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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 263, 29 March 1913, Page 1

MATINEE TO-DAY. 2.30 MATINEE TO-DAY, 2.30 JTJMPIRE piCTURE pALACE. TO-DAY & TO-NIGHT. TO-DAY & TO-NIGHT. TO-DAY & TO-NIGHT. Another NEW PROGRAMME, headed 1)V an ASTOUNDrXO NORDISK CIRCUS TRAGEDY: IN A DEN Staged IN A DEN with IN A DEN an utter IN A DEN disregard IN A DEN to cost. OF LIONS This OF LIONS drama OF LIONS will OF LIONS astonish OF LIONS everyone. OF LIONS IN A DEN OF LIONS IN A DEN OF LIONS. IN A DEN OF LIONS. IN A DEN OF LIONS. Includes some of the greatest sensations ever attempted even by THE FAMOUS NORDISK COMPANY. Supplemented by other notable releases. LIEUTENANT ROSE LIEUTENANT HOSE AND THE TRAIN-WRECKERS. THE TRAIN-WRECKERS. | A thrilling; melo-drama. in which the popular picture hero again emerges victorious. COMBINATION OF THE SAFE COMBINATION OF THE SAFE COMBINATION OF THE SAFE. A Kiilem production that absolutely throbs with excitement, never for a moment allows the interest to fla" PATITE LONDON GAZETTE " TRIP OX EAST P.OSTNA TtATLWAY.b JAPANESE MAGIC. And a HOST of other WONDERFUL I PICTURES.

T « E A T R E gOYA L CONCERT CONCERT CONCERT CONCERT CONCERT CONCERT THE FOLLIES THE FOLLIES THE FOLLIES THE FOLLIES SUNDAY EVENING. Admission. .Silver Coin Concert commence 5.30. THEATRE K ° Y A L ' Direction J. C. Williamson. Ltd. A PHENOMENAL ATTRACTION. WEDNESDAY: APRIL 16. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10. J. C. WILLIAMSON PRESENTS FOR THE FIRST AND ONLY TIME IN NEW PLYMOUTH MAETERLINCK'S GREAT- AND ENTHRALLING WORK OF GENIUS, TH E BL U E IiIRD THE BLUE BIRD THE BLUE BIRD The most wonderful and gorgeous production the stage has ever known. The fascination, the delicacy, the delight of the dialogue and setting will remain a radiant memory with" all who witness the beautiful stage realisation of the fairy poem. Scenes of amazing beauty. TII E BL U E II IR D. Has been played over 12,000 times in the various theatres of Europe and America 200—PEOPLE in the PRODUCTION—2OO Box plans will be opened at Collier's on Monday, April 14, at eight o'clock. A queue will be formed from 7 a.m. Prici's: Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls, Gs; Stalls, 3s; Pit, 2s. Early door Stalls, Is extra. Touring Manager. John Farrell.

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