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Taranaki Daily News, 17 October 1918, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE EMPIRE TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT FOR THE LAST TBIE. Something Entirely Fresh, Daring and Fantastic, like no other Wild West Story ever Screened. "FIRMLY OF TOUGH LUCK" "FIREFLY OF TOUGH LUCK" "i'IREFLY OF SOUGH LUCK" "FIREFLY OF TOUGH LUCK" Starring ALMA REUBENS and ALMA REUBENS and WALT WHITMAN WALT WHITMAN There isn't a foot of this picture that won't make you want more—not a scene that isn't all action —not a dramatic moment that won't hit you hard. A Second "Flame of the Yukon." A two-reel comedy that is something extra good, " THE SHABBIES " « THE SHABBIES " Starring LILIAN WALKER. LILIAN WALKER. COMING TO-MORROW T\YO SCREENINGS ONLS FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS. OLGA PETROVA OLGA PETROVA OLGA PETROVA OLGA PETROVA OLGA PETROVA ' OLGA PETROVA The Stately Emotional Queen. In the Second Big Super-feature by Her Own Company, " THE LIGHT WITHIN." "THE LIGHT WITHIN." " THE LIGHT WITHIN." It's a First National Feature. Prices as Usual. RED CROSS MART "OUR DAY"—SATURDAY, OCT. 19. MRS. HUGH BAILY AND HER COMMITTEE IN CHARGE. gPECIAL The close of 'he Copper Trail in New Plymouth. Everyone asked to help both by gifts and purchases. REMEMBER Our Sick and Wounded Soldiers. By your help you send comfort to them in their need. Contributions of meat (cooked and uncooked), poultry, eggs, butter, cream, pastry, bread, cakes, jams, pickles, flowers, fruit, vegetables, sweets, fancy articles all gratefully received. Promises have been given of countryfed mutton, lamb, sucking pigs, stuffed pork, ham, tongue, brawn, sausage rolls, cheese, butter, eggs, cakes, etc. The Mart will be open on Friday from 2.30 to 5 and 7 to 8 p.m., to receive gifts, as d to purchasers from 9 a.m. on Saturday. Gifts may be left during the week at Mr. Hugh Baily's Office, A.M.P. Buildings, Egmont Street. pUZZLES RESULTS, Wallace Place, New Plymouth. j 2nd and 3rd Prices (50s and 20a.—H3 wrong, divided between Mrs. thony, Mere Mere,-Hawera, and Mi.i Coutls, Cameron St., New Plymouth 4th Prize (105).—4 wrong: Mrs AnthonJ Mere Mere, Hawera, aniMr. A. Go\i Inglewood. / sth, 6th, 7th 4 Bth (5a each).—6 N. Trimble, Inglewood; E. Andrew! Gill Street, New Plymouth; A. Bi rell, Gilbert St., New Plymouth. W! 1