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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 223, 8 February 1913, Page 1

MATINEE TO-DAY, 2 30. MATINEE TODAY, 2 30. rpHEATEE ROYAL piCTURES. AND AGAIN TO-NIGHT-LAST NIC!IT LAST NIGHT A dazzling array of sparkling motion picture cems, headed bv the THIRD SERIES' DICK TURPIN. DICK TURPIN. DICK TURPIN. DICK TURPIN. DICK TURPIN. DICK TURPIN. DICK TURPIN. DICK TURPIN. DICK TURPIN. DICK TURPIN. WOO, Dead or Alive. £SOO, Dead or Alive. .CoOO, Dead or Alive. £SOO, Dead or Alive. £•100. Dead or Alive. £5(10. Dead or Alive. £SOO. Dead or Alive. £SOO. Dead or Alive. .■Conn. Dead or Alive. £SOO, Dead or Alive. The most sonsalion.il of this series. l - so far. ~ Received with unbounded enthusiasm h GRIT OF THE GIRL TELEGRAPHIST GRIT OF THE GIRL TELEGRAPHIST GRIT OF THE GIRL TELEGRAPHIST^ A thrilling picture drama by the leading Kalem artists. PUPPET'S HOUR. (Lubin.) POPPET'S HOUR. (Lubin.) BRONCHO BILLY'S LAST HOLD-UP BRONCHO BILLY'S LAST HOLD-UP* PATHE GAZETTE. And a full selection of SCENIC AND COMIC PICTURES. 1 MATINEE TO-DAY, 2.30 I MATINEE TO-DAY, 2.30. J}MPIRE pICTURE pALACE. "to-day TO-NIGHT A brilliant, dazzling array of beautiful picture gems, headed bv the GREAT MILANO .MASTERPIECE ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON. ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON; First presentation of this wonderful historical and romantic drama. ) ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON. ' ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON, j, See the great struggle between .• ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON. I ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON. • And all the other beautiful and wondrous scenes. ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON. ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON. Will be supported by an equally great production. CURFEW SHALL NOT RING TO-NIGHT CURFEW SHALL NOT RING TO-NIGHT CURFEW SHALL NOT RING TO-NIGHT Rose Hartwick Thorpe's charming verses adapted to the moving picture, And Taranaki's great advertisement MODERN METHODS OF CHEESE-MAKING IN TARANAKI. NEW ZEALAND. MODERN METHODS OF CHEESEMAKING. COMTXG BY SPECIAL TRAIX. Y\ T TRTIT J^ROS.' EST SHOW OX EARTH. OPEXTXG TX NEW PLYMOUTH WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 12. OXE NIGHT ONLY. THE WONDER SHOW of all ages. STUPENDOUS CTRCUS. WILD WEST SHOW and ZOO OF TRAINED WTLD ANIMALS. Something you bave never seen before. .Something you have read about or seen in moving pictures only— A GKNLTNR BAND OF AMERICAN COWBOYS AND OOWGTRLS. The mystery of Fascination, Bewitching Spirit of the interminable American transported to your very doors. Also HILLARY LONG. HILLARY LONG. The Up-side Down Phenomenon. THE MIOXAGF.IHF. OF STRANGE ANIMALS open every afternoon from 4 jto 5. Adult- Is. Children fid. I Prices as usual. I A Special Train will run from Waitara RTCII QUICK RICH QUICK C'omedv of a ' : WALLINGFORD. iiiisand Laughs. XFW PLYMOUTH. J. C. Williamson SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 22. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 22. . . American Star, I'UHD NIBLf), I from the leading New York and London I Theatres. | And HARRY CORSON CLARKE. . the original dunes in "What happened to Jones," in the enormously successful and greatest of all comedies. OFT RICH QUICK WALLINGFORD. GET RICH QUICK WALLINGFORD. Unquestionably the funniest and most wholesome entertainment ever presented in New Zealand. Shutters Gloom. Scatters Fun. Box Plans will be opened at Collier's on Thursday. February 20. at 8 o'clock. A queue will be formed from 7.30 a.m. PRICES: Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls, (is: Stalls. 3s; Pit, 2s. Early doors to Stalls, Is extra. Tonrine Manager. JOHN FARRFLL. THEATRE ROYAL MONDAY, MARCH : nme will he adverti tyJONEY TO IjINB, VX7S have leveral rum* *vailabl» too j immediate inveatmsßt. I *»*»*•*. I WILSON & 08BY, &oli«itc«i