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Taranaki Daily News, 19 August 1918, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S Direction JOHN HOPKINS TWO NIGHTS ONLY WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, AUGUST 21 & 22. CAPPELLI CAPPELLI CAPPELLI CAPPELLI The Famousltalian Operatic Tenor CAPPELLI CAPPELLI CAPPELLI CAPPELLI Late Principal Tenor, Gonsalez Opera Company. CAPPELLI CAPPELLI CAPPELLI CAPPELLI It To-day One of the World's Greatest Tenors—A Truly Great Artist. Supporting Artists: JOHN AMADIO, the eminent Flautist. VERONICA BEDFORD Soprano LUCIEN OESARONI Basso. HAROLD WHITTLE .... Accompanist. Reserve your seat? now at Collier's. Prices: -Is, :!s, 2s (plus tax). Touring Manager: Scott Colville. EVERYBODY'S TO-MORROW. VAUDEVILLE & PICTURES VAUDEVILLE & PICTURES The management have much pleasure in announcing another high-class vaudeville attraction ill conjunction with their big picture programme. Special Engagement of a Sensational Attraction, Direct From Fuller's Vaudeville, Direct From Fuller's Vaudeville, Of The Bewildering Necromancer, FRANKLIN DEVON FRANKLIN DEVON FRANKLIN DEVON FRANKLIN DEVON FRANKLIN DEVON The Mighty Monarch of Magic. Brilliant! Solid! Overwhelming! A rpal good night of fun, and an entertainment of the highest merit. ALSO—THE MUSICAL THE MUSICAL THE MUSICAL THE MUSICAL FRED and CARLSONS CARLSONS CARLSONS CARLSONS MAVIS Presenting an array of strange and wonderful musical instruments, including The Wonderful Myrombaphone. For tiie public approval. MANAGERIAL NOTE—We are now in a position to secure many of the lending vaudeville turns that appear on the Fuller circuit. If the public appreciates our efforts we shall combine vaudeville and pictures at frequent intervals. One Popular Price: 13 to all parts. SHOWING AT THEATRE ROYaL, WAITARA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21. PIERROTS' £3OOO STUNT. PIERROTS' £3OOO STUNT. PIERROTS' £3OOO STUNT. TIJE ANNUAL APPEAL FOR THE N.P. PATRIOTIC COMMITTEE AND WOMEN'S PATRIOTIC COMMITTEE. SURPRISE PACKET SCHEME. SURPRISE PACKET SCHEME. SURPRISE PACKET SCHEME. JT is now over a year since an appeal was made on behalf of the local Patriotic Funds, which are almost depleted, and the Pierrots have undertaken to ensure that the good work carried on by these organisations on beiiaii of the Boys shall not be permitted to languish. The money is used entirely for Comforts for Soldiers at the Front on Transports, and in the Camp 3, to meet the pressing needs of subsidiary organisations, and for the temporary relief of urgent cases of distress. THE SURPRISE PACKET SCHEME lias not been previously worked on a large scale in New Plymouth. It is proposed to issue CO,OOO tickets, every ticket ensuring a prize of some kind. Many very valuable prizes arc already promised, and the public is appealed to to donate further articles to be used for prizes. An official house-to-house canvass is about to he made by members of the Pierrots for spare articles of any value, and receipts will be given for every donation. NOTHING IS TOO SMALL, NOTHING IS TOO VALUABLE to be turned into money for the SOLDIERS' COMFORT. For the. New Plymouth Pierrot;— JA:S. McLEOD. Chairman. C. DE C. MORGAN, * Secretary. 11. BROOKMAX, President. (CORRESPONDENCE Lessons, individually compiled for each pupil, all subjects. Economical, efficient courses. Matriculation, Teachers' Certificates, Pharmacy, National Scholarships, Public Service Entrance, Book-keepin", Shorthand, etc. Write for Prospectus anil special '.'War" price list. Metropolitan Correspondence College, P.O. Box 071, AudiamL