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Taranaki Daily News, 27 October 1920, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S TO-NIGHT AT 7.45 TO-NIGHT A New Programme, Headed by a Com-edy-drama, all fun and hilarity. MONTAGU LOVE MONTAGU LOVE MONTAGU LOVE Jn his first comedy role, and •'Monty" jets every ounce out o! the part. "A BROADWAY SAINT." "A BROADWAY SAINT." "A BROADWAY SAINT." Hard to imagine, but he was a real good young man who never did wrong. In the country they branded htm a sinner, and lie had an awful time trying to live up to the part. Supported by a two-reel comedy scream, "DAMES AND DENTISTS." "DAMES AND DENTISTS." The "Gaumont Graphic" and 'The Mystery of 13,'' No. 0. Prim: D.C. Is (id, Stalls Is (plus tax). SOCIAL JJALL WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27tli and 28th. CONCERT AND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT. PROGRAMME: Pianoforte Solo, "Hufarenritt," by Fritz Spindler GEORGE SMITH i 1 ''Mia ficeirella (Tomes). 2 •MISS CONSTANCE REILLY. "Kins Charles," by Maude Valerie White. MR. NORMAN DAY. "Still as the Night (Bohn), MISS CONSTANCE REILLY. ''The Sword of Ferrara" (by Frederick Billiard), MR. NORMAN DAY. JTTilanelle Dell' Acqua," a MISS CONSTANCE REILLY. COMEDY. "FIVE BIRDS IN A CAGE," by Gertrude Jennings. fEhe Dttchesa of Wiltshire, Mrs. Claude Weston. Sfelly Miss Dora Bedford Lord Porth Mr. Andrew Smith p er t Mr. Hartmann The Liftman Mr. Etherington fJcene: A London Tube Lift, Time: ToDav. Box plan opens at Hoffmann's on {Tuesday, October 26, at 9 o'clock. A LEAP YEAR PLAIN & FANCY 'DRESS DANCE, to be held in the Kgaere Hall, Wednesday, 27th inst. Also B Waltziiig, Competition. Prizes awarded. Admission: Ladies 2s', Gents la 6d. Good Music, Good Floor. —D. \\ ALKER (feC;WALSH, Joint Sees. STANLEY ROAD SCHOOL. .RAND wind-up Dance is postponed until Tuesday, November 2, at 8 f>'clock. & ATHLETICS. NEW PLYMOUTH BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL. gPORTS THURSDAY, 28th OCTOBER. The above Sports will be held on the (School Grounds on Thursday, 28th October. First Event—Morning U a.m., Afternoon 2 p.m. 1 ORCHESTRA IN ATTENDANCE. Afternoon Tea Provided. Old Boys' Race, 100 yds; 4 p.m.; 220 yds 1.40 p.m. A cordial invitation is extended to all parents, old boys and friends of the school. ATHLETIC SPORTS. fcABOR DAY SPORTS POSTPONED TO SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30. AT PUKEKURA PARK. PROGRAMME. 11.0 : Children's Races (continuous). 11.0 : Youths' Race. 11.30: Girls' Race. 12.0 : Boys' Half-mile Walk. 12.30: Returned Soldiers' v ß*ce. 12.40: Half-mile Cycle Race (heats)'. |2.50: 100 Yards Open (heats). 1.0 : Single Ladies' Race. 1.20: Half-mile Cycle Race (final). 1.30: 100 Yards (final). 1.50 : 220 Yards (amateur). 2.0 : One' Mile Cycle Race (heata). 110: Married Ladies' Race. 2.20: Male Unionists' Race (relay). 2.30: One Mile Cycle Race (final). 2.50: 220 Yards Open. 3.0 : Boys' Cycle Race (heata). 8.15: 1J Mile Cycle Race (heats). 8.30: Secondary Schools' Race (relay). 8.40: Boys' Cycle Race (final). 8.45: Hurdle Race. 3.50: 1J Mile Cycle Race (final). 8.55: Display by High School Sipiad. 4.25 : 440 Yards Open. 4.30: Female Unionists' Race. 4.35: Two Mile Cycle Race (scratch). 4.46: Obstacle Race. 4.50: Bandsmen's Race. 5.50: Committeemen's Race. This programme is subject to alteration Competitors are requested to be on the grounds promptly at the advertised starting times. Jfail-driving and Wood-sawing Events for Ladies. Chain Stepping, Guess- ' ing Competitions, Cocoanut Shies, Baby Competition (6-12 months), judging of Babies at 3 o'clock, by Citizens' Band throughout the afternoon. Afternoon Tea 1/-. Admission to Ground, 1»; School Children, Free. SOCIAL AND DANCE. At 7.30 p.m. WORKERS' SOCIAL fIALL. JSeellent Floor and Supper. Orchestral Music. R. G. BRABYN, Hon. Secretary.