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Taranaki Daily News, 30 March 1920, Page 1

AMUSEJL-NTS. EVERYBODY'S TO-NIGHT ■ at t TO-NIGHT Absolutely the last night of the Tattling Comedy Drama, "UPSTAIRS" A frolicking, rollicking, "UPSTAIRS" Ragtime romance, with "UPSTAIRS" Cupid at the Drums. Starring MABEL NORM AND. Supports include "Stingaree" No. 10. scenic and topical tilma. COMING TO-MORROW. June Efridge, Irving Cumming9, Frank Mayo and Muriel Ogtriche, in •THE' BLUFFER" D.C. 1/6, Stalls 1/- (plu3 tax).

: t -QRAND Q_o N CERT MR PVKESURA PARK, ■ •' In Aid of MRS. BURGESS' £IOOO FUND. EMPIRE THEATRE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31st, 1920, PROGRAMME, 7.50 p.m. Selection, Mrs Moverley's Orchestra. Song, "Youth," Mr. P. Frederic. Whistling Rigtime, Mr. Boothe. Song, Mrs. Northern. Cornet solo, Mr. Tayor. - Song, Mr. R. L. Cooper. Song, "Laugh and Sing," Mrs. Wilks. Recitation, selected, Mrs. Stewart Rus- . sell. Violin Solo, Mr. Ray Murphy. Song, "Angus Macdonald," Miss Leitch. Song, "The Ballade. Monger," Mr. A. B. Macdonald. Piute solo, "Gems of England," Mr. Northern, Song, "Morning and You," Miss Cocker. Selection, Mrs. Morerley's Orchestra. Song, "Under the Lanterns," Mrs. Wilks. Cornet Solo, Mr. Taylor. Song, Mr. Cooiper. Song, "June Music," Miss Leitch. "Violin Solo, Mr. R. Murphy. Tew Minutes in the Farm-yard, Mr. Boothe. . GOD SAVE THE KING. 'Accompanists: Mrs. Fredric, L.A.8., L.C.T.L., and Mrs. Cooper, L.A.B. Admission—3s & 2s. Bos Plan at Collier's. "OH, JOY!" JJ- GAE R E QAP.DENS GOOD FRIDAY. ' PROGRAMME. Commencing 1.45 p.m. March, "Dolores."—Orchestra, Selection, "ATlet.te"—Orchestra. Song, "The Lost Chord"—Mr. P. Coe (bass), orchestral accompaniment. Piccolo solo, "Homage to the Thrush."-" Mr. G. Dick, (orchestral accomp.) "Tosti's Good-Bye."—Miss Rona Kino (soprano). Waltz, "My Life is Love."—Orchestra. Song, "How Lovely arc Thy Dwellings." Mr. A. Bills (tenor). Orches. accomp. Duet, selected.—Messrs A. Bills & P. Coe. Suite, "Two Light Pieces."—Orchestra. Song, "Love Here is My Heart.'—Miss Rona Kino (soprano). Clarionet solo, selected.—Mr. H. Lester, Selection, "Bing Boys."—Orehestra. Admission—Adults 6d, Children 3d. EASTER MONDAY. OUR USUAL HUGE BILL OF ATTRACTIONS. LESTER BROS, Phone 315. THE TARANAKI INVESTMENT AND DEPOSIT CORPORATION, LIMITED. rtfRECTORS: Messrs. J. 3. Richards (Chairman), W. A. McCutchan, E. Marfell, Alan Good, C. J. Hawken, R. Dingle, S. Macalister. LIBERAL ADVANCES made on mortgage AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. Purchase of existing Mortgages enterDEPOSITS ACCEPTED at following rates: — 6 months .... 3J per cent. >.12 months .... 5 per cent. 24 months .... 5% per cent. For further particulars apply to THE SECREI-OtY, WILLIAM POWER, A.P.A (N.Z.), A-LA.jN.JS. Municipal Buildings, Stratford.

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