHEATRE J> 0 Y A L. Sole Direction G. 11. Saunders TO-NIGHT THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IG. SECOND RACE NIGHT. THE REMARKABLE PICTURE-DRAMA THE SQUATTER'S DAUCHTER, OR, THE LAND OF THE WATTLE. MacMAHON BROS, (bv arrangement with WILLIAM ANDERSON) have secured the exclusive RIGHTS FOR THE DOMINION. A bright and diverting story of Australian life. The Biograph representation of " The Squatter's Daughter " almost brings with it the scent of the GUMS and WATTLE. The Picture-Drama is really a succession of Beautiful Tableaux and a Bush i Romance of LOVE AND HATE. There lire the bush girls, with their] sunny smiles and fascinating ways. •' I The crack of the stockwhip resounds through the echoing valleys, the birds make music in the trees, and you realise how It was Clancy liked tlie country out-back better than the city. In addition to "The Squatter's Daughter" A REALLY MAGNIFICENT SERIES OF THE LATEST PICTURE SURPRISES •will be shown for the first time in New Plymouth. Prices, 2/- & 1/-. Children, half-price. Box Plan at Collier's. mHEA T R E Direction J. C. Williamson, Ltd MONDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 20. A WHOLE ALPHABET OF SUPERLATIVES Would not exhaust the beauties of THE DOLLAR PRINCESS, THE DOLLAR PRINCESS, I THE DOLLAR PRINCESS, i "It is not a number here and there | which catches the ear. The whole of the musical embellishment to this graceful, fragrant, and humorous story is so fascinating and so taking that it is a sheer joy to listen to. It is overflowing with AIRS THAT THROB, That suggest love and passion by means of DULCET, LILTING, ALLUREMENT. The Merry Widow first taught us the Magic of .Waltz Witcheries, But it is THE DOLLAR PRINCESS Which in this regard ' COMPLETES OUR EDUCATION. The most Exhilarating Production the Musical Comedy IStage has ever provided. JOQ COMPANY OF OVER |AA '.. J3RAND OPERAjJIC,ORCHESTRA. '*:.-. - MlSpliETi DE BALLET. Box Plans THIS MORNING at Collier's at 8 o'clock. Prices, 5/-, 3/-, 2/-; Early Door Stalls 6d extra. Touring Manager, Charles .Berkeley. EGMONT ROAD HALL. THURSDAY, MARCH 16. QONCERT & JJANCE. In Aid of Hall Fund. Excellent programme of Instrumental, Vocal and Recitative Items. FLOOR, SUPPER, MUSIC— Admission to Concert and Dance: Ladies, 1/-; Gents (non-dancers), 1/0; Gents (dancers), 2/-. L. W. BISHOP, Hon. Sec. REUNION PICNIC FRANKLEY ROAD AND WESTOWN. mO be held in Mr. Okey'a Paddock, Frankley Road, close to school. THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1911., OPEN EVENTS, Under the rules of the Taranaki Athletic and Caledonian Association. Ist prize. 2nd prize. 100 yds 20/- 7/0 Nominations (1/-) for the above close 'with the Secretary on SATURDAY, 18th inst., at 12 noon. Acceptances (1/-) close at 1.30 on day of sports. OTHER EVENTS (post entry).-Tug-of-War (seven a side), Wrestling, High Jump, L,ong Jump, Ladies' and Children's events, etc. Admission to Picnic r and Sports (including tea).—Adults, 1/-; children, Od. Grand Dance in the Gymnasium in the evening. Ladies, 1/-; Gentlemen, 1/6. A. C. DOWNES, Hon. Secretary. mARANAKI RIFfeE ASSOCIATION MEETING. To be held on the Rcwa Rewa Range, FEBRUARY 22 and 23. OVER £i 3 o IN PRIZE MONEY AND TROPHIES. Entries close with the Secretary at the Drill Hall, New Plymouth, SATURDAY, February 18. The most enjoyable and best managed Meeting on the best Riile Range in the Dominion. T. KING, Hon. Secy. I NEW PLYMOUTH ORCHESTRAL UNION. Practices will recommence in the Whitelev Hall on TUESDAY EVENINGS at 8 o'clock. First practice, February 21. Any musician desirous of joining tlie society is cordially invited to interview any of the following committee:— 0. 11. Lawn (conductor), A. L. Cooke. C. C. Ward, H. Wells, F. S. Butler, C. A. Benbow. T. 13. BLANCHETT, 1 Hon. Scey.