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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 235, 13 March 1915, Page 1

0Y A L piCTUEES. Showing Saturdays only. TO-NIGHT MATINEE AT 2.30. Children 3d. POWERFUL DRAMATIC PROGRAMME, headed by a beautiful Nordisk drama, THE SOUL'S AWAKENING. THE SOUL'S AWAKENING. THE SOUL'S AWAKENING. THE SOUL'S AWAKENING. THE SOUL'S AWAKENING. THE SOUL'S AWAKENING. Big Business Evils; Tragedy of the Sea; The Fear of Poverty; Sublimity of Love; A Man's Regeneration—all embodied in this appealing photo-play. THIS GREAT STORY in addition to jts romantic fervor, a quality that arouses all the instincts of healthy ambition in the breasts of the weary. Edison's Industrial Drama: HAND OF IRON. HAND OF IRON. Exciting Prize Ring Melodrama: GREATER MOTIVE. GREATER MOTIVE. Lubin's Roaring Farce: NEIGHBORLY NEIGHBORS. NEIGHBORLY NEIGHBORS'. A Keystone Comedy: LONE THIEF. LONE THIEF. ■LONE THIEF. Latest Topicals and Gazettes. POPULAR PRICES: D.C. 1/6, Ladies 1/-; Stalls !/-, Ladies Cd; Pit (id. Reserves I/O. Ring 'phone 1 HBATRE JJOYAL MONDAY, MARCH 22nd. At 8 p.m. GRAND CONCERT. THE FAMOUS RUSSIAN ARTISTS. LEO, JAN, and MTSCHEL HERN I A V SKY Violinist, Pianist, and 'Cellist. The Auckland Herald says:— "They are three young priests from the Temple of the Muses who have been projected into the earth-world to bring comfort to the hearts of tens of thousands. Their music brings with it a message of hope and joy—hope and joy that will tend to develop expanding ideas in those privileged to hear it. One leaves the presence of the artists and the concert hall they play in, but one never entirely leaves' the presence of their haunting music, for its essence seems to cling permanent, ly to one, making for increased happiness and optimism. If I wanted to- do a good turn to anyone I would recommend them to listen to the Cherniavsky's music, and that as often as possible." Admission—3/- and 2/.. Reserved Seats A/-. Reserved Seats for school parties 2/6 each. Box Plan opens at Collier's Monday next at 9 a.m. General Manager, Howard Edie. rpHEATR E O Y A L DirectkW: George Musgrove. NEXT SATURDAY, MARCH 20. NELLIE STEWART, in The (iTent Historical Costume Play, Dorothy o' the Hall. in Four Acts. A Romantic Story of the Days of Queen Elizabeth. A Stirring Tale of Love and Intrigue, •crowded with exciting incidents and rich in delightful comedy. NELLIE STEWART, NELLIE STEWART, Supporting Artists: MR, CLARENCE BLAKISTON, the Distinguished English Actor. "MR. ALLAN WILKXE, from the Garrick Theatre, London. MR. 11. R. ROBERTS, the Brilliant Romantic Actor. MR. J. B. ATHOLWOOD, the clever character actor. And one of the strongest Companies ;that ever toured the Dominion. NEARLY 70 PERSONS ENGAGED. During the third act Dorothy Vernon (Miss Stewart) fights a duel with her cousin, Sir .Malcolm Vernon, one of the many exciting incidents of the play. PRICES: (is, -Js and 2s. Box pi: open at Collier's.Next Thursday, Maseh LIS. r p\YO Redenrptcrist Fathers opened Fortnight's Mission at St. Joseph's Church on Sunday" March 7th. All oos> dially invited. W. R. DENTAL BURGEON WAJTAiEA. Opposite vVorge and Jolraaton's Garage, ■flhone 42. PA ißox 16. • *JEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE and ACCIDENT IN SiJRANCE in all its branches accepted at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. Brancii OHicc: Corner of Brougham and King Street 7, New Plymouth. Agencies throughout a'ne province. JOHN PATON, J|OIOR-CAR JjtOß JJHIE. J THK UNDERSIGNED, /?,ni running a 50 h.p, six-seater Daimler nioior car. Careful driving. Usual prices. Available, night or dav. T. W. WARD, A; I ,dress: Latvy & Cn.V Garage. 'Phone ?;t:\