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Taranaki Daily News, 22 April 1920, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.. EVERYBODY'S ZO-NI6BT! -At 745. TO-NIGHT! FOR THE LAST TIME. KITTY GORDON . • KITTY GORDON fn ft thrilling. Drama of Cards, Pretty .Women, Money, and—a .Mandarin. "A MANDARIN'S GOLD!" . "A MANDARIN'S GOLD!" Also, Episode J1 of P&the's daring Serial, 'THE LIGHTNING HAIDER!" • Featuring PiiARL WHIIE. And the .side-splitting ''Centur '' comedy "tOHESQME HEARTS & LOONEY - ■ - LIONS." .a-stAL PRICES. COMING TO-MORROW! A Big 'Double Programme. GERALDINE EARRAR in "THE STRONGER VOW," and TOM MIX in the Tor Wastehi Feature, "SIX SHOOTER ANDY." 1 Usual Prices. , "WITH CAPT. SCOTT TO THE POLE." "WITH CAPT. SCOTT TO THE POLE." "WITHvCAPT.'SCOTT TO THE POLE." "WITH CAPT, SCOTT TO THE POLE." The Moat Marvellous Picture Ever Filmed. Its Equal Has Never Been Seen And Never Will Be' Seen Again. SHOWING FRIDAY & SATURDAY AT THE EMPIRE By arrangement with H. G. POSTING, F.R.G.S. THE UNDYING STORY OF CAPTAIN SCOTT. 15,000 People saw it in Auckland, lfl,ooo saw it in Christc'mreh. And record orowds in Dunedin, and last week in Wellington. •WITH CAPTAIN SCOTT TO THE SOUTH POLE!" The most intensely interesting motion picture ever screened. J'RICES—D.C. 2s, Stalls Is Cd (plus tax.) SPECIAL MATINEE FRIDAY, At 3 p.m. Adults Is (plus tax); Srhcol Children Gd. T°WN JJALL, gTRATFORD. JOX'S ASSEMBLY. FOX'S MUSIC. EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT. From 8 till 12. Ladies Is 6d, Gents 2* Cd. BfcRT DAVIS, M.C. J. W. JONES, Hon. See. pLYMOUTZ T^ALE

EIGHTH GRAND CONCERT. EIGHTH GRAND CONCERT. EIGHTH GRAND CONCERT. GOOD TEMPLAR HALL —'GOOD TEMPLAR HALL TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, April 27th and 2Stli. Assisting the Choir will be: MISS MINA CALDOW. New Zealand's Leading Contralto (Auckland). H REV. ARCH. E. HUNT, Popular Elocutionist (Wellington). MR. ARNOLD STfRHOCK, Pianist (New Plymouth). These artists are New Zealand's best at their work, and the people of New Plymouth and surrounding district should not miss this great treat. The Choir Members will render Part Songs, Quartettes and Solos. ■Db not frlil to book early at Col- . lier's. Plan opens Friday, April 23. Prices: 2s and 2s fid (reserved). ELECTION NOTICES. BY-ELECTION. STRATFORD SEAT. M R J. B. H INE ' THE GOVERNMENT CANDIDATE, VyilO is a Candidate for re-election as member for Stratford, will take the earliest opportunity of addressing the Electors at every centre before Polling Day, aqd in the meantime asks the cordial support of his late constituents. Mr. Bine will speak at: HUIROA SCHOOL—Thursday, April, 22, at 8 p.m. IIINIWHAKAU—Saturday, April 24, at 6.30. TUTUT AW A—Saturday, April 24, at 8.30. Other meetings will be announced as arranged.

BYE-ELECTION. RTKATFOKD SEAT. JJfR. ROBERT RASTERS Candidate for the Liberal and Labor League, Will Address the Electors on . "POLITICS AND PETITION," AT ROWAN—In the Hall, 22nd inst., at 8 p.m. . >IAHOE—In the Hall, 23rd inst., at 8 pjn. LNTED—To buy Scrap Lead. Apply to News Office