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Taranaki Daily News, 20 November 1917, Page 1

T 7- ... mffettyziss. . EVERYBODY'S! TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT .. For ONE NIGHT only. Note.—Owing to the Male Choif Concert to-morrow this programme will be shown for TO-NIGHT only. A BIG, BRIGHT MUTUAL STAR. EDYTH STIRLING EDYTH STIRLING EDYTH STIRLING And a Particularly Strong Company in A Play that will appeal to all. "NANCY'S BIRTHRIGHT" "NANCY'S BIRTHRIGHT" "NANCY'S BIRTHRIGHT" "NANCY'S BIRTHRIGHT" BIRTHRIGHT" BIRTHRIGHT" A GIRL'S INNOCENCE AND TtIRITY ARE HER ONLV. WEAPONS AGAINST BRUTAL TORTURE & TEMPTATION ,'it'sO. bot SHE WINS AGAINST ALL OPPOSI TION ■A' play appealing to both heart dfid : • - conscience. Showing,— ' ' , ~ •'Masked mirth" two - reel * "ittSKE&MIRTfI'' Vogue V ' "MASpajHimi''-' Comedy. "THE AUSTRALIAN GAZETTE" • i^rf^DA^ n AjfD^Mlf)iT. LLA HALL . ,ThS "Sweetest, daintiest, „ T .. most charming lit' 'tie lidy on the screen. A w* 4 "-"A 5 *;. ■- in' "■ ■ ; "A JEWEL IN P AWN" * "A JEWEL IN PAWN" "A JEWEL IN PAWN" A Blue-Bird Extfa' Special. Usual prices plus tar. jQR AND Q ON CERT NEW PLYMOUTH MALE C3olft. : EVERYBODY'S THEATRE. TO|^|ftOW.^ PROGRAMME: "God Save th'^Ring." 1. Part Song—"Comrades We March" (J. Stern) —New Plymouth, Male Choir,. 2. Song—"Ah The Moon hf"S{y Delight" (Liza Lehmann)—Rev. Papakakura. 3 Quartette —"The Goslings"—Messrs Harden, McGregor, Whelan, McAlpine. 4. Harp Solo—"Ballade" (Hnselmanns)— Mrs. C. Hughes-Johnson, Wanganui. 5. Part Sons—"To the Stars" (F.'Kucken)—Now Plymouth Male Choir. 0. Pianoforte Solo—"Fantasie ImprOmp-, • ; tu" (Chopin)— Mr. Arnold 0. StUT' tOCk. 1 Interval. 1. ; l?art Song—"The . Voice of the Tornc.%nt" (Leon. Paliard) —New Ply'..month 'Male Choir. :' r. Sons—"WiU o' -the Wisp": (J. W. --- Cherry)—Mr". J. P. Whelan. 3. Quartette—"ln 'Absence" (Dudley Buck)— Messrs F. Hooker. W. G. > ' Rcia. N. Day, A. B! Mitedohaia';' 4. Harp Solo—(a) "Concerto"- (b) "Ave •Marie" (Each-Gounod) —Mrs. C: Hughes-Johnson. Wanganui. with violin obligato by Mr. Symes. , 5. Psirt gong, (by. 1 request)—" Comrades in Arms" (Adolphc Adam) —New Plymouth Malcdioir. C. Song—"Oh Lively Night" (I.tuu!on ;.Jlo»i«ldr—Rev. l'apakukiira. 7 Hymns- (adaptedj-Maf "Lead Kindly I 'liisrlit" (PurdaY), (by Abide With vMei'-'(Monk)—New Plymouth Male - Choir. - •• :: i: ii, 'Nati'b'n4'I l, Arflli'eiri. - • • Dress Circle 2/(5 Stalls 2/-. Ail seals joay be reserved free of extra cost.. . ~ . r / . - INDIAN MOTOR CYCLES AMERICANS BEST MACHINE . CATALOGUE FREE. IRA J. BRIDGER Ageat ELTHAM. MOTOR CAR BARGAINS. Latest Model 8.5.A., in use six weeks; I'M not done 400 miles; a great bargain. with lamp and horn complete - •'at £S3. One KISSEL Car, 5-passenger, 30-h.p., in good going order; very cheap at £2OO. ,1914 StUDEBAKF.R, just recently over- : very 'well, and the , ...price is right at £235. A trial run and demonstration can be arranged. ; i.'"'-' ' ' tine 4-cylindet- * 10-li.p. English SWIFT Skater car with dickey seat; nickle finish speedometer; dash-clock, etc., in perfect order Price £310.' Owner goiug to war. This car is a splendid pippoeitaon. KING MOlpY LENT. :We save' yo\i Legal Expenses, save, yoft delay, and advance from £0 upwards upon household furniture', (without removal) and other Approved Security. ■ Repayable by easy instalments. Apply personally, or by letter, to L. W. »lkina;' Steamship Co/s Build* toss, New Plmjtittj.;. ' '' 5 :i. ■■ -IK> ■ .!.. ',CX^,r .' ' ■... i;. '' *.'■ 'r;