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Taranaki Daily News, 21 March 1918, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26 & 27. MATINEE WEDNESDAY, AT 3 p.m. Sole Direction E. J. CARROLL. The Mammoth Picture Success, "THE BARRIER." " THE BARRIER." " THE BARRIER." "THE BARRIER." " THE BARRIER." From Res Beach's world-famous novel, by the Author's own company, under his personal supervision. ORDINARY PICTURES COME EVERY DAY; EXTRAORDINARY ONESOCCASION ALLY. " THE BARRIER." " THE BARRIER." Gets the verdict oi the Supreme of Criticism as A TRULY EXTRAORDINARY PICTURE. "The Barrier" Ims been Rex Beach's most popular novel, anil had the greatest sale of any hook for many year;). "The Barrier." The picture has been one of the greatest attractions ever adapted to the screen, and has been recognised by the most famous critics as One cf the Best Five Pictures Ever Made. "The Barrier" is one of the most successful pictures screening in the Dominion to-day, and unless yeu are Dead and Buried you must have heard all about it. Box Plan opens at Collier's, Saturday. Prices: D.C., 2s; Stalls, Is; Reserved Seats, Es. Matinee Prices, Cd and Is,

THEATRE ROYAL WAITARA. Under the sola direction of Jack Waller FRIDAY NEXT, 3IARCH 22. FAREWELL V:.SIT. Direct from a 5 weeks' ses>on at the Grand Opera House, Wellington, The Second Edition of " LOOK WHO'S HERE» " LOOK WHO'S HERE" Entitled " THE PASSING SHOW." " THE PASSING SHOW." A pot-pourri of Mcrrimeni & Music, embracing a little Costume Comedy, a little Vaudeville, a little Revise, and much Burlesque, interpreted by 23—STAR ARTISTS—2S And the Famous PURPLE BAND. " LOOK WHO'S HSRE" " LOOK WHO'S HERE" A Musical-cum-Farcical Hotch-Poieh. without a fitting name, unless it is "EXCELLENCE/' It is as clean as a brand new whistle and as wholesome as air. It is like a dip in the surf, a run in the sunshine and a cup of cool joy. A CAMEO WITHOUT A FLAW The Box Plans for the one night season are now on view at Gribbon's. Prices: 4s, 3s, 2s (plus tax). No extra charge for booking.

gAST JjvMJ JJESERVJG. EASTER MONBAY EASTER MONDAY QKAND (CHILDREN'S * B AY AT EAST END. A DAY FOR THE CHILDREN. Races of all descriptions, and good prizes for the boys and girls. Special prizes for sand moulding. Cocoanut shies, canoe race on the river, bran tub, hoop-la, etc., etc., Afternoon tea, fruit, lollies, soft drinks; swings, swingboats, ocean wave, see-saw. Swimming and paddling in fresh and salt water. Free accommodation for motors and vehicles. Hot water free. Adniiaaion, fid; Children Free. A L ONG $" IGHT D.ance Will be held in the evening, and during the evening a Waltzing Competition will be held; prizes, gold brooch (ladies), gold medal (gentlemen). The Committee has secured the services of four competent judges (two ladies and two gentlemen) for this occasion. Music by Mrs. George's Orchestra. Admission: Ladies, Is; Gentlemen, Is Bd.

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LEST YE FORGET. Easter has again come round, but when on that holiday or picnic don't forget to take with you a packet of Arcadia Tea. It matters not if it ia made in a kerosene tin or a silver teapot: it always maintain its lovely flavor.