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Taranaki Daily News, 27 December 1915, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. A moat unusual Romantic Drama, "THE LIVING DEATH," which may be seen for the last time - TO-NIGHT at the JJMWBK piCTURE pALACE. A story of love and sweet tender feelings. A Splendid Ladies' Drama. A Splendid Ladies' Drama. Magnificently produced by the Majestic Film Co. 2000 feet of an absorbing plot. 'A CHARLES GARVICE REAL THRILL. Portraying the true love of a father. Faint Heart Never Won Fair Maid. Love that knows no bounds wins the game. * A story that will grip your interest, and palpitates with human sentiment. THE LIVING DEATH Full THE LIVING DEATH of THE LIVING DEATH real life THE LIVING DEATH scenes. Keystone Co. in a 1000 ft of funnism with our old friend, 6YP. CHAPLIN. Featuring in GUSSLE TIED TO TROUBLE. GTJSSLE TIED TO TROUBLE. ATHE GAZETTE, With the latest war scenes: .*.. 4 OTHER SEMS 4 4 OTHER 3EMS 4 Prices: 6d and 1A TO-MORROW TJNCLE TO-MORROW TOM'S TO-MORROW CABIN. HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS. TARANAKI AMUSEMENTS, LIMITED. i M P IB E PICTURE PALACE. ' TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28 and 29. The World Film Corporation's Gorgeous production. jTh» flfan of a thousand heart-throbs: UNCLE TOM'S CABIN: UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. t, UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. ' Plantation Scenes. River Scenes. SLAVE-SELLING EPISODES. Darky Camp Meeting Reproductions. Filmed on historical spots. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 30th & 31st A KEYSTONE Laughing Boom: FATTY'S PLUCKY PUP. 2000 ft of Wild Hilarity. The famous Keystone comedians in a whirlwind of spontaneous mirth. SATURDAY ft MONDAY, JAN. 1 & 3. First Episode of our stupendous £40,000 Serial, IN TWENTYrTHREE EPISODES. Every episode, * Complete Incident. Nlnenßea of thrills: THE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY. THE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY. \ FIRST EPISODE: THE AIRSHIP IN THE NIGHT. THE AIRSHIP IN THE NIGHT. THE AIRSHIP IN THE NIGHT. The most spectacular creation ever staged. Prices as usual WHERE TO GO ON BOXING NIGHTI " jgAST JjJND epAVTUON. Proceeds divided between Wounded Soldiers and Reserve Funds. TO-NIGHT ' "MONDAY, DECEMBER 27. LONG NIGHT SOCIAL AND DANCE. Splendid Vocal Programme. Mnsic by Miss and Mrs. George. Best Floor in Taranaki. Good Supper. 1 MX., Mr. C. E. Roebuck. Dancing 8.15, Supper 10.30, Motors 1.30 Admission—Ladies Is, Gents Is 6<L I ; - W. ROCH, Hon. Secretary. GREAT FESTIVE FETE ON THE FRISKY FORESHORE. _ NEW YEAR'S DAY. NEW PLYMOUTH BREAKWATER PICNIC Under the Auspices of the Ngamotu Seaside Committee. ARENA "ATTRACTIONS for the contented Sons and Daughters of Taranaki. Leap Frog Race. Blindfold Driving Race. Masquerade Race. Human Wheelbarrow Race. Novelty Sports. Marathon School Sauad Race for Red Post Challenge Cup. Six Squads sttrting. Treasure Hunt. Valuable Prizes, useful and unique. Bring a Toy Spade. Five Pound Note for Sixpence. Latest Craze. Picture Guessing. Irresistible Surf-bathing on the only safe Ocean Front in NewPlymouth. LAUNCHING. FISHING. BOATING. Harmonious Renditions by FIRST-CLASS BAND. Hot Water, Tea, Milk and Sugar FREE. RAILWAY EXCURSION FARES. Trains stop at the Picnic Grounds. Accommodation for horses and vehicles.. Admission to Grounds, 1/-. Children; Tree. Sont forget it, or you'll regret it. NEW YEAR'S DAY. ,Od- the NGAMOTU SEASIDE—The-j Playshore of the Pacific. B. O. ELLIS, j- * * Hon. See. !