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Taranaki Daily News, 29 March 1920, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S ! XO-NIGHTt "At 8. TO-NIGHT! AND TO-MORROW NIGHT A Rattling Comedy-Drama, entitled "UPSTAIRS!" "UPSTAIRS!" 'A Frolicking, Rollicking, Ragtime fiomance, with Cupic at the Drums, Starring '-MABEL NOKMAND. le Greatest Comedy of her career. Also the Tenth Episode of "ADVENTURES OF STxNGAREE." "PATHE GAZETTE" and an "OutingChester". travel film "FROM SCALES TO ANTLERS." D.C\ls 6d, Stalls Is (plus tax).

EMBpE THEATRE. TOJCIGBl! At 8. TO-NIGHT! Absolutely the Last Night of the Big Bauble Programme of VAUDEVILLE LAST NIGHT—"THE KIDDIES IN THE RUINS." Companion Picture to -'THE BETTER 'OLE. LAST ?ttGHTWINIFRFED LA FRANCE And "THE WORLD'S ENTERTAINERS." LAST NIGHT-^ ZOE ZOE ZOE THE BOY WITH 1000 EYES. The Psychological Marvel of the Century, only 10 years of age, yet has mystified the world with his marvellous Gifts of Second Sight. PRICES: D.C. 3/-, Stalls 2/- (plus las). Box Plan at Collier's.

fiRAND no N CERT PUKEKURA PARK, MRS. BURGESS' £ICOO FUND. EMPIRE THEATRE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31st, 1920.

PROGRAMME, 7.50 p.m. Selection, Mrs Moverley's Orchestra, Bong, "Youth," Mr. P. Frederic. \VWstling Ragtime, Mr. Boothe. Bong, Mrs. Northern. Comet solo, Mr. Tayor. Song, Mr. R. L. Cooper. , Song, "Laugh and Sing," Mrs. Wilks. Recitation, selected, lira. Stewart Rusceli v Vlolip Mr. Ray Murphy. Bong, "Angus' Macdonald," Miss Leiteh. Bong, v "The Ballade Monger,'! Mr. A. B. Macdonald. Flute solo, •'Gems of England," Mr. Uorthern. Bong, "Morning and You," Miss Cocker. Selection, Mrs. Moverley's Orchestra. Song, "Under the Lanterns," Mrs. Wilks. Cornet Solo, Mr. Taylor. Song, Mr. Cooper: Song, "June Music," Miss Leiteh. Violin Solo, MV. R. Murphy. Few Minutes in the Farm-yard, Mr Boothe. GOD SAVE THE KING. Accompanists: Mrs. Fredric, L.A.B. L.C.T.L., and Mrs. Cooper, L.A.B. idmission—3s 4 2s. Box Plan at Collier's

NEW PLYMOUTH HORTICULTURE ■i SOCIETY. QHRYBANTHEMUM CHOW. THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1920. Schedules free on application to t irodersijiried. VAL. DUFF, Secretary.

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