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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 159, 11 December 1914, Page 1

rpHEATSE TO-MORROW, AT' 2.30, TO-MORROW, AT 2.30, TOMORROW. AT 2.30, And Again A.T «. TO-MORROW NIGHT. AT 8. TO-MOHROW NIGHT. AT S, TO-MORROW NIGHT. A Programme Ensuring Enjoyment IN A COOL AND COMFORTABLE THEATRE, Comparing with the best in New Zealand. Everything Pleasing. Comfort for the Mind, Body, and Soul. PERFECTLY PROJECTED PICTURES [TO-MOItROW AFTERNOON AND - EVENING. KALEM'S BEST PRODUCTION, Carrying you through the Philippines. A Vivid, Throbbing Portrayal of Love and Adventure. 2040 feet, in two reels. QUICKSANDS. ... At the QUICKSANDS. "ROYAL," QUICKSANDS. To-morrow QUICKSANDS. Afternoon, QUICKSANDS. at 2.30, QUICKSANDS. In the QUICKSANDS. Evening, QUICKSANDS. _ ' at 8. In addition, WHEN RUBEN FOOLED THE BANDITS. WHEN RUBEN FOOLED THE BANDITS. WHEN RUBEN FOOLED THE BANDITS. WHEN RUBEN FOOLED THE BANDITS. A Gay Creation, where radiant Mabel Nlormand, the "Keystone Girl," and your own Charles Chaplin, the "Keystone Comedian," who is capable of making a plate laugh, corruscate, and sparkle to your heart' 3 content. IN THE HIGH ALPS, IN THE HIGH ALPS, IN THE HIGH ALPS, A Beautiful Gaumont Scenie, And Others, PRICES: Dress Circle, Is fid; Ladies, Is; Stalls, Is; Pit, 6d. rpHEATRE JJOYAL. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, At 8 p.m. King Proctor's Clever Operetta, PRINCESS CHRYSANTHEMUM, PRINCESS CHRYSANTHEMUM PRINCESS CHRYSANTHEMUM, By PUPILS OF NEW PLYMOCTH TECHNICAL COLLEGE. Cast of Characters: Princess Chrysanthemum (the Emperor's Daughter)— Miss Ada Chapman Toto Miss Madge Henriclia Yum-Yum Miss Eileen Lye Du-Du Miss Winnie Hawker Tu-Lip Miss Annie Hutchinson Fairy Moonbeam (the Princess's Good Genius), Miss Marjprie Waugh Prince So True Miss Ethel Hoskin And Prince So Sli ~.... Miss Olga Wallaeh (In love with the Princess). Top-Knot (the Court Chamberlain) ... (Miss Aileen Jenkiws Saucer Eyes (the Wizard Cat) — Miss Elina Braund Captain Zena Marie' Quenton— Miss Vera Julian The Emperor Wlmt-For-WM Master T. Badlcy Sprites of the Night, Courtiers, Populace, Attendants, Fairies, etc. 1 Pianist ~.. Miss D. George. PRICES: Dress Circle and Stalls, 2s; Pit, Is; Children, Half-price. V. DUFF, Hon. Sec. F. A. C Iti;M E B THE PIONEER BAKER, CATERER, AND PASTRYCOOK, REGAL STREET, STRATFORD. Proprietor, TE WHARE UEKA TEA ROOMS, BR'OADWAY. Old Friends and New Cordially .Welcomed. Telephone .100. OUR JOINTS Are always fresh and the quality is proved at every dinner table. We kill only Prime Beef, .Mutton, Pork and Poultry. Wo want your orders. You want our service. OUR MOTTO—CLEiAKLINESS & PROMPTITUDE. BONEDUST.—The best fertiliser. Or ders taken for any quantities from % cwt. SOLE BROS. LTHAM-Q P.UNiAK QARRYING OOMPANY. : NEW PLYMOUTH-OPUNAKE BRANCH. iWAGGONS DAILY between New Plymouth, Okato, Rahotu, Opunake. RELIABLE, EXPERIENCED DRIVERS. Promj t Delivery of Goods Inwarda and Outwards. FREIGHTS REASONABLE. TERMS OASH. SPECIAL QUOTATIONS for Large Consignments. — P. MATniESON, "" Manager. . Sivtth Road, New Plymouth, . OfIELTOWK !11 8 81 The Vogeltown "Bus will now run follows: Leave Town. Vogeltow*. 19 ;noon 12.40 p.m. 2.0 p.m.; (except Wednesdays, 2.25 p.m, j when , the ?bus funs to '■ ij Weatown at 10. :k;m.,!'4 . 1 . • j p.ni, and 4 pjnO • : ■ ' fi.O p'jjqi J.4C ■ Ip.imi.-i> - I 10.0 ;|)jn; (Satuiflayfl'only) 10.80. p.iii i tfedre&ii*ppmti? >;?;