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Taranaki Daily News, 11 November 1915, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. A PRODIGIOUS PROGRAMME, of extraordinary interest at the JjJMPIRE pICTURE pALACB It's the best for months— TO-NIGHT AT 8 Vitagraph's Political Drama REGAN'S DAUGHTER REGAN'S DAUGHTER. REGAN'S DAUGHTER. A drama of many intense moments A,REALLX ENTHRALLING PLAY The Reliance Co. presents a Western '.Mine Storv— SYMPATHY SAL. SYMPATHY SAL. SYMPATHY SAL. Then it great naval and patriotic film WITH THE ALLIED FLEETS WITH THE ALLIED FLEETS WITH THE ALLIED FLEETS at the DARDANELLES, at the DARDANELLES, at the DARDANELLES. Scouting for submarines. Bombarding a Plying Battery. Sinking a transport. A convoy of Turkish prisoners and many other exciting episodes in the whirlpool of the great conflict. Keystone bursts out in merriment— AMBROSE'S HASTY TEMPER. AMBROSE'S HASTY TEMPER. 'Featuring Mack Swain and his merry Coterie. Others besides. Prices Cd and Is. IJHEATRE JJOYAL. to-night THURSDAY, NOVEMBER «. GRAND ENTERTAINMENT By HEW PLYMOUTH RAILWAY STAFF Assisted by best local and outside talent. IN AID OF NATIONAL FUND FOR WOUNDED NEW ZEALANDERS. PROGRAMME.—Part I. Dverture —New Plymouth Orchestral Union. 1. Song Scena—"Up from Somerset"— West End School. 2. Song—"Two Grenadiers"—Mr. Day. 3. Song—"Till the Boys Come Home" —Miss I. Scott. 4. Versatile Comedian —"Snice Smince Spie"—Mr. L. Smith. P. Song (selected)— Miss Laing (Inglewood Operatic Society), 'r. Elocutionary Patriotic Appeal—-"Absent-minded Beggar"—Captain Allen. Song (selected) —Miss Peart (Miss Rence Maude, late Court Cards). 8. Descriptive March Song—"Little Soldiers"—West End School. 9. Song Humoresque—"All Day"—Mr. W. Key. JO. Selection—New Plymouth Orchestral Union. Interval of Five Minutes. Part n. 1. Selection—"The Allies"— Citizens' Band. 2. Physical Drill—Central School. 3. Topical Double—"When the Boys " from Down Under Get There"— Key and Smith. 4. Cornet Solo (selected) —Mr. G. H. Buckley (ex-Champion Cornet Soloist of Australasia). 5. Song (selected) —Mrs. Wilkes. 6. Song (descriptive)—" The Grey North Sea"—Mr. F. Asher. 7. Song (selected) —Miss Peart (Miss Renee Maude, late Court Cards). 8. Elocutionary—"Vivenfi les Tommies" Allen. 9. Violin Solo (selected) —Mr. George. 10. Patriotic Finale—"Handing Down" —West End School. "God Save the King." Prices of Admission: 3s, 2s, Ib. Box Plan at Hoffmann's. W. W. THOMSON,. Hon. Sec. AREA JJ A L L. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24. QRAND JJNTERTAINMENT To be given by the Pupils of Warea School in aid of the Poor in Britain and Belgium Fund. Select programme includes Songs, Vocal Duets, Whistling Chorus, Dialogues, Recitations, lantern March and Scene from "Malice in Kulturland." BUSINESS NOTICE. vivipic The great specific for Eczema (used in connection with VIVIFIC OINTMENT). Its effects are also wonderful m cases of indigestion. The following testimonial attests to.its virtues:— New Plymouth, June 26, 1913. Messrs Moore and Co. Dear Sirs.—l can recommend the value of your "VTVIFIC" Ointment, together with the medicine for the eczema rash, and a tonic also. Our boy had a bad knee for three months. A friend recommended "VIVIFIC." After using two bottles of tonic and one of Ointment, I am happy to say he is quite cured and well, and I can safely recommend its use to other sufferers.—Yours faithfully. (Sd.) A FRETHEY. If your store keeper does not stock it, apply to Messrs Burgess, Fraser and Co., New Plymouth and Hawera, or Messrs Xempthorne, Prosßer and Co. and Sharland and Co., Wellington Price 3/6 per bottle. Ointment, 2/fl per pot