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Taranaki Daily News, 18 December 1917, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S! TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW ONLY MATINEE TO-MORROW AT 3 Under the Patronage of His Excellency the Governor-General, the Earl of Liverpool, K.C.M.G., M.V.O. THE OFFICIAL NAVY LE ''OR SUFER-FEATURE PHOTOPLAY. A stupendous spectacular dramatic story, which aroused the English people trow their apathy towards the German spy menace. "IT IS FOR ENGLAND." "IT IS FOR ENGLAND." "IT IS FOR ENGLAND." "IT IS FOR ENGLAND." "IT IS FOR ENGLAND." "IT IS FOR ENGLAND." A most colossal and gorgeous spectacular romance, in the building of which, ihe British Navy and the House of Commons were placed at the disposal of the producers. ""? IS FOR ENGLAND" "IT is FOR ENGLAND." "IT IS FOR ENGLAND." "IT IS FOR ENGLAND." "IT IS FOR ENGLAND." "IT IS FOR ENGLAND." r A wonder-working, prodigious production in which spectacular episodes, and thrilling- sensations follow each other in breathless succession. THE SILENT WORKERS THE SILENT WORKERS Of THR NORTH SEA At Work. Guarding the Nation's Shores. Hunting and Capturing the Curse of the THE HUN'S SUBMARINE. SEE « REESEE ■ SEE the House of commons the house of commons Discussing what should he the Nation's Measure of Personal Sacrifice. SEE SEE SEE SEE MOBILISING THE BATTLE FLEET WAR CABINET* IN SESSION. THE GERMAN SPIES AT WORK IN BRITAIN. THE HUN'S BELGIAN ATROCITIES. And 1000 other spectacular incidents, terminating in the triumphant climax, the defeat of the Hun Spies and the union of Two True Loving British Hearts,. *TT IS FOR ENGLAND." "IT IS FOR ENGLAND." "IT IS FOR ENGLAND." "IT IS FOR ENGLAND." IT IS FOR ENGLAND." "IT IS FOR ENGLAND." Is an inspiring story of brave British men and women who were prepared to give their all to defeat the sinister influences of the dastardly German spies within their midst. IN AID OF NAVY LEAGUE FUNDS. IN AID OF NAVY LEAGUE FUNDS. IN AID OF NAVY LEAGUE FUNDS. PRICES: - 2s, Is, and fid. Box Plan at Collier's. Children 6d to Matinee Wednesday. CHARLES MARCH, Representative. LOOK OUT IN THIS SPACE FOR OUR fyJONSTER gEASIDE piCNIC AT EAST END ON NEW YEAR'S DAY JJ 0 N S'T E R JjJAST & "yfy'EST (]OMBINED p I C N IC. WAITARA. WAITARA. NEW YEAR'S DAY. ! NEW YEAR S DAY. -• MIRTH, FUN AND FROLIC. COME AND HAVE A SPLASH. Side Shows of all descriptions. New Up-to-date Dressing Sheds. ' Races for the Children. Races for the Grown-up's. SPORTS ALL DAY LONG. BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Luncheon Booth on the ground. Fruit and Lollie Stalls. NO CHARGE FOR ADMISSION. Come and enjoy yourselves, and popularise the beach to enable us io still further improve it. TRIPS TO MOUNT EGMONT. g > WOOLDRIDGE wishes to intimate - to tourists and the travelling public that his commodious seven-seater cars will run to the Mountain every Sunday and Thursday,- leaving the office of the Tourist and Expansion League (where seats may be booked) at 8 a.m.; fare 15s return. Special trip's arranged,