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Taranaki Daily News, 21 December 1915, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. jjJMPIBE piCTURE pALACE TO-NIGHT The Famous and Mighty Picture of SPECIAL AND POINTED INTEREST. THE ESCAPE. THE ESCAPE. THE ESCAPE. - THE ESCAPE. THE ESCAPE. THE ESCAPE. THE ESCAPE. THE ESCAPE. From the Play by Paul Armstrong. 7500ft.—Master Film.—'ToOOft. BLANCHE SWEET as May Joyce. MAE MARSH as Jennie Joyce. ROBT. HARRON as Larry Joyce. DONALD CRISP as Bull McGee. OWEN MOORfc as Dr. Eiden. F. A. TURNER as The Father. The Story is the most POWERFUL, UNUSUAL AND SENSATIONAL ever thrown on the screen. POWERFUL because of its REALISM. TJNtJSSCJAL because of its SUBJECT. SENSATIONAL because of its TRUTH. ' Showing THE ESCAPE OF A WOMAN from "OVERT?, DEGRADATION AND SIN through SUFFERING AND SORROW to A BETTER PURER LIFE. 7500 ft. Thrilling Dramatic Artistry. Prices: 6d and 1/-. LOOK ()UT FOR THE [EAST END PICNIC, NEW YEAR'S DAY. JANUARY 1, 1916. FULL PARTICULARS LATER OF MONSTER ATTRACTIONS. tc

N.Z. AXEMEN'S ASSOCIATION CARNIVAL. ELTHAM. DECEMBER 27111, 1915. The time and place to tee the leading /Uemen and Sawyers competing for the World's Championship. CYCLISTS! Note the Following Events: One Mile Handicap of £5. Frizes !£3, 30/-, and 10/-. Nom. 5/-; acceptance free. Carnival Wheel Race of £l2 (handicap), 2 miles. First prize £7, second ; £3, third £2. Nom, 5/-: acceptance JO/-.

Three Mile Handicap of £6. First prize £3, second £2, third £l. Nom. 4/-; acceptance free. Entries Close 18th December. G. D. GOW, Secretary, Eltham. BUSINESS NOTICES. ffO LEND IN SUMS OF £IOO TO £20,000. on COUNTRY AND CITY FREEHOLD. 4t exceptionally Low Rates of interest, witU option of repaying part or whole loan on extremely reasonable terms; Apply to any POSTAL MONEY ORDER OFFICE, or to WILLIAM M. WRIGHT, Secretary to the Public Service Superannuation Board, Wellington. WHY NOT YOU? Hundreds of your acquaintances are participating. 6ECURE YOUR SHARE OF THE SURPLUS of the AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY For the current year by Effecting a Life Assurance Policy with that Office BEFORE THE CLOSE OF THE YEAR. Last year's Surplus divided amongst Policy Holders exceeded One Million and Thousand Pounds CASH. WRITE TO R. G. MOVERLEY, A.M.P. SOCIETY, jEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH.