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Taranaki Daily News, 7 October 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. {:::::. Every gir] desires in the :::::: ft::::: ( beginning of her life to :::::: ;::::: follow the iStraight Road. ::::: &::::.« How many follow it to :::::: !»:::;: the end? :::::: THE EMPIRE MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 p.m. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 p.m. TO-XIGHT at 8 TO-XIfIHT • See the Remarkable Story of Moll O'Hara, played by Gladys Hansen in THE STRAIGHT ROAD. THE STRAIGHT ROAD. THE STRAIGHT ROAD. THE STRAIGHT ROAD. THE STRAIGHT ROAD. THE STRAIGHT ROAD. THE STRAIGHT ROAD. THE STRAIGHT ROAD. THE STRAIGHT ROAD, from the powerful drama by the immortal dramatist, CLYDE FITCH. !A super-drama of many phases of life in the under-world, presented with all the artistic and dramatic force of a FAMOUS PLAYERS STAR CAST. {THIS AFTERXON and TO-XJGHT Only Prices as usual Plan at Collier's. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. £t the request of many of our regular patrons we are also screening (THE LAST STINGAREE EPISODE, THE VILLAIN WORSHIPPER, At the MATINEE and EVENING SESSIONS IX ADDITION to the COMPLETE "STRAIGHT ROAD" Prograr, •ÜBUTI NURSING ASSOCIATION. !\7 0. o gOLDIERS' J)AY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12. In aid of the Victoria League Fund fcl Gifts and Comforts for the X.Z. Boys Ighting in the trenches. AFTERNOON, 2.30 Stalls (Plain. Fancy. Produce, Farm and Home, 1 Fruit), Bran Tubs, Cocoanut Shies, Music, etc. Admission: Gentlemen 1/-, Ladies 6d. Children half-price. Afternoon Tea fld; Fruit Salad, Od. EVENING— Music, Supper, Auction, Dancing. Gentlemen, 2/-; Ladies, l/-j 'Double Tieket, 2/8. WM. OLD, Chairman. CLARA L. LARSEN, Organising Secretary. />RAXD LONG gOCIiL. CLIFTON HALL, WAITARA. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1910. WINDING-UP OF MR. F. ROSS'S WEEKLY DANCING CLASS. Vocal Items by talented Artists, including Mrs. Roberts. Messrs. C. Whyte, F. gandford, H. S. Tate, T. Kent, and T. MUSIC BY SPECIAL ORCHESTRA. FIRST-CLASS SIT DOWN SUPPER PROVIDED. M.C.'s—Messrs. F. Ross and D. Tate. Admission: Ladies Is fld, Gentlemen 2b Od. Proceeds in aid of Young Ladies' Sewing Guild. SOLDIERS' COMFORTS WEEK. AT NEW PLYMOUTH. A WEEK OF COMBINED EFFORT FOR THE MEN WHO ARE RISKING yHEIB LIVES FOR OUR SAFETY —— ' x SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, IS THAT WEEK. 52.-COMFORTS SUNDAY— Retiring collection in all the churches on behalf of our boys. S3.—MONDAY (Labor Day) Whole Holiday and Whole Day for the Boys. Procession, etc. Fete in Recreation Grounds 24.—TUESDAY— The Banrf in Coronation Hall. Grand Novelty Entertainment by Bandsmen and Local Talent. 23.—WEDNESDAY— The Schools of the District enter tain in Coronation Hall. C6.—THURSDAY— Garden Party in Fukekura Park. 27—FRIDAY— Grand Musical Treat by Waitari Maori Entertainers in Coronation HaiL 2t.-SATUT,DAY—-<:rjnd Finale: Street Bazaars, Produce Sale, Famous Wanganui Huzzars—''the greatest beggars on earth." Reserve "Comforts Week" for " our Boys. PARTICULARS LATiS-