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Taranaki Daily News, 22 October 1917, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S! TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT For the last time. The World Film Corporation presents ALICE BEADY The gifted young star ALICE BRADY of the superb picture, ALICE BRADY "The Dancer's Peril." In yet another striking STORY OF DARKEST RUSSIA "THE ANGEL OF MERCY" "THE ANGEL OF MERCY" "THE ANGEL OF MERCY" "THE ANGEL OF MERCY" "THE ANGEL OF MERCY" "THE ANGEL OF MERCY" A remarkable sidelight on the intrigue which accompanies despotic power. A SUCCESSION OF BREATH-TAKING SCENES OF MIGHTY RUSSIA; ITS FASCINATING CITIES AND WIDE AND WILD PLAINS. On the same programme, CHARLIE CHAPLIN The lnillion-dol-CHARLIE CHAPLIN lar comedian in CHARLIE CHAPLIN the latest "MuCHARLIE CHAPLIN tual" comedv CHARLIE CHAPLIN scream; "BEHIND THE SCREENS" "BEHIND THE SCREENS" i "BEHIND THE SCREENS" "BEHIND THE SCREENS" Charlie as the innocent, simple-minded, helpful stage hand at a motion picture studio. A REGULAR BIFF, BAM, SLAM RIOT OF FUN FROM GO-TO GONE. The Second Episode or "THE SECRET OF THE SUBMARINE" "THE SECRET OF THE SUBMARINE" Usual Prices. 'Plan at Collier's FOR THE BOYS AT THE FRONT. ktyAITARA'S Q.RAND pATRIOTIC

TODAY. AH sorts of fun and wholesome amusement—Football (New Plvmouth Central v. Waihi and Waitara. Bicycle Races, Relay Races, Tug-of-War (men and boys), Physical, Swedish and Club Drill by various Schools. Fire Brigade Events, Harried Ladies' Races. Potato Races, Bandsmen's Race, and heaps of others. Of all descriptions—Plain and Fancy Articles, Produce, Flowers, Sweets, Soft Drinks, Ice Creams, Bran Tub, Dolls, etc., etc. FUN! FUN! FUN! For Anybody and Everybody—Hoop La, Shooting Gallery, Fortune Telling, Aunt Sally, Down with the Kaiser, Tulip Beds, Darts, Rings, and all sorts of schemes to make you richer. ORGAN AND MONKEY With all their drolleries will be there for AH the big Raffles that you are interested in, or if not .should be, will be drawn on the ground. Come along and yet your pony, sewing machine, suit of clothes, silver set or whatever it ij you are sure to win. NEW PLYMOUTH CITIZENS' BAND IN ATTENDANCE. REFRESHMENTS AND AFTERNOON TEA PROVIDED. Admission to the grounds: Adults Is, -Children FREE. ; The Photographs of the Babies in the i Contest will be shown at the Pictures and the final result of the Competition screened. Admission usual prices. 1 ALL PROCEEDS FOR THE BOYS AT THE FRONT. GOD SAVE THE KINO. JJEMPTON HALL, Ql A GRAND CONCERT Will be held in the above Hall on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1917. Best New Plymouth talent coming. Special items by Miss Cocker, Mrs Wilkes, Messrs Webber, Dunstan. Whelan, Day, Sturrock, and Goldsworthy. DON'T MISS IT, AdmissTbn: Concert and supper 2s children half price • reserved seats 2s Sd Dance to follow, gents Is. Proceeds in aid of the Legion oi Frontiersmen Mutual Aid Fund. FRASER JONES, Hon. Sec. MONEY LENT We save you Legal Expenses, sav you delay, and advance from £5 up wards upon household furniture (with out removal) and other Approved Secu^ rity. Repayable by easy instalments x- Apply personally, or by letter, to L. W il- Balkind, Union Steamship Co.'s Build o- ings, Brougham Street, New Plmouth. iou wouldn't buy "cheap" eggs —the why buy cheap tyres? CSLMOSSI , TYRES, the all-British Tyre, is not .h cleanest, but the least expensive Se»