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Taranaki Daily News, 22 September 1917, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. TARANAKI AMUSEMENTS, LTD. CONTROLLERS OP EVERYBODY'S THEATRE AND THE EMPIRE THEATRE. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. WE SHOW YOU THE BEST PICTURES AND ALL THE BIG "OPEN" MARKET FEATURES. We deal with every New Zealand Film Supplying House—and exclude none excepting the American control'ed exchange of "Paramount." Onr supplies come from "Fraser's Films, Ltd," "Co-operative Film Exchange, Ltd.," 'Tax Film Corporation, Ltd.," N.Z. Picture Supplies, Ltd.," "Royal Film Exchange, "J.C. Williamson, Ltd.," and "E. J. Carroll." OUR PROGRAMMES ARE SHOWN IN ALL THE LEADING DOMINION AND AUSTRALASIAN THEATRES. IH AUCKLAND.—At "The Strand," "The Princess," "Everybody's," "The Lyrie," '•The Globe," "The Grand," "The Arcadia," "The iPalace," "The West End," and several suburban theatres. IN WELLINGTON—At "The King's," "Everybody's," "The Empress," "Shorts," "The Britannia," The People's Picture Palace," "McMahon's Theatre," "The Crown," "The Star," and "Ours." IN CHRISTCHURCH—At "The Liberty," "The Grand," "Starland," "Everybody's," "The Queen's," "The Globe." IN DUNEDIN—At "Everybody's," "New Queen's," "The Empire," "The Octagon," "King Edward," "The Plaza," OUR ARTISTS—The statement recently published in New iPlymouth that all the star artists are swallowed up by ONE BIG TRUST is absurd as the above string of theatres prove, none of which use "Paramount" films. WE ARE SHOWING—On our weekly programmes such artists as Clara Kimball Young—Anita Stewart—June Caprice—Olga Petrova—Theda Bara— Nance O'Neil—Alice Brady—Enid Bennett—Mary Miles Minter—Peggy Hyland—Norma Talmadge—Louise Lovely—Ella Hall—Ethel ClaytonLillian Walker—Gail Kane—Louise Glaum—Jean Sothern —Viola DanaGladys Hulette—Beverley Bayne—Shirley Mason—Bessie Barriscale—Dorothy Dalton—June Elvidge—and HUNDREDS of other famous performers, OUR MALE STARS include such noted performers as William Farnum—Robert Warwick —Chas. Chaplin—Doug. Fairbanks—Carlyle Blackwell—J. Warren Kerrigan—George Walsh—Dustin Farnum—Stuart Holmes—Tyrone Power —Harry Hilliard—William Desmond—Bobbie Harron—Harold Lockwood— Francis Bushman—Antonio Moreno—(Philip Lytton—Thomas Sant9chi— William Russell—Earl Metcalfe— Chas. Ray—and many scores of other well-known popular players. OUR FILMS are the picked succ sses of the productions from the following world-famed studios—"World," "Triangle," "Greater Vitagraph," ".Metro," "Selznicfc," "Fox," "Blue-Bird," "Mutual," "Pathe Gold Rooster,'" "Selig," all of them corporations marketting the productions of dozens of the finest motion picture producers in the world. OUR POLICY—To maintain our present hitrh standard by using ALL THE OPEN MARKET PRODUCTIONS and PROVED SUCCESSES, to maintain clean pictures, a clean mind, and to serve the public faithfully. MATINEE TO-DAY AT i pjn. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 pjn. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 p.m. CHILDREN 3d 3d 34 3d 3 d * "POTS AND PANS PEGGY' "POTS AND PANS PEGGY' ■AN AERIAL JOY RIDE" (Fox Comedy) "LOVE AND THE ICEMAN" and "Coop. Topical' THE EMPIRE"Facts speak for themselves—We show the best pictures.'' TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Last night of this magnificent double 'Programme. "METRO" and "GOLD ROOSTER"METRO" and "GOLD ROOSTERIRENE FENWICE The gifted and IRENE FENWICK charming BrosdIRENE FEU WICK way Star., In the "Metro" Wonderplay "THE CHILD OF DESTINY" "THE CHILD OF DESTINY" "THE CHILD OF DESTINY" "THE CHILD OF DESTINY" A gripping story of the swamp country with Irene renwick as the wild tom-boy who is later transported to the whirl of city life. GLADYS HULETTE The versatile and GLADYS HDLETTE delightful star GLADYS HULETTE comedienne. In the splendid "".old Ecoster" Comedy Drama "POTS AND PANS PEGGY" "POTS AND PANS PEGGY" "POTS AND PANS PEGGY" "POTS AKD PANS PEGGY" COMMENTING TO-NIGHT PRICES 01' ADMISSION WILL BK SIXPENCE TO ALL PARTS SIXPENCE TO ALL PARTS SIXPENCE TO ALL PARTS SIXPENCE TO ALL PARTS "™ Better in Everything at EVERYBODY'S! Good Pictures, Good Music, Bright and cheerful Building. All adding to your enjoyment and love of the beautiful. MATINEE TO-DAY. MATINEE TO-DAY. AND TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Consistent with our advertisement of the Stars we show We present the Empress of Emotica CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG i CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG i CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG ! In the latest Selznick Feiture "THE FOOLISH VIRGIN" "THE FOOLISH VIRGIN" "THE FOOLISH VIRGIN" "THE FOOLISH VIRGIN" "THE FOOLISH VIRGIN" "THE FOOLISH VIRGIN" j ..Directed by the "Wizard" pr.iducer ALBERT CAPF.LLANI A modern romance pieturised from the novel by Thomas Dixon. A DRAMA FOR EVERY GIRL WHO EXPECTS TO MARRY. "The girl who rushes into marriage is a fool." More young girls' lives are 5 ruined bv hastv marriage that, anv otter process. SEE THIS PICTURE. Usual Prices. Plan at Collier's. Q.RAND gCOTCH QONCERT & J)ANCE. TOWN HALL, INOLEWOOD. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5. Proceeds in aiifof Comforts for the Boys in the Trenches. Items by Leading Artistes. Look out for Programme in later issu.*. MOTOR CAR BARGAINS. SMITH FORM-A-TRUCK, one ton. Attachments for FORD CARS have arrived. Make your old Ford into a one-ton truck gCOTCH J) AY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6. J. JOHNSTON, Hon. Secretary. Inspect early, NEWTON KING WAREA HALL. Q.RAND pATRIOTIC QONCF.RT MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. j SPLENDID PROGRAMME BY WEf.l.-KXuWN NEW I'I.VMOUTH PERFORMERS. Concert: 2,'^. liance: IA. \ LL Employers can help our returned soldier boys by sending their requirements for labor to the Discharged Soldiers' Department, or to the Returned Soldiers' Association, or by teaching them useful crafts and occupations. Help the Empire by buying good*. THE HON. SECRET. N.Z. National Service (This advCTtiMinent is iniarted W»<rar Bo»i4<olTU ( YOU \yiLL Q.ET EVERYTHING Needed for Bicycles at IRA J. BRIDGER Motor Cycle Store, Eltham. TO MOTORISTS! PJ.ET the Greater Comfort and Mileage built into AVON Tvrrs. Made by the Largest British Tyre Firm operating in New Zealand. Obtainable Everywhere. Sole N.Z. Distributors: Maling and Co., Ltd., Christchurch. NOW OPEN J)OMINION JJILLIARD gALOON IN NEW A.M.P. BUILDINGS. f£ONY BARTLETT begs to announce the opening of his new saA visit to these up-to-date rooms yine'e players* Four standard spod lieht^ ; £ood tad