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Taranaki Daily News, 20 May 1918, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S TO-NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT For the Last Time—"THE TAR-HEEL WARRIOR" "THE TAR-HEEL WARRIOR" "THE TAR-HEEL WARRIOR" An extraordinary Triangle storjb Starring WALT WHITMAN WALT WHITMAN . And two new Trianglettes-^ Ann Kromaa & Dorcas Mattfrrws Ann Kroman ft Doras Matthews One desperate plunge on Wall Street brings a fine old character to disgrace and dishonor. What will be do? What can he do? He faces death more cheerfully than he can dishonor. But there comes a Surprise. A quaint human mixture of sad moments and gay. A play with a plot that is new. ALSO "THE GIRL AND THE GAME" (Episode 9.) "Weekly War Budget" " Terry Human Interest" No. a "His Bistiiday Knight" (A rare Keystone Comedy.) Usual Prices. COMING TO MORROW —— ALSO WEDNESDAY OLGA PETROVA In her own enOLGA PETROVA chanting film OLGA PETROVA story, "Bridges OLGA PETROVA Burned," proOLGA PETROVA duced by OLGA PETROVA "Metro" OLGA PETROVA in five reels. OLGA PETROVA OLGA PETROVA A Picture of OLGA PETROVA Intense EmoOLGA PETROVA tionalism.

Q.RAND QONCERT NEW PLYMOUTH MALE CHOIR. GOOD TEMPLAR TTAT.T., THURSDAY 4 FRIDAY, MAY 23 & 24. 50 VOICES 50 jo VOICES 50 Assisted by Rev. Papakakura and Mrs. Colin McLaren.. Prices: 2s Gd & 2s. Plan at Collier's. No charge for booking. H. BULLIN, Hon. Sec. TOWN HALL, STRATFORD. THURSDAY, MAY 30. QRAND QONCERT & J^ANCE In aid of carrying out improvements to A. & P. Association's Ground Buildings. Performers: Mesdames -McLaren and Massey; Misses Rona Kino and Sangster; Miss Edwards' pupils; Rev. Papakakura; Messrs. F. and T. Ranford, F. lilver, \V. Robson, P. Edie, G. T. Walters. Concert at 8 p.m. sharp. C. H. Fox, accompanist. Tom Ranford, organiser. Dance, with supper, follows. Prices of admission: 2s 6d and Is 6d. WAR LOAN. A.M.P. SOCIETY will purchase STOCK for you on time payment for which the STATE CREDITS YOU. Your life is INSURED at the same time. After the date of COMPULSION this assistance is no longer available. Full particulars on application to DENNIS W. HURSTHOUSE, Representative A.M.P. Society, New Plymouth. WHERE DO YOU LUNCH?

THE MARBLE BAB. WfINTER Menu comes into operation Tuesday next. Some of our Specials are as follows: HOT LUNCHEON FROM 12 TO 2 P.M. Menu a la Carte: Hot Spaghetti on Toast (an Italian delicacy), served with our famous Danish Coffee, Tea or Chocolate, 9d. Toheroa Soup, Oyster Soup, Beef Tea, or Tomato Puree, served with Crackers, Sandwiches or Toast, 6d a bowl. Delicious Afternoon Teas, served with dainty home-made cakes, scones, etc., Bd. Try our Hot Sodas and Hot Fruit Squashes (any flavour). Musical Selections by Mrs. George from 3 to & p.m. THE MARBLE BAR. THE ORIGINAL SODA FOUNTAIN SPECIALISTS. Frederick Can ... Manager. The coal strike won't gttike you badly if you prepare for the cold weather !>y buying a patent "Unique" stopper Hot Water Bottle always dependable because made L 7 ? r 'tiah labor. All chemists.