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Taranaki Daily News, 8 December 1915, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. "THE SONS OP SATAN," 6ay» the Auckland Star, "is undoubtedly one of the best pictures that has come to New Zealand for some time." THE EMPIRE on .. Taranaki Amusements, Ltd. 1 Manager 0. E. Saunders. [ TO-NIGHT FOR THE LAST TIME. A STUPENDOUS STAR SUBJECT! By the London Film Co., featuring £has. Rock, Gerald Ames, and Jane Gail. SONS OF SATAN. SONS OF SATAN. , SONS OF SATAN. SONS OF SATAN. SONS OF SATAN. JEOOOft. of Pulsating, Penetrating Drama. Written by the famous author, WILLIAM LE QUEUX. 'A Remarkable Story of Compelling Interest and Vivid Realism. SAINTS AND SINNERS. The Underworld of Society Exposed. BWIFT, POWERFUL, COMPELLING. Also, BEPPO, THE BARBER! A Comedy that is Really Funny. YELLOWSTONE PARK! JOHN BULL'S SKETCHBOOK! LATEST EUROPEAN GAZETTE. prices: 6d and 1/-. Reserves V- and 1/6. GREAT PICTURE VALUE AT THE EMPIRE TO-MORROW TO-MORROW TO-MORROW TOMORROW Salem's grand two-part drama, HER HUSBAND'S HONOUR. HER HUSBAND'S HONOUR. - HSR HUSBAND'S HONOUR. The fascination of diamonds gripped the Secret Service man's wife —Each bonbon contained a smuggled gem—This story will delight you. . MAURICE in Vitagraph's COSTELLO stage romance, MAURICE THE COSTELLO UNDERSTUDY CHICAGO EXCURSION DISASTER. CHICAGO EXCURSION DISASTER. CHICAGO EXCURSION DISASTER. Hundreds were drowned as the "Eastland" ferry turned over. POLICE CUT HOLES with Oiyline Gas through steel hull to rescue victims. THIS WORK GOES ON FOR THREE; DAYS. More than 1000 Perish. Western Electric Company's Employees' fatal picnic—3ooo packed on ill-fated ferry "Eastland." Big Regiment Armoury turned, into Morgue. lelatives allowed in few at a time to identify. AN ASTONISHING FILM. v. And others—USUAL PRICES. V IJHEATRE JJOYAL. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9. f GRAND CONCERT ' ' To be given by THE PUPILS OF THE CONVENT SCHOOLS. ; In aid of THE WOUNDED SOLDIERS' FUND. PROGRAMME—Part I. " Pianoforte Duet—"Marche Hongroise" (Kowalski)—Misses Bennett, Old, Connett, and J. Bennett. Flag Drill The Girls Part Song—"The May Morning" (Mcßurney)—The Pupils. Instrumental Selection—"Airs from MoMrt" (Volti)— Misse3 Majinii, Jones, Lindstrom, Esse, Hooper, Duggan, and Murray (violins),. Miss B. Allen (piano). Vocal Solo—''Roumanian Night Song" (Lohr)—Miss Gilbert. Violin Solo—"Andantino" (Lemare) V' Miss E. Mannix. ''Chorus—"Britain's Soldier Boys"—The "„- BoTa - Song and Drill—"Lovely Flowers"—The Girls. Pianoforte Duo—"Polonaise Brilliante" (Decevee)—First piano, Misses Barry and McMahon4 second piano, Misses Whittle and Allen. ,- Part 11. Pianoforte Duet—"Hungarian-' Dance No.. 2" (Brahms)— Misses Bennett, Old,. Connett, and J. Bennett. Chorus—"The Vesper Hymn"—The Girls. Instrumental Selection.— "Barcarolle" from "Tales of Hoffman" (Max Wol tag)— Misses Mannix, Jones, Lindstrom, Esse, Hooper, Duggan, and Murray (violins), Miss B. Allen (piano). Hoop Drill ~.. ./.The Girls. Pianoforte Duet—"VaJse Brilliante" (Mostkowski) —Misses Bennett, Old, Connett, and J. Bennett. Sdng—"lnvitation to the Dance" (Amy Woodforde-Finden)—Miss Gilbert. Bong and Drill—The Fascinating Fan" —The Girls, pianoforte Duo—"Soirees de Vienne" (Schubert)— First piano, Misses McKenrie and Fouhy; second piano, Misses Jones and Hooper. Violin Solo—"Romance" from Second Concerto (Wieniawski) —Miss E. Mannix. ' Cantata —"Our News." New* papers represented: Times, Itoily Ttelegrapli, and Strtiulud (London dailies |, Oh*l»'iHx, Black and Wh'fte, Punch, THVtr •»im»L— 'i...a LvfenJ '.>w . Zealand."