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Taranaki Daily News, 30 December 1920, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S TO-NIGHT at 7.45 TONIGHT FOR THE LAST TIME Sensational success of Eric von Stroieim*B first Universal-.Jewel da 'Luxe special, "THE DEVIL'S PASSKEY" "THE DEVIL'S PASSKEY" "THE DEVIL'S PASSKEY" THE DEVIL'S PASSKEY" "THE DEVIL'S PASSKEY" "THE DEVIL'S PASSKEY" "THE DEVIL'S PASSKEY" * «tory of wwked, wonderful Paris; .'■• wife's frailty, another's treachery, and a playwright whom these Happenings made famous, and who was scorned overnight. *THE DEVIL'S PASSKEY" "THE DEVIL« PASSKEY" "THE DEVIL'S PASSKEY" "THE DEVIL'S PASSKEY" "THE DEVIL'S PASSKEY" "THE DEVIL'S PASSKEY" - WHAT IS IT? What it "The Devil's Packer" to a 'beautiful woman's soul? The climax of this masterpiece of film craft will move audiences as no picture ha* ever done. And, Ladies,—The male star is new and Wonderful— the very man you have longed to see in motion pictures A REALLY WONDERFUL PICTURE PARENTS: Please note this is not a subject for children. - —rr-""8 |.>» 6 i«uiuic mciuaes another of the humorous and clever "yniTeraal" two-reel comedies, * "A VILLADTS BROKEN HEART" "THE SCREEN MAGAZINE" And the final episode of "THE MYSTERY OF 13." "j Tie Mice* for this Special UniversalDC. t/6, Stalls 2/-, Front Stalls 1/6.

FREAK OF NATURE _ EXTRAORDINARY, OX VIEW AT EGAERE GARDENS NEW YEAR'S DAY. THREE-LEGGED CHICKEN . THREE-LEGGED CHICKEN THREE-LEGGED CHICKEN The tllird leg has six claws, and the chicken, which is now seven weeks- old. it in other respects perfectly formed and quite healthy This is an "education to the cMldreß, so do not let them miss seeing it. OTHER ATTRACTIONS: Tennis, Crpquet, Boating, Ocean Wave, Swings, Sea-saws, Paddling Pool. Roman Rings. Ninepins, Grotesque Mirrors and Music by the great Orcliestrala. PROVISIONS OBTAINABLE AT THE GARDENS: Cold Luncheon, Afternoon Tea. Ham Sandwiches, Cakes, Lollies. Nut*. Vrnit Soft. Drinks, Ice Cream, Fruit Salad ' HOT WATER FREE.

STRATFORD RACES Visitor* to the races should spend New fear*! Sunday at the Gardens, and hear the Musical Projrramme by the GREAT ORCHESTRAL.*. Mr. W. Curd will run passengar service ;o Gardens during afternoon, commencing from Stratford Post Office at 1 p.m., and returning at intervals. LESTER BROS., Proprietors, 'Phone 315, Stratford Exchange.

XFVS BARGAIN EAIR BONMARCHE KAPONOA. OUR PRICES WILL "HAKE BUYERS OUT OF PASSERS-BY.'

MOTOR-CYCLE RACING. BOLLS, DEC. Btb, 1921 T»HE 3J h.p. ROYAL RUBY, ridden by Mr. P. Sykes, won the "Riehardjon Cap" (10 miles, open) against a large field, finighing half a lap ahead :>f second man. Tbe tame little machine started Si three other events and secured one second and two thirds. We have Just landed a shipment of these famous Machines (spring frame). PBROY J. DOUGLASS. HOBTH TARAHAKI MOTOR SUPPLIES, . NEW TLYMOUTH.

ON OUR SELECTION, Handsome PERRY Car, electric lights, Up-top order. A Gift; £330. STUDEBAKER 6-seater, electric light «4d itarter; smart, just overhauled; FlvejSesjta FORD, for a quick lale s}fO. Now .get in here. STOIjiIAKEB 1017, 7-seater, electric starter A bargain for Christ«W[ *350. iad ajso Fhe Others., Come k Inspect. . A FEW MOTOR BIKES, including four Indians, one Ruby, and 'One Douglas, are awaiting four inspection. STAENTOtf&CO.^L™ :_.' Agents. • "'"■• KBW PLYMOUTH Thonts 732-190. Box 144