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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 152, 14 November 1912, Page 1

JTJMPIRE . piCTURE pALACE AGAIN. AGAIN. AGAIN. AGAIN TO-NIGHT CHANGE. CHANGE. CHANGE. Yet another budget of film wonders. Each programme seems to get better. For the second time, TO-NIGHT. THE SANDS OF DEE. THE SANDS OF DEE. THE SANDS OF DEE. THE SANDS OF DEE. I THE SANDS OF DEE. I THE SANDS OF DEE. American Biograph. Featuring Sweet Mary Piekford. Suggested by the verse of the famous English poet, CHARLES KINGSLEY. "The creeping tide came up along the sand, but never home came she." 1000 MILES THROUGH THE ROCKIES. 1000 MILES THROUGH THE ROCKIES 1000 MILES THROUGH THE ROCKIES. 1000 MILES THROUGH THE ROCKIES. A thousand beautiful spots, a thousand marvels of nature, a thousand miles of grandeui\ Through the Colorado Rockies. ■ Also Edison's magnificent pourtrayal: A ROMANCE OF THE ICE FIELDS A ROMANCE OF THE ICE FIELDS. A drama enacted amid the snow and ice of the KENNEBEC RIVER. ZIGOTO DRIVES A LOCOMOTIVE. ZIGOTO DRIVES A LOCOMOTIVE. And oh, what a drive. THE GIRL AT THE KEY. THE GIRL AT •THE KEY. produced by the Edison Company while in Bermuda. LENA AND THE GEESE. LENA AND THE GEESE. Company. LIFE IN AND AQUARIUM. ASSEMBLY OF SPITHEAD FLEET. • MAKING A SOLDIER. WE ONLY SHOW THE WORLD'S BEST.

A IaER a further startling victory, AT ELTHAM, "OUR REGIMENT.' "OUR REGIMENT." "OUR REGIMENT." IS NOW OX THE MARCH TO NEW PLYMOUTH. Due to arrive 8 P.M. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20. rp H E A T B E JJOYAL Local theatregoers are rapidly arming POPULAR PRICES: 3/-, 2/-, I/-, (Box Plan at Collier's.) TATARAIMAKA METHODIST CHURCH gALE OP (In aid of Renovation Fund) Will be held in the SCHOOLROOM on THURSDAY, NOV. 14, at 2 & 7.30 p.m. FRIDAY, NOV. 15, at 7.30 p.m. COME ALONG AND SEE THE FUN. JXGLEWOOD OPERATIC AND DRAMATIC SOCIETY Will produce the COMIC OPERA LES CLOCHES DE CORNEVILLE LES CLOCHES DE CORNEVILLE LES CLOCHES DE CORNEVILLE LES CLOCHES DE CORNEVILLE pARISH JJALL, JNGLEWOOD. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, November 21 & 22. Serpolette Mrs'. Mcßeth Germainc Mrs. H. J. M. Thomson Manette Miss L. Laing Jeanne Miss G. Simpson Gertrude Mrs. R. Jacomb Susanne Miss Mildred Spurdle Catherine Miss D. Laing Marguerite Miss I. Harvey The Marquis de Corneville Mr. J. H. Rowe Gaspard (a miser) Mr. R, J. Frewln The Baillie Mr. H. J. M. Thomson Greniehcux. Gobo .Mr. A. G. Hynes ..Mr. C. Williams (The Baillie's Shadow.) Christophe (a cadet) Miss R. Mcßeth Scipion Mr. W. H. Taylor Poly Mr. R. Buckley Paul Mr. H. E. Moody Eugene Mr. G. H. Taylor Leon Mr. R. Geddes Michel....' Mr. L. Sutherland j Magnificent Scenery; The best every dis- I played in Inglewood. I New and Elaborate Dresses. New Dances, including the spectacular "March- of the Amazons" and Special Ballet. SUPEEB LIMELIGHT EFFECTS BY Messrs. G. Duffill and A. Matthews. Special orchestra under the baton of Mr. H. Cottier. Pianist Mr. J. Sutherland Leader of Orchestra Mr. A. L. Cooke Piano kindly lent by Mr. Hoffman, New Plymouth. Stage management and terpsichorean effects under the direction of MRS. McBETH. Box plan at R. G. Marsh's Music Warehouse. Doors open 7.0; curtain 7.45 sharp. A. D. -STANLEY, Hon. Sec. , TARIKI HOTEL W. R. BONNER. Proprietor T\7R. BONNER notifies that he has ' taken over the Tariki Hotel. No effort on his part will be spared to make the hotel a favorite house of call for travellers. Only the best of liquors will be stocked, and special attention will also be paid to the dining-room for the comfort of lodgers.