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Taranaki Daily News, 18 November 1915, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. POTASH AND PERLMUTTER. "An automobile isn't an asset; it's a liability." "The man who invented partners had a grudge against the human race." IJI H E A T E E KOYAL, New Plymouth. Direction J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Business Manager C. M. Berkeley, The Great Big Laugh. TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY) TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY) TO-NIGHT THIS NIGHT ONLY. J. C. Williamson, Ltd., Present America's greatest laughtermaker, POTASH AND PERLMUTTER. Interpreted by the following brilliant cast of characters:— Boris Andrieff Lewis Willoiughby Miss Cohen Nancy Winter Sydney Geraham Hurle The Impatient One Victor Tatnall Abe Potash Paul Bums 'Mawrus3 Perlmutter Sam Le Bert Miss Levin Gladys Young Mozart Rabiner . E. L. Delaney Henry D. Feldham John De Lacy Ruth Goldman Margaret Vinton Marks Pasinsky Samuel Howard Miss Nelson .. Gwen Westoa Miss O'Brien Rosalind Smeaton Federal Officers .... (Lawrence Hardinge ( John Vincent Mrs. PotasH -...v. Lizzie Wilson Irma Potash Sylvia Bremer Mysterious One Charles Lawrence Henry Steurman Edwin Lester Senator Murphy Carletbn Stuart Katie Gladys Tardy Play produced by George Banjum. Plans at Collier's. Prices: D.C. and R.S., 6s; Stalls, 4s; Pit, 2s. Touring Manager, John Farrell. TO-MOREOW PLAN OPENS TO-MORROW AT COLLIER'S. fHEATRE JJOYAL STANLEY MeKAY'S ROYAL PANTOMIME CO. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, November 19 and 20. TWO NIGHTS AND A MATINEE. Mr. George Stephenson presents Stanley McKay's Royal Pantomime Co. in the up-to-date PANTO MLME EXTRAVAGANZA, MOTHER GOOSE, NEW MUSIC. ECCENTRIC DANCES' BEWITCHING GIRLS. SPECTACULAR EFFECTS. A whole Pantomime Full of Laugh 3 from start to finish. Introducing Star Specialities WILL SPEED, The Tramp Cyclist. WAHINE HAKA TRIO. Whirlwind Dancers in their latest Song Crazes, Acrobatic Feats. Step and Ballet Dancing. FREDO BROS., In the greatest Musical Acrobatic Act ever introduced to Australasia. FULL OPERATIC ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS. FRIDAYMOTHER GOOSE. SATURDAYCINDERELLA. WAR CONCESSION PRICES: 4/-, 3/and 2/-. MATINEE SATURDAY—" MOTHER GOOSE." Matinee Prices: Children fid and 1/-. Box Plan at Collier's. No extra charge for booking. R. POLLOCK, Touring Manager.

WANTED KNOWN. ANTED.—Visitors to Wanganui ~to visit Mrs. Harris Roberts, Clair-; voyante, St. Hill Street, past Messrs Signal and Mailman's. i^^ANTED. —Visitors to Wanganui Show to visit Sanko's Savoy Dining and Supper Rooms, 71 Ridgway Street. Most up-to-date dining rooms in Wanganui, tlie Top Shop, for value— Double-widtli pretty floral bordered Casement Cloth, 9'/od; worth 1/-. show the best value in Millinery . We make any style or shape to order. Q*HEY are going fast —Auld's pretty Rose-bud Crepes, at OJd. Will you be too late? JJADIES' CORSETS, newest style, 2/9 only, at Auld's, the Top Shop, for value. TOP SHOP, has doubled in size; their great valuer are doubling their turn-over. Auld's for value. jgEAUTIFUL Longcloth Calicoes, 5/11 and 7/11 a dozen, post free.—Auld's top shop, for value. A UT £ S : the Top Shop, for value — White Flannelette, 4/9 a dozen, post free; Useful Laces, 1/0 dozen. N EW supplies St. John ''First Aid" and "Homo Nursing," price 1/0 at The B.K. '"piE Way of An Eagle" and "The Knave of Diamonds," by Ethel Dell, new 1/3 edition at The B.K. "'pHE Heart of the Sunset," Rex Beach, now to hand at The B.K. Price 3/6. Q.REAT stock of Greeting Cards and Booklets at The B.K. View Postcards from 4d per dozen at The B.K. Bookshop. Plymouth in Pictures. —Album of 12 beautiful views, price 1/-, The B.K.