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Taranaki Daily News, 25 August 1917, Page 1

AMUSEMEffi'S. , The Home of Big Feature Films. EVERYBODY'S! TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT An attraction among big attractions — KITTY GORDON KITTY GORDON KITTY GORDON KITTY GORDON —ln The World Film Super-Feature "VERA THE MEDIUM" "VERA THE MEDIUM" "VERA THE MEDIUM" "VERA THE MEDIUM" "VERA THE MEDIUM" "VERA THE MEDIUM" From the vivid story by RICHARD HARDING DAVIS Jeered at by her Friends, an Adventuress issues a flaming challenge HER HAND AGAINST 1001) dollars that she will to her feet the man who ha* insulted her IX ONE FATEFUL WEEK, the Arts of the Siren overcome the man, who looks to be a perfect hu-baml with a perfect home. A supreme drama, played by supreme artists. A film that was the sensation of the year throughout the U.S.A. SUPPORTED BY A SECOND BIG ATTRACTION "BEHIND THE LINES." "BEHIND THE LINES." "BEHIND THE LINES." "BEHIND THE LINES." A Blue Bird Photoplay of Love and Danger. A Stirring Military Drama. Spectacular and Entrancing. Usual Prices. i J lan at Collier's. COMING TO EVERYBODY'S(Direction: E. J. Carroll). WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. AUGUST '29, 30, 31. The Great 'Propagandist Picture - ALL OVER IS YEARS ALL OVER 18 YEARS But. none under that age inav see THE PICTURE HIT SUPREME "WHERE ARE MY CHILDREN?" "WHERE ARE MY CHILDREN?" "WHERE ARE MY CHILDREN?" •WHERE ARE MY CHILDREN?" The Photo-play of power. A Daring. D.:shing. DENOUNCEMENT Delicately Delineated. "WHERE ARE MY CHILDREN?" The cry of the moment—the question of 1 the future—A WORLD'S PROBLEM. "WHERE ARE MY CHILDREN?" ■Poignant Piercing Penetrating RACE SUICIDE CAUTERISED. Tbe film's vitriol-laden shafts of censure fly to their mark straight and forceful as arrows from a bow. "WHERE ARK .MY CHILDRENV Visualising What every WOMAN knows. What every MAN should know. The Gates of Heaven are open read v to release millions of white baby souls, but pleasure-loving women reject God's • offering. iVHY? WHY? \\HY? WHY? SEE THE PICTURE 2s and Is. Reserve at Collier's. Advance Manager: Barrie Marsthel. gPBING p LOWER gHOW VVHITELEY HALL, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 4 7. display of Cut Blooms and Pot Plants from noted growers in the Dominion. Competitions in Decorated Tables (open and novice), Decorated Mantels and Baskets, Ladies' Sprays, Vases, Children's Buttonholes (boys and girls under 10 and from 10 to J4), Cut Blooms space on table 4 feet by 2 feet. Entries close at Mr. C. Carter's shopwhere conditions may be seen—on Tuesday, September 4 at 6 p.m. Entries free Liberal prize list, including specials. Plain and Fancy Goods, Apron, Cap and Bag, Sweets, and Produce stalls. Choruses by Glee Party each evening Afternoon Tea and Supper Open from 2 to 5.30 and from 7 to 10 each day. Admiasion to show, 1/-; children, 6d. T. G. SOLE, Hon. Sec. MOTOR CAR BARGAINS. Twin-cylinder INDIAN Motor Cycle, with sidc-car; quite new; £los—a golden opportunity. 11l MBER Motor Cycle, can be inspected in the Room; £35. Iligh-grade English SIDDELEY-DEASY Oar, 16-20-h.p.; only requires paining; surely a snip at £2OO. 35-H.P. seven-seater Studebaker, in good going order. A snip at £175. HUDSON -3-speed lightweight motor cycle surely cheap at £ls. ONE 30-h.p. Willys Passenger Bus, in good going order (suitable for 30cwt. delivery truck), to be sold promptly at quick sale price £260. NEWTON KING