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Taranaki Daily News, 1 August 1917, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE EMPIRE "Where the Best Pictures are." XO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT LAST KTGHT OF JNID BENNETT ENID BENNETT In the Triangle feature "THE PRINCESS THE DARK" "THE PRINCESS OF THE DARK" AXD BILLIE EURKE IX THE MURDERER AT BAY" TO-MORROW TO-MORROW TWO BIG FEATURES (IN UKPAfeALLELED PROGRAMME. FOR THREE XIGHTS. Headed by tlio REMARKABLE SCREEN" SERMOX jfc problem that stares every parent is the face "THE GIRL WHO DOESNT KNOW" "THE GIRL WHO DOESN'T KNOW" "THE GIRL WHO DOESN'T KNOW" "THE GIRL WHO DOESNT KNOW" Warnings are futile unites they are heeded and it has been the purpose of the sponsor) of this film to make the ■warning SO STRONG, SO GRAPHIC, ped SO FRANK that only the purposely blind could miss its lesson. •THE GIRL WHO DOESN'T KNOV •THE GIRL WHO DOESN'T KNOW" "THE GIRL WHO DOESN'T KNOW" the Girl who doesnt know Featuring MARIE EMPRESS ILSO ALSO ALSO WILLIAM FARNUM WILLIAM FARNUM PILLIAM FARNUM The Fox star and matinee idol of millions in a super feature "THE MAN FROM BITTER ROOTS" THE MAN FROM BITTER ROOTS" "THE MAN FROM BITTER ROOTS" •THE MAN FROM BITTER ROOTS" lore and adventure story of the big out-of-doors. No increase in prices. r 1 11 —~— PUNGAKEHU HALL

. TO-NIGHT / AUGUST 1, 1917. QBAND PATRIOTIC gOCIAL jp aid of Pungwehu Soldiers' Christmas Hamper Fund Consisting of—height and name guessing competitions, footing competition, hat trimming ior gentlemen, nail driving for ladies; good prises for all events. Ifmiml items, Vocal and Instrumental DANCE TO FOLLOW. Good Music and Good Sapper. Sweet* aiul Flower Stalls. Admission: Ladies, 1/-; Children fid; GenU, 1/6. Doors open at 7 p-m. If. £. GUILD, Hon. Sec. 10 TAKE PLACE AT THE OPERA HOtJSE, HAWERA,

THURSDAY NEXT, AUGUST 2. TOESTLDTO WRESTLING. 2 EALA}iD QHAMPIONSHIP. £SO ASIDE £SO Between JOE GARDINER (Holder; and MATTY RADICR (Challenger) Abo Wrestling Matches between local Wrestlers, when ■ gold medal will be .presented to the Beit Competitor. The Box Plan i* now open at P. T. Donnelly and Co.'s, Hawera, where wires •ad telephone messages will be received from coon try residents. > Prices: Stage seats, 5/-; Circle and Orchestral Stalls, %/■; Stalls 2/-. HEMPTON HALL, OKATO. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1917. QJBAND pATRIOTIC QOXCERI vVill be given by the OPUNAKE MUSICAL SOCIETY. Programme consists of Glees, Duets, Quartettes, -Solos, etc. Elocutionary and Instrumental Items. Solos by the Rev N. H. Papakakura. Humorous and Patriotic Items, »tc., etc. R. B. Gosnell, Conductor. Admission: Front seats, 2/-; back seats, 1/-; reserved seats 2/6; children half-price. J. WOOLDRIDGE, Hon. Sec. AVON CYCLE TYRES. REST in OA long run are British Avon X> Tym and Tabes. Tyres guaranteed fS-r twelve and fifteen months. Be Briuj bur British Goods. Soli by <n (yu TTmliti Sole XZ, UistribuOuMdauA.