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Taranaki Daily News, 16 September 1918, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, EVERYBODY'S TO-NIGHT At 8 TO-NIGHT For the Last Time— DOUG. FAIRBANKS He is bored by DOUG. FAIRBANKS the monotony of DOUG. FAIRBANKS life, until one day DOUG. FAIRBANKS a beautiful girl, DOUG. FAIRBANKS whom he has nevDOUG. FAIRBANKS er seen before, DOUG. FAIRBANKS kisses him on the DOUG. FAIRBANKS broad highway, DOUG. FAIRBANKS and then motors DOUG. FAIRBANKS off. 'AMERICAN 'AMERICAN 'AMERICAN 'AMERICAN ' AMERICAN 'AMERICAN ARISTOCRACY' ARISTOCRACY' ARISTOCRACY' ARISTOCRACY' ARISTOCRACY' ARISTOCRACY* Does Doug, find the girl again? Does he what? You bet he gets there in the finish, but not before he goes through a perfect liurricane of adventures. Dare-Devil Doug, in a Dozen Staggering Stunts. '"Whatever the fix you find him in, Whatever the hurry, scurry and din, You will find him still wearing The happy, uncaring Delightful and dare-devil Fairbanks grin." ALSO SHOWING: The Final Episode "THE NEGLECTED WIFE." This Programme at Theatre Royal, Waitara, Nest Wednesday. TONIGHT. . "nriHE T?MERALD TI - The Place GOOD TEMPLAR HALL The Date TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! September 16. 8 pjn. 8 pjn. 8 pjn. Prices - 2s Is 2s Is 2s 19 TAKTASTIG FOOTLIGHT FRIVOLITIES. SUBLIMITY IX SONG. The Measured Cadence of Music, and Terpsichorean Topseyturveydom. - HEAR STIGGINS. HEAR STIGGINS. - But don't read "L* Entr'acte Irish Idiofcy." THE CONCERT FOR "ALL NEW PLYMOUTH." The Proceeds for the Red Cross and Our Gallant Wounded. Tie whole an adjunct of the supreme effort "IRISH DAY." Sweets on sale during the entertainment. Doors open at 7 p.m. "RED . pROSS BOROUGH COPPER TRAIL The Event of the Season—MASQUERADE BALE PLALX & FANCY DRESS—: Will be held in the TOWN HALL, STRATFORD On THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. Prizes for Ladies' and Gents' Best and Most Original Costume. Dancing at 8 pjn. Gents, 3A Ladies, 2/?. Tickets may be obtained from Members of the Red Cross Copper Trail Committee. QKATO QHORAL gOCIETY A' DAUOB Will be held in the HEMPTON HALL* OKATO, On TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, In aid of the funds of the above Society. Admission :.Ge»tlemen 2s 6d; Ladies 1 W. E. WILLIS, Hon. Sec. RHEU«T'ISM. gCIATICA, iLumbago, Gout, Neurita are the outcome of excess uric aci in the system. This useless and harm M by-product of nature's functions i formed in the blood and deposited in th joints, muscles and tissue, where, if ne glected, it accumulates and causes pah discomfort and illness, We guarantee to effect a pernianen pore, or make no charge. For further-particulars write-*' frfESSRS-L. McLACHLAN & CO. Ltd. QueetfSt. (P.O. Box 1213), Aucklam f any- pr'ntt ing ? I ronr c§r<f to a poster, please rii Jpkone- 3 li' aki=onr ? representative/ v