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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 77, 17 August 1912, Page 1

''Where everybody goes.'' The ' PEOPLE'S POPULAR PHOTO-PLAY PALACE GRAND MATINEE. GRAND MATINEE. GRAND MATINEE. TO-DAY AT 230 , TO-NIGHT I ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME, A superb selection, including no fewer ! than THREE of the most vividly sensational COWBOY and INDIAN DRAMAS yet released. Here they are: A lOLA'S PROMISE An A.U. story, featuring everybody's favorite, Miss Mary Pickford. Containing a unique plot, swift action, .and realistic scenes, it tells the story of how a little Indian maid paid her debt of gratitude. No. 2. rpHE J)EPUTY AND rpHE Q.IRL. THE DEPUTY AND rpHE -QIRL. An Essany story, bold in construction, powerful in plot, with a vigorous unity of action and a strong topical appeal "I lied to save you," she savs, "and you shot him in the back." No. 3. TRACKED DOWN TRACKED DOWN A regular Western Thriller, studded with scenes of daring realism. It's another Essany, "'Nuff sed." ROUND THE WORLD IN TWO HOURS ROUND THE WORLD IN TWO HOURS. A delightful treat for lovers of foreign travel, also GLIMPSES OF CASPIAN SEA. BORNEO POTTERY. LAW AND THE LADY. LAW AND THE LADY. And a quartette of the merriest comedies yet put on the screen. FREEZING AUNTIE (Edison). PERSISTENT SUITOR (Selig). , THE BABY TRAMP (Lubin). A SPANISH DILEMMA (A..8. Co.). Usual Empire Prices: 1/- & 6d. •

JJEW pLYMOUTH "RROTHERHOOD. SUNDAY AFTERNOON, AT 3. A splendid chance to hear an old favorite. Speaker: Rev. C. H. Garland, for some time Minister at Whiteley Memorial Church. Subject: "To thine own self be true." Chair to' be taken by Mr. F. P. Corkill. Trio by Messrs. Veale, Ambury and Henrichs. . Accompanist, Mr. A. V. Carbines; Musical Director, Mr. W. M. Perry. J] GMO NT ROAD JJALL. THE ANNUAL PLAIN AND 1 FANCY DRESS BALL PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS BALL Will be held on • TUESDAY, AUGUST 20. Grand March at 8 p.m. Music by Mrs. George's Orchestra. Admission. Ladies, 2/-; Gents, 3/-; Double tickets 4s; Onlookers, 2s (including supper). L. W. BISHOP, Hon. Secretary.

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