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Taranaki Daily News, 31 July 1915, Page 1

"SHAKE IT UP. ITi'XEY! I i the ucw programme at tlie Empire iuuifiht"—so said Mr. Wise to his wife. f HE EMPIRE. Xightly at S. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30. Same programme as at 8. TO-NIGHT A new 'French Phnto-play. Varing on the fateful influence of heredity. HIS SOX* 2 ACCUSER 4003 ft. of HIS SOX 7 }* ACCUSER tragic, ESS SOX'S ACCUSER vivid BIS SOX'S ACCUSER realism. HIS SOX'S ACCUSER mystcrv. HIS SOX'S ACCUSER and romance. *Kiis great Drama is swift and thrilling, ami not only provides a great sociological study and a moral lesson, but also contains a delightful love story. The son of hi* father, de--»>ite his environment, follow* the dissolute parents early footsteps and embanking en a downward career frrings disaster on innocent head*. The reformed father. now a detective, unlmowing'y tracks down the son. How Fate balances the tangle is well told by the film. A tender romance adds the brighter touch to the ■pr.'ture and completes a drama of strong interest. 4000 ft. IUS SON'S A('([>KR. tflOftft. Produced with the relined artistry for which Pathe is famous. Additional— HELEN' IXTERYEXES-Charming Child Stndv. AUSTRALIA'S SOXS (en route to Berlin). Xuire«t Ker.-tone Care-lifter. HOfiAX'S SPREE. WAR GAZETTE, and others. PRICES—I/- and Od. Reserves I/O and 1/-. JjJXTERTATXMENT By finest local talent, IN AID OF SOLDIERS' WIDOWS AXD ORPHAXS. GOOD TEMPLAR HALL TO-DAY A RABE TREAT FOR THE CHTLDREX. On Saturday Afternoon, From 2 to 4. 30 Prizes worth from £2O to Is for children. So Get in Early, and Don't Forget to Send the Kiddies Along. Admission: Children nnder G years 3d, vrtt 6 yean fid; Adults, Is. Evening: Adults, Is; Children, 6d. A quantity of Fruit, Ornamental Trees, Flowers, Bulbs, etc., will be sold at the Bazaar. These have been handed to Mr. Parker by the Morshead Xursery Company, to be sold on their behalf in «id of the above fund. ROBERT PARKER, Hon. Secretary. W. J. CHAXEY, Hon. Treasurer. FUXD FOR WOUNDED SOLDIERS AXD THEIR DEPEXDEXTH HRAXD A R T U X lON. (Organised by Members of the Public Service, Xew Plvmouth.)

WIN A BRAND-NEW SEUK-.STARTKR Si H.P. 5-SEATER TOURIN'.I OVERLAND MOTOR-CAR. Remember, this is a local effort: to Taranaki alone will be pven the credit of the funds raised by this means. Rise to the occasion. Taranaki, ami jrive u* youi solid support. TICKETS 2s Od. TO BE DRAW* OX 30th SEPTEMBER, M.>. Remember, the boys fought and bled lot us; it is up to u» to look after them now. IF YOU CANNOT CET YOUR TICKETS In your locality, drop a line to: L. L. SMITH, Hon. Se:\. Box 41. New Plymouth. ">JEW PLYMOUTH RRoTIIKRHOMD. (Unsevtarian.) Speaker: MR. 11. M. STOWKI.L (Hare Hongi). Subject: "A Chat About tin- Maori People." Soloist: Mr. \V. Awbiiry. Chairman. Mr. Moulin. ALL MEN O'IP v DrAUI.Y INVITED. QRAND pLAIX AXD JUNCY T)RESS T>ALL l/naer the Patronage of the Prime Minister, Members of the Cabinet and Sir Joseph Ward (Leader of the Opposition). In aid of National Fund for Wounded Soldiers and their Dependents {Organised by the Civil Servants of New Plymouth), will be held in the CORONATION" HALL on THURSDAY, AUGUST 5. Special Orchestra. Cards for Ntt* dancers. Admission Ladies 2/6, Gc*n*xn«n 4/-. Yonr patronage for a worthy cause is ■oiicited, and a pleasurable evening's enjoyment guaranteed. Hon. Secretary. yy A R E A JJ A L L (Date, to be Arranged). MOCK COURT. 'MOCK COURT. A Bomba-dment of Fun .itkl Frolic for all.