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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 249, 20 April 1912, Page 1

EMPIRE piCTURE pALACE, TO-DAY AT THE M'ATINEE AND AGAIN TO~NIGHT A wondrous picture representation of Shakespeare's immortal tragedy, ROMEO AND JULIET. ROMEO AND JULIET. ROMEO AND JULIET. Good night, good night; •Parting is such sweet sorrow That 1 could say "Good night" Till it were morrow. ROMEO AND JULIET. A story of two loves: so sadly sweet, so sweetly sad. "Romeo and -lixlit t" will be supported by an exquisite series, including THE■ (lI?EAT -HISTORICAL DRAMA ROB ROY. ROB ROY. NEXT WEDNESDAY. The most magnificent picture ever produced, a production costing over £30,000 From Homer's "The Odyssey," entitled ADVENTURES OF ULYSSES. ADVENTURES OF ULYSSES. ADVENTURES OF ULYSSES. rp II E A T R E O Y A L New Plymouth. Direction J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Manager, Richard Stewart. 4 The Dramatic Event of the Decade. MONDAY, APRIL 22. MONDAY. APRIL 22. For (he -First and Only Time in Xew Plymouth. MR. J. C. WILLIAMSON presents HILDA SPONG HILDA SPONG Supported by WILLIAM DESMOND. In EVERYWOMAN EVERYWOMAN Her Pilgrimage in Quest of Love, hy Walter Browne. CAST OF CHARACTERS. Nobody William Desmond Youth Elsie Clarens Beauty Dorothy Cumming Modesty Enid Bennett Conscience (her handmaiden) Bene Cold Truth (a Witch) Emma Temple 'King Love the 'First A. J. Patrick Bluff George Miller Stuff Robert Whyte, junr. Puff (a Press Agency) ... J. A. William? Passion (a Play Actor) ... John Ralston Time (a Call Boy) .. William Lockhart Wealth (a Millionaire) .. Herbert Leigh Greed Cissie Jamieson Self Florvie Ferguson. j Vanity Madge Griffiths jVice (a Coiirtesan)' Rene Tanswell [Charity (a Minister] ... Robert Beeston Law | 0. Cushing Order | (Policeman) ... Leslie Barclay Grovel | V. Curtain Sneak | (Servants) .... Ernest Gifford Flirt | Hetty Patey Curls Violet Eslie Curves | (Chorus Glory Chandler Shape | Girls) Eva Browni i Vi Martin Giggles | ....' Vie Scott And EVERYWOMAN ...... HILDA SPONG (Her Re-appearance in New Zealand). The play produced by Chas. A. Wenman. Stage Manager, 'Lionel Walshe. Musical Director, Fred. Quintrell. Prices: Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls, '6s; •Stalls, 3s; Pit. 2s. Box plan and day sales at Collier's. YES THE EVER .POPULAR — j JTiX PICNIC AND SPORTS are to be held in Mrs. Sampson's Grounds On THURSDAY, APRIL 25. Varied Programme, including I-lORSE AND CYCLING EVENTS. RACES FOR YOUNG AND OLD. Liberal Cash Prizes for All. Admission: Gentmen, 1/-; Ladies, free. GRAND SOCIAL IN LEPPERTON HALL in the evening. Admission: G'efttlemen, 1/-; Ladies, free. N. SAMPSON, Hon. Sec. pOll THE CONVENIENCE OF COUNTRY RESIDENTS AND BUSY TOWNSPEOPLE MY OEFICE iWTLL BE OPEN TiriS AFTERNOON FROM 2 UNTIL 4 AND THIS EVENING FROM 7 UNTIL 8 TARANAKI (N.'Z.) OIL WELLS, LTD. SHARES IX THE TARANAKA (N.Z.) OIL WELLS, LTD. F. P. CORKILL, Authorised Broker. WORKERS' COMPENSATION AMENDMENT ACT, Ml. NOTICE TO EMPLOYERS OF LABOR AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO.MiPANIES. YOUR attention is called to the provisions of Miction II) of the above Act, in which it is provided, inter alia, that any agreement between an employer and a worker (or between an employer and a deceased worker's representative or dependent) for the settlement of any claim to compensation for accident causing death or permanent disablement (whether total or partial) shall not be binding unless the same is made in writing and approved by a Magistrate or an Inspector of Factories. J. LOMAS, Secretary of Labor, Wellington.