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Taranaki Daily News, 29 December 1919, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. .. EVERYBODY'S JNWUGBTt At 8 pjn. TO-NIGHT! AlfD TO-MORROW NIGHT ONLY. GERALDINE FARRAR GERALDINE EARRAR GERALDINE FARRAR • In the greatest production she has yet ' ' appeared in. "SHADOWS 1" "SHADOWS!" "SHADOWS 1" "SHADOWS!" "SHADOWS l" "SHADOWS!" "SHADOWS!" ' "SHADOWS!" Never has the, famous star had such a rate*. & graphic and realistic story of the Gold Country and Cabarets. TENSE! POWERFUL!! GRIPPING: ia a Really Good Supporting Programme, including a LONESOME LUKE COMEDY, "LUKE'S HONEYMOON." : D.C. la 6d; Stalls Is (plus tax). • ' w ■ - CHEER UP ! MAKE GOOD YOUR HOLIDAYS! AT . i 2JGAERE GARDENS LESTER BROS.' GRACIOUS SEASIDE MERRIMENT. jpw y***' B D AI «t JANUARY, 1920. NEW PLYMOUTH BREAKWATER. *PICNIO JJnder the Auspices of the Ngamotu Sea--1 aide Committee. ON THE NGAMOTU BEACH, The Playshore of the Pacific. Jftlrfy the greatest and safest Beach for ' ; Bathing in the Dominion. ARENA ATTRACTIONS. Pfitaw fighting on the beam. Juvenile Events. Novelty Sports. Basell Rolling Races. Masquerade Race. TREASURE' "TTNT. A SUMPTUOUS SPECTACLE. No doll Sahara about this. Fifty Prizes for Skill and Ingenuity. Excavations at 2 p.m. 4 TONIC FOR THE CHILDREN. ' Sunshine and Surf. Boiler Joy Bathing. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT WANGANUI QUEEN ALEXANDRA - REGIMENTAL B.vND, under the Conductorship of HEtJT. GEORGE BUCKLEY, piaznpion Cornet Soloist of Australasia. TEAMS TO THE BEACH. DELAYED TRAINS. HO* WATER AND MILK FREE. - Bring YoUr Tea and Sugar. ADMISSION TO GROUNDS la. ' CHILDREN FREE. Bwry penny of revenue is 'expended in |Hrffltlt|r further facilities for the Beach. 2BE KGAMOTU PICNIC. OF FAME SO GREAT BEUBHB2R THE DATE AKD DON'T BE LATE ' • - KO. ELLIS, Hon. Secretary. EAST jHSD BATHING RESERVE. EAST END BATHING RESERVE. AHJSrtJAL PICNIC. To be Held on the Reserve on FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1920. FEqjAY, JANUARY 2, 1920. A DATS OOTING FOR YOUNG AND OLD. RACES AND PRIZES FOR EVERYBODY. Children's Races all day. Switamiing and Aquatic Events on River. AFTERNOON TEA IN THE . PAVILION. Hoi Water All Day Free. A&oittion to Grounds, Is; Children under 12, Free. •LONG-NIGHT DANCE IN EVENING. LONG-NIGHT DANCE IN EVENING. Italic by Mrs. George's Orchestra. Admission: Ladies Is, Gentlemen Is 6d FUN STARTS FRIDAY, 11 A.M.. FINISHES SATURDAY, 2 AaAl ROBT. BENNOCH, s~,', Hon. Secretary. ft REMOVAL NOTICE. after Saturday next, 20th inst fior business will be conducted in our Qjipege in Devon Street. . H. DERBY & CO., / / 14mbw&Foi*&'Dealers, tf Jjivr Plymouth.