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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 136, 26 October 1912, Page 1

MATINEE TO-DAY MATINEE TO-DAY J 2.30. rpHEATBE T?OYAL piCTURES. AND AGAIN TO-NIGHT FOR THE LAST TIME TUB XORDTSK TRIUMPH: • BLACK BLOOD BLACK BLOOD Vigorously told and BLACK BLOOD thrillinglv'developed BLACK BLOOD this picture ranks BLACK BLOOD as the greatest of BLACK BLOOD all the great \ORBLACK BLOOD DISK films. " An BLACK BLOOD unquestionably BLACK BLOOD strong dramatic BLACK BLOOD motif; intensely BLACK BLOOD powerful situations BLACK BLOOD 3000 ft in length throughout which the plot is written with most conscientious care. There is a general glow of warmheartedness reflected through its characters. They are actuated, not by distorted subtleties of motive, but by plain, straightforward, \ealthv passions. j NORDISK : BLACK BLOOD. NORDISK : BLACK BLOOD. NORDISK : BLACK BLOOD. Is a sensation in modern dramatic cinematography, and will undoubtedly create a stir amongst picture patrons.* ,LAST SIGHT.. . LAST-NIGHT. THEATRE ROYAL PICTURES. COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME MONDAY NIGHT. Jj}MPIRE piCTURE pALACE, MATINEE TODAY MATINEE TODAY 2.30. COMPLETE NEW PROGRAMME, Including | THE FUNERAL OF GENERAL BOOTH THE FUNERAL OF GENERAL BOOTH THE FUNERAL OF GENERAL BOOTH! And again at 8 p.m. TO-NIGHT Perfection is attained in our 2000 ft. LOVE'S REVENGE. LOVE'S REVENGE. LOVE'S REVENGE. LOVE'S REVENGE. LOVE'S REVENGE. LOVE'S REVENGE. A drama that moves all the emotions. ■ Not the plot of a weird imagination, but a lrfaster dramatisation of natural inciIdents. Abounding in tense situations that spur the 'heart to faster beating. Another Selig 'Western Triumph: DARK FEATHER'S STRATEGY . DARK FEATHER'S STRATEGY. DARK FEATHER'S STRATEGY. An appealing drama depicting the primitimo diplomacy of an*lndian maiden. THE SPIDER'S WEB. THE SPIDER'S WEB. THE SPIDER'S WEB. A Maurice Costello. Come in, look, and learn a lesson. Lubin players again to the front in THE SOCIAL SECRETARY. THE SOCIAL SECRETARY. A powerfully interesting drama. GAUMONT GRAPHIC. And a full Empire Selection. pLYMOUTH JJROTHERHOOD. GOOD TEMPLAR HALL. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), 3 P.M. Speaker: Mr. C. E. Bollringer. Subject: "The man that is." Selections by special orchestra under Mr. A. V. Carbines. Last of weekly, meetings. Collection. Chairman: Rev. J. W. Burton. SALE OF WORK AND SOCIAL Q O O D rj\ E M P L A R JLJ A L L TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29. Sale of 'lndian Work and Useful Articles of Clothing at 2.30. Admission Free. SOCIAL AT 7.30. Good Musical Programme. [Competitions, Table Games, Ping Pong, Bowls, Shooting Gallery. Draughts, Chess, etc. Admission, (id. GARRISON BAND. J± SPECIAL MEETING of the above Band will be held in Band Room on SUNDAY (To-morrow) MORNING, commencing at 10 o'clock. All old members of Band particularly invited. FRED A. COLEMAN, Secretary, f \ GENERAL ASSEMBLY will take place TO-MORROW (Sunday) at Sandy's Camp, below Die Breakwater Hotel, to be bv GEORGE TWEEDIE, at 3 o'clock. FORESTERS' HALL. NEW PLYMOUTH. Sundays, 8 p.m., October only. JJENRY yiCTOR, N.A.S., Clairvoyant.!! W7ILL deliver addresses on "Spiritual ' Science," followed by Floral Clairvoyance. Private interviews: Week days 11.S, j Vivian St. (op. Clnm-hl. Season closing. ' TRAYED on my property—Two black greyhounds, a dog and a, bitch, Owner can have by pay ing expenses in connection with same. S. L. GOODIN, Punjrarehu. THSITING CARDS.-At the. Daily News Printing House, Stratford. 'Phone: 113. 1