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Taranaki Daily News, 2 July 1918, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S TO-NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW. SPECIAL MATINEE TO-MORROW At 3.15. Prices, Is and 6d; Children, 3d. THE COMMENCEMENT OF A NEW ERA IN MOTION PICTURES. THE FIRST "GOLDWYN" FEATURE, The Management takes pleasure in presenting, for a short season of two nights only, Ijjl MAE MARSH II I MAE MARSH llil MAE MARSH || In I "POLLY OF THE CIRCUS" || "POLLY OF THE CIRCUS" j, "POLLY OF THE CIRCUS" i| "POLLY OF THE CIRCUS" II "POLLY OF THE CIRCUS" II A Classic of the Big Tops, from the World-Famous Play, by Margaret Mayo.

MAE MARSH. Hiss Marsh is seen for MAE MARSH, the first time in nearly MAE MARSH, a year, and her work in MAE MARSH, tlm production equals MAE MARSH, her long-to-be-remem-MAE MAJRSH. bered success in "The MAE MARSH. Birth of a Nation" and MAE MARSH. "Intolerance." She preMAE MARSH, sents a picture that MAE MARSH, will make you both MAE MARSH, laugh and cry. PRODUCED BY GOLDWYN. PRODUCED BY GOLDWYN. Goldwyns are dramatically powerful, artistically perfect, and skilfully made. Goldwyns are full of the joy of liying—happy, clean, likeable, and lovable characters and themes. Goldwyns are pictures remarkibly well fitted for men, women, and children—pictures for the clean-minded. Goldwyn Feature Prices: D.C., Is 6d; Stalls, Is (plus tax), and a few front seats at 6d. Bos Plan at Collier's. No charge for booking. TOWN HALL, KAPONGA. THURSDAY, JULY 4,. 1918.

QBAHD pAEEWELL gOCIAL TO PRIVATE MABHN POWER And other Soldiers on Final Leave, and Welcome Home to Returned Soldiers. Don't Forget the Date— THURSDAY, JULY 4, At 8 pan. Card Tables Beside Bosy Fir& for Non-Dancers. gOCIAL & DANCE (on behalf of tV Stratford branch) in CaTdiff School House, THUBSDAY, July 4. Music by Mrj. Bianchi,—T. Sheahan, hon. sec.

CAFE CHANTANT AND gALE OF ORGANISED BY THE NP. HIGH SCHOOL OLD) GIRLS' ASSOCIATION". proceeds in Aid of the Women's Patriotic Committee. . CORONATION HALT, THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY, July 11, 12 and 13. PROGEAMME: Thursday, 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 pjlL — Afternoon: Competition for best axranged tea table; bran tub for children. Evening: Programme by Male Choir, and Selections by Citizens' Band. Friday, 7 to 10 p.m.—Competitions, including "Are You the Elusive Pimpernel?"

Saturday, 1.30 to 10.30 p.m.—Evening: Fancy Dancing by Miss Edwards and Pupils, of Hawera. Stalls for Fancy Work, Sweets, Cakes, Flowers, Pot Plants, Produce, Cigarettes and Tobacco, Afternoon Tea and Supper. DANCING FOR THE PUBLIC EVERY EVENING. No Extra Charge. Special Music. Admission, 6d. On Thursday afternoon children will be admitted for half-price. Further Particulars Later. SPOT LIGHTS. The latest device for safe night driving. Latest American Novelty. Price, sis 6d. { IRA J. BRIDGER, [Motor Accessory Importer Eltham, Phone 0'