ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 206, 28 February 1914, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS.

F.OYAI, l'I( TURKS. American "graft" in the field of politics has formed I lie subject of many l>Uy f i and novels by noted dramatists and authors, and at tho Theatre Royal last night the subject was treated in a political and dramatic picture, entitled A l'lot Against the (lovernor." The picture in distinctly a good production on novel lines, exposing fearlessly the corruption -which prevails in American politics. The plot is well conceived ami admirably suited for dealing with a problem of 1 his description. The whole pi-oductii.n is from every point of view ■sane, clean, and absorbing. A seeord story in the "Who will Marry M.nrv';" series also attracted considerable attention. Thi.» time a Spanish duke 'is the suitor. Two other dramas in f, strong dramatic programme, are a Pathe production entitled 'The Trappers 1/aughter" and n Lex masterpiece called "A Woman's Stratagem." The "Warwick Chronicle" instalment is both beautiful and instructive, and the comedies include "Dycil. hut not Dead,'' and ''B'ngle's titles which alone promise n ::-t li. The--,' pictures, with a strong supporting programme, will be screened to-night for tlie last time.

BUSINESS NOTICES. The old saw about mum»y saved being earned is as true to-day as when it was llrst uttered In the sense of the proverb the people of New Plymouth will be given a lirst-cla*s opportunity of earning money by visiting the '.Melbourne's great annual reduction sale, which commence* to-day There arc splendid savings lo lie ell'ectcd oil evcrvthing purchased. With to-day's Xews is published the Melbourne Clothing Company's annual reduction sale-bill. This firm takes inventory annually in March, consequently great efforts are made at this period of the year to reduce stocks and turn goods info coin of the realm. Townspeople and coimlry residents will no doubt rally in great force to Ibis wellknown money-saving event. The sale will continue for iliree weeks onlv.

Aniliiiry i'ro-. arc offering juinincr millinery, while frocks, ladies' dust coals, and other summer lino* at greatly reduced price*. before making their winter -iimv. Inspection invited. Correspondence is solicited from those who are unable to call on us in person. A great deal of our business h transacted by imil. and we are quite sure we can please you in this manner. Head our advertisement in this issue. More? and Moore, opposite Carnegie Library King Street. New Plymouth. All goods' post free, cash with order. Whito and Sons advertise one-piece dresses for present wear. The particular point about them is thiit they are not only quite the last word in fa«h!on, tut are offend »t unusually }ow prlos*.