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Taranaki Daily News, 23 March 1918, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S! - MATINEE TO-DAY AT -2 P.M. -MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. A Programme of Special Attractions. JUNE ELVIDGE JUNE ELVIDGE and E.' K. LINCOLN E, K. LINCOLN In a Strange and Thrilling World Film Feature, "THE WORLD AGAINST HIM." "THE WORLD AGAINST HIM." '.I-THE WOULD AGAINST HIM." "THE WOULD AGAINST HIM." A strong story of gr.t and determination, with an unexpected and fascinating love theme. . Ths Final Great Episode of the Popular Serial Drama, "THE IKON CLAW" "THE IROIi CLAW." Clearing the many mysteries and showing the / "TRIUMPH OF THE LAUGHING MASK." . And as you must go somewhere every Saturday, and there is nowhere belter than Everybody's, we present HELEN HOLMES' HELEN HOLMES In the Thrilling 15-Wceks Mutual Serial Drama,

"THE GIRL AND THE GAME." "TEE GIRL AND THE GAME." Every Saturday and Monday for fifteen weeks you will thrill with the lightning action of- this remarkable v picture. Tb\Eeroine flirts with life and death in c\ery episode of this tense tailroad drama. Prices as Usual. Plan at Collier's. Day Sale Tickets at Collier's. EVERYBODY'S* TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. MARCH 26 & 27. MATINEE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON : At 3 p.m. Under the Sole Direction of E. J. Carroll. The Mammoth Motion Picture of All Time, HEX BEACH'S SEX BEACH'S REX BEACH'S HEX BEACH'S REX BEACH'S REX BEACH'S "Mo3t popular novel of the Last Frontier. .The lives and habits ox good and bad in Snow-bound 'Alaska. Adapted to motion pictures by the Author's own company, under his personal supervision, |i| "THE BARRIER" |j| HI "THE BARRIER" 'il ||| "THE BARRIER" I | "THE BARRIER" || ||| "THE BARRIER" jl 111 "THE BARRIER" 111 lII' "THE BARRIER" ill HI "THE BARRIER" |[| Universally acknowledged by all critics as one of the Best Five Pictures Ever Produced. All the fascinating characters of the book have been brought to life by the carefully selected cast, including that Lovable Vagabond of the North,

'"POLEON OF THE BIG HEART" " 'POLEON OF THE BIG HEART " A character that will live in the memory as long as motion pictures last. Prices: 8.C., 2s (plus tax; Stalls, Is (plu3 tax); Children under twelve, half price. Reserves at Collier's, 2s. * AUTUMN MEETING WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, APRIL 17th & lSth, 1918. DOMINATIONS fcr all events will close on TUESDAY, March 20, 191S, at 9 p.m., also Forfeit of 1 sov for the Manawatu Sires' Produce Stakes (Tenth) and the Manawatu Stakes (Fourteenth). ' MANAWATU RACING CLUB, P.O. Box 52, Palmerstou North. Telephone, 105.

, YOUNG MARRIED, WIVES OFTEN make mistakes; Young Married Men make more. You will make a great mistake if you do not come to the Salvation Army Harvest Meetings, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. XI REGIMENT, TARANAKI RIFLES. ANNUAL CAMP rRAIN ARRANGEMENTS. ]V£EMBERS of the above Unit will be guided by the following time-table for travelling to Camp on March 27, lfllS, and where there is an entraining officer will report to him at railway station half an hour before tiwe for departure of train. At flag stations Territorials will report to officer on train. New Plymouth—Depart 7.4:1 a.m.; entraining officer, Lieutenant R. Raid. Bell Block—Bell Block Depart 7.46 a.m. I.epperton—Depart 8.23 a.m. TVaitara—Depart 7.12 a.m.j entraining officer, Lieutenant Ivempsell. Ing'.ewood—Depart 0.2 a.m.; entrain- • ing officer, Major A. Leech. Tariki—Depart 0.27 a.m. C. Vv. CRUTCH. Lieut.. Adjutant, XI RSciment..