AMUSEMENTS. THE EMPIRE fO-NICHT TO-MIGHT A BRILLIANT EASTER ATTRACTION, DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS fit * SpariUmg Triangle" ComriyDrama, "DOUBLE TROUBLE. 7 "* j|| " DOUBLE TROUBLE." \'.\ "DOUBLE TROUBLE." :i| "DOUBLE TROUBLE." ' "DOUBLE TROUBLE." II , "DOUBLE TROUBLE." i; " DOUBLii TROUBLE." j!j ' | "DOUBLE TROUBLE." , i| ; Doug, alternates between Hero aud Villain. Crowded from the first riol io the - last with llic fine flicker of Fairbanks Fun. GLADYS BRCCKWELL and GLADYS B2CCUWELL and •MARGERY WILSON HA3GE3Y WILSON assist Doujr. in the fim-mtiking. OX THE SAM" i'I'.OGItAMMI-: i<;tli Episode of "THE SECRET KINGDOM." "THE SECRET KIE'JCOM." Only one more tiinuuT of \lu* i«»einin|T story. Dl!i " nv.ss this i-jusode. —AN')- - "PATHE GAZETTE." vjs.ml Prices J£AWAPOA pARK £)AY. today EAST); 11 MONDAY. FASTER MONDAY. jONSTER gEASIDE pETE AND pICNIC. AX THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR I'LEA .SURE *PAR! T, —KAWAROA PARK 3ee the One ami Only Programme of Spectacular Display; in New Plymouth on Eister .Monday. Disappointment lor tl.o:-e who fail to attend. THE WEST EN!) SCHOOL, in an Exhibition of Swedish Drill nyd Fancy Mcrehinjj. THE WAIT* I SCHOOL CHILDREN Performing. THE CENTRAL SCHOOL in Exhibitions of School Displays. THE -HIGH-WIRE ARTISTS AND GYMNASTS BLONDINI AND SON. THE STROLLING MINSTRELS. THE CLOWNS. TH:. SCHOOLS' TUG-OF-'VAIi. THE SCHOOLS' 11ELAY RACE. IMPERSONATIONS OF CHARLIE CHAPLIN. Special Engagement. COMPETITIONS GALORE! COMPETITIONS GALORE! FILL THE LARDER., SAMBO AND HIS HATES. ROLL AND BOWL. THE ERRATIC ARROW. NOVEL TENT TREASURE HUNT. STEPPING THE CHAIN. SHEEP-GUESSING. FOR THE FIRST TIME —SKYING THE FOOTBALL. LATEST SENSATION —AERIAL GLIDE DUCK POND, Etc., Etc. BOYS' AKD GIP-LS' RACES ALL DAY. Afternoon Tea. Fruit, Lollio. Soft Drinks and Variety Stalls. Swings, Swingboats, Ocean Wave, Seesaw, Bathing and Paddling. FREE ACCOMMODATION FOR MOTORS AND VEHICLES. Hat Water and Milk Free. CITIZENS' BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Admission: Adults la, School Children Free. ]£UCHRE pARTY & J)ANCE WILL BE HEND IN THE EVENING. Music by Miss Rita Sole. Admission, Is. L. n. HONEYFIELD, Hon. Secretary. AN APOLOGY, "-HE Suratnra Tea Company keg to announce that owing to the increas--1 demand of the Imperial Government or large quantities of High Grade Tea 'i»y are reluctantly compelled to raist if price of their "D" Grr.de Tea 2d per !b i it n» soor. ni the demand cases on the market* the price trill be reduced ,»ry>rrtiniflv. .•J • 'o '/Tji - [,. W. ilalkind .5." rom'-.ii-y'j riuild'Ags • ./, : n ->o(. N«w Plymouth. Phone ii"i,r pnr services fro" !" T'-'MI- I »"!VMTToo v f vv. P. 0.. Eltlmin. -i i'i>. r»alcv.-ooil, ":"c nr i'ur.mit roarf. . '.'a-c New Piymont •i ... . at Vr.ii v. ■yjct-ir A'l-'t
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Taranaki Daily News, 1 April 1918, Page 1
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