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Taranaki Daily News, 22 April 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EMPIRE piCTURE pALACE.' IATLNEE TO-DAY MATINEE MATIKEE at 2.30. MATINEE fcATINEE Also MATINEE TONIGHT. (tf£ NEW FILMS. ALL NEW FILMS. :' Including the -Masterpiece of ilelo--1 - dramatic Pictures. Scheming matched by the Power that Love gives, rhanhonser's powerful dramatic study. A Revelation in Sensational Incidents. Tense, absorbing storv, A BATTLE OF WITS. A BATTLE OF WITS. A BATTLE OF WITS. (Therein conspirators are checkmated, and their desperate deeds are brought to naught by the skill, *it and strength >: a clever reporter. This exciting subject is the I7th episode of IBS MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY A aerial drama that has magnetically attracted thousands weekly throughout the world. SALONIKA. SALONIKA. A grand scenic study of the Grecian town ■here the Allied armies have their headquarters. THE JINK ON JENKS. A humorous funny story. HILDA OF THE SLUMS. A powerful, attractive drama of a little cabaret dancer of the under-world. JIMMIE ON The job. A very funnv joke was played on Jimmie FATHE'S WAS GAZETTE. THE JUNGLE CURE, featuring Napoleon, the famous chim- ' panzee. Usual Prices: 6d and )(•. Ladies' poncession to Stalls, fld. LOO£ AHEAD! GUARD AGAINST DISAPPOINT- ' MENTI THERE IS *ONE PLACE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS THE PUBLIC: 3?HE EAST END. RASTER MONDAY. EASTER MONDAY. MENU (Erem 10 o'cloek on April 24 to 3 o'clock on the 25th). SHOOTING GALLERY. PHYSICAL DRILL COMPETITION. LIFE-SAVING COMPETITION. f#EEP-GUESSING. SWIMMING and DIVING EVENTS. ART GALLERY. HA! HA! BOATEVJ ON THE RIVER. STEPPING THE CHAIN. GUESSING THE HAM. BABY SHOW (18 months and under, and 9 months and under). DONKEY RACES. DRY BOAT RACING. MOULDING ON THE SAND (for children). CHILDREN'S EVENTS GALORE. DOLL'S HOUSE COMPETITION. Everything you can think of provided on the Reserve. First-Class Band in Attendance Each Day HOT WATER AND MH.K FREE. Afternoon Tea, SIXPENCE. SWINGS, OCEAN WAVES, SEE-SAWS, ALL FREE. free Accommodation for Motors and other. Vehicles. ALL TRAINS STOP AT RESERVE. Admission, 6d; Children Free. Returned Soldiers Free to Grounds and to Dance, SOCIAL AND DANCE IN THE PAVILION. At 8 p.m. Tickets: Ladies Is. Gentlemen Is 8d W. ROCH, B, BENNOCfi, \ Joint. Hon. Sees. BE OF |)EATHr 'lt is the most glorious adventure i Life!" {[Gun. Frohmann's last words to Bit Jolivet on the Lusitania). {THEATRE ROYAL, MONDAY NEXT, HELP THOSE WHO FIGHT FOI YOU! GRAND PATRIOTIC CONCERT jjl H B A-T R B ]J OX* E ANZAC NIGHT.I TUESDAY, APRIL 25. The Mayoress Is organising an i extrptionally interesting Patriotic Entertainment for the evening of Anzae Day (next Tuesday). The Citizens' Band will attend, and there will also L« a fine programme of Or* chefetral Vocal, and, Instrumental Items. The' Minister of Defence (the Hon. Jas. Allen) will jiobably be present and deliver en address, PROCEEDS TO ESTABLISH SOE '} . IBSRS* BOOW AT wn. - .^XMjOUTHi