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Taranaki Daily News, 9 May 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY’S TO-NIGHT! At 7.45. TO-NIGHT! X screen play furnishing great dramatic fervor. Darling NORMA TALMADGE. THE BRANDED NORMA TALMADGE. WOMAN. Her acting throughout is a triumph of contrasts, running the gamut of human emotions from girlhood to motherhood. Thrust into the foetid atmosphere of the so-called smart set, she tellingly depicts the startled awakening of maturity,. while as the sweet, pure-minded wife carrying a secret sorrow which she dares not tell her husband, she is a revelation. She is abnormal in her exceptional ability. Her performance lifts the picture right out of the commonplace into the class of perfect entertainment. Also “Dragon’s Net" No. 5, Gazette Ind ComedyUSUAL PRICES. EMPIRE THEATRE direction Masqueraders Co. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 P.M. TO-NIGHT, AT 3 P.M, Also TO-MORROW NIGHT! .When a complete change of programme will be given. (Under the Distinguished Patronage of Her Excellency Lady Jellicoe.) THE ENGLISH MASQUERADERS. THE ENGLISH MASQUERADERS. THE ENGLISH MASQUERADERS. THE ENGLISH MASQUERADERS. THE ENGLISH MASQUERADERS. THE ENGLISH MASQUERADERS. THE ENGLISH MASQUERADERS. Presenting something different. A Galaxy of Star Performers, offering a Star Programme ranging from Grand Opera to Potted Revue. Every Item Unique, Novel and Entertaining. Do Not Miss this Musical Treat! \ Also, THE MASQUERADERS’ ORCHESTRA, under the baton of Mr. George Pownall. Box Plans are open at Collier’s. Popular Prices: ss, 4s, 2s, plus tax. BELL BLOCK HALL. fjpHfc Usual Euchre Party and Dance will be held on Wednesday next, owing to Tikbrangi Ball being on Thursday. Prizes: Ist I Os, 2nd ss. Second eight for aggregate. Music bv Mr. Boulton. GEO. KING. Hon, Sec. . BOXING. JJOXING rpOURNAMENT. JJOXING qpOURNAMENT. (Under the auspices of the Taranaki Boxing Association, Inc.) FRIDAY, 13th MAY, 1921. FRIDAY, 13th MAY, 1921. EMPIRE THEATRE. EMPIRE THEATRE. NEW PLYMOUTH.

Bee the Great 15 rounds Professional bout (Middle Weight) for Purse of £lOO. TOMMY THOMPSON (Winner of Army Championships in France and England) Versus GEORGE RICHARDSON (Winner of 21 Professional Contests.) SPECIAL AMATEUR BOUTS: FEATHER WEIGHT. A. Humphreys (Eltham) v. S. Hope (New Plymouth). LIGHT WEIGHT. Brosnan (New Plymouth) v. Willis (New Plymouth). WELTER WEIGHT. A. E. Clarry (Eltham) v. C. Oakes (New Plymouth). SPECIAL BOUT. G. Thomas (Wanganui) v. F. Canute (Stratford). SPECIAL PROFESSIONAL BOUT. Hart (New ~outh Wales) versus Bert jFacoorey (Auckland), Champion Bantam Weight. ** Referee: Mr. Tim Tracy (Wellington). Admission: 10s and ss. A limited number of Ring-side Seats at £1 Is. Box Plan opens at Colliers on Monday, May 9. ERNEST CLARKE, Hon. Secretary, New Plymouth. TRESPASS NOTICES. TRESPASS. P erson f oun£ l treepassing on my properties with dog or gun will be prosecuted. J. W. HIRST, Tarata TRESPASS. A 1 * Persons found trespassing with Dog or Gun on our property will be prosecuted. GANNAWAY & LEE, Ratapiko. TRESPASS NOTICE. A LL . Persons found trespassing with dog or gun on my property at Pukearuhe will be prosecuted. H. WELLS, ' Pukearuhe. CLINCHER MOTOR CYCLE TYRES are dependable. “Dreadnought”, 28 x 3 and 750 x 75 de luxe extra heavy, for high-powered machines such as Indians and Harleys. British built. Fo” longer Jgtf* ' 33L