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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 154, 16 November 1912, Page 1

MATINEE TO-DAY MATINEE TO-DAY 2.30. The rendezvous of. all happy children. ]£MPIRE pICTORE p A LACE. TO-NIGHT A Hew, bright and sparkling array of the best in picturedom. Dramas, iTopics, Travels, Scenies, Industrials, Comics, Comedies. fastidious. THE GAUMONT GRAPHIC. TRIP ON LAKE CONSTANCE: ELEPHANTS AT WORK IN INDIA. Each picture an education at a nominal fee. ME AND BILL ME AND BILL Just a simple story of ME AND BILL the sweet dove existing ME AND BILL between two old cronies ME AND BILL and their children. ME AND BILL Nevertheless, you ' will want to see it again. A CHILD'S PRAYER. A CHILD'S PRAYER. A CHILD'S PRAYER.. A beautiful little child story by Lubin, in which the Lord's Prayer plays a leading park THE LITTLE. MATCH GIRL. THE LITTLE MATCH GIRL. THE LITTLE "MATCH GIRL. human interest. BRONCHO BILLY AND THE BANDITS. BRONCHO BILLY AND THE BANDITS. BRONCHO BILLY AND THE BANDFTS. Another popular S. & A., with Mr. Anderson in his famous character . , creation. AND FULL EMPIRE' SELECTION. SACRED CONCERT AT "AOTEA." rpHE GARRISON BAND, assisted by the Waitara Band, will give a Massed Bands Sacred Concert at "Aotea" on SUNDAY 1 NEXT, 17th instant, at 3 p.m. Collection in aid of the Garrison Band Funds. 'Buses will leave town from F.COLEMAN, ] Secretary Garrison Band. ) "AOTEA "GROUNDS. ]\f ESSRS: SOLE BROS, cordially invite ' the public to view their Grounds at, "Aotea" on SUNDAY, the 17th instant, '■ after 1.30 p.m. pGLEWOOD OPERATIC AND DRA--1 MATIC SOCIETY | . Will produce.the ; COMIC OPERA LES CLOCHES DE CORNEVILLE LES CLOCHES DE CORNEVILLE LES CLOCHES DE CORNEVILLE LES CLOCHES DE CORNEVILLE pARISH |JALI7 pGLEWOOD. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. November 21 & 22. CAST: Serpolette .'.: Mrs. Mcßeth Germaine Mrs. H. J. M. Thomson Manettc Miss L. Laing Jeanne Miss G. SimpscSn Gertrude Mrs. R. Jacomb Susanne Miss Mildred Spurdle Catherine , Miss D. Laing Marguerite Miss I. Harvey The Marquis ie Corneville Mr. J. H. Rowe Caspard (a miser) .Mr. R. J. Frewln The Baillie Mr. H. J. M. Thomson Grenicheux ....Mr, A. G. Hynes Gobo 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 Magnificent Scenery: The best every dis- ' played in Inglewood. New and Elaborate Dresses. New Dances, including the spectacular "March of the Amazons" and Special Ballet. SUPERB LIMELIGHT EFFECTS BY Messrs. G. Duffill and A. Matthews. Special orchestra under the baton of Mr. 11. 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. PRICES 3/-&2 A Box plan at R. G. Marsh's Music Warehouse. Doors open 7.0; curtain 7.45 sharp. A. D. STANLEY, Hon. Sec. A BARGAIN. WANTED TO SELL, immediately Tlrree hundred acres of first-class land, seven miles from Tauranga. Has to be sold at once for financial reasons, and will be sold cheap. Land well improved, grows splendid cereal crops and beautiful pasturage. For further particulars apply by letter to "CHEAP FARM," C/o Post Office, Tauranga. Hygienic Bakery piIRISTMAS is drawing near and you will be needing a nice cake. Now is the time to order it. A good cake, like good wine, improves with age, if kept from the air. The variouj fruits and other ingredients give up their flavors and become blended in one harmonious whole. We can make them from 8d lb up to 1/- lb, and will ice and decorate them for a slight additional charge. So don't leave it too late before ordering. A. WILLIAMS. PROPRIETOR,