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Taranaki Daily News, 16 May 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. SEE "SEX” SEE -SEX” EVERYBODY’S TO-NIGHT at 7.45 TO-NIGHT Her time was to come when she, too. would face the lonely vigil that night after night married women dread; she , would feel the first instincts of the beaten and crushed—to crawl a wav and bide; for what she had sown she had I yet io reap. See LOUISE GLAUM LOUISE GLAUM In a lavish and startling story of life at the vortex of modern metropolitanism. “SEX” “SEX” “SEX” “ SEX ” “ SEX ” “ SEX ” “ SEX ” “ SEX ” “ SEX ” See the Spider Dance that always brought the gay world of the. great city to the feet of the reigning queen of the Follies, just as the first tinge of dawn began to streak the Eaet. Also: “Dragon’s Net”, Gazettes and Comedy. At Usual Prices. Note.— -“ Sex” is showing only to adult Audiences. KING’S THEATRE, STRATFORD TO-MORROW NIGHT. The biggest, gayest and best combination yet presented. The Costume Comedy Revue Company, THE FASHION PLATE DANDIES THE FASHION PLATE , DANDIES THE FASHION PLATE DANDIES in everything that’s jolly, hilarious and Up to date Fresh from Commonwealth Conquests. The folks that lead the way in all that is bright and gay. THE FASHION PLATE DANDIES Also The first part of the programme will include pictures. TARIKI FOOTBALL CLUB. fpHE Usual Fortnightly Football Dance will be ' eld in the Tariki Gall on TUESDAY, 'fay 17. Admission: Gentlemen, 2/6, Ladies 1/6. R. HOSKIN. Hon Sec.

XT.th REGIMENT (TARANAKI i RIFLES). “A” COMPANY. 2 THIRD ANNUAL QRAND JJILITARY J7ALL. CORONATION HALL. KING’S BIRTHDAY, JUNE 3, 1921. x £ The New Plymouth Citizens’ Band will j assist. $ INSTRUMENTS. 8 INSTRUMENTS. ■ New Plymouth’s Leading Orchestra, under direction of Mrs. George, has been engaged. » 6 INSTRUMENTS. 8 INSTRUMENTS. Grand March at 8 pm.. THE BALL OF THE SEASON. Tickets — Ladies 3s 6d, Gentlemen ss. Double Tickets 7s 6d. . R. G. HOWELL. * ■ P. R. SHEPPARD, i Hon. Secretaries. TOWN HALL. TUESDAY, 17th, at PATEA. WEDNESDAY 18th, at ELTHAM. MADAME EMILY BRIGGS & PARTY. TVXnot miss the Maori Scene by Mrs. Ivo Symes, Mrs. H. P. Williams, Miss Vinsen, and Miss Warnock. Come and hear Madame Emily Briggs in Gounod’s Serenade, “Carmena Waltz,” Wai- ( ato Poi, and other songs. Do not miss j Mrs. Ivo Symes and Mr. George Swan | in “My Boy,’’ and Miss Eileen Warnock : aa a Fisher Lassie in “Caller Herrin’.” Among the other excellent items you j should hear the great Quarrelling Trio-1 from Cimarosa’s opera. “The Secret ■ Marriage,” as rendered by Madame ; Briggs, Mrs. Ivo Symes, and Miss* Warbock, and learn how to conduct a bad 1 quarrel in a good musical manner! Those • who have not yet heard Mr. Swan must Hot miss this chance, when he will give of his very best. The humorous duet, “A Short Cut,” in costume, with Mrs. H. P. Williams as the Man and Miss Warnock aa the Maid, is so good that it took the first prize at Napier Competitions, the ! judge remarking that the performers should certainly take it to the Wellington Competitions. Popular Prices: 3s, 2s, plus tax. SHOWS. TARANAKI METROPOLITAN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY’S TWELFTH yyiNTER gHOW. CORONATION HALL, NEW PLYMOUTH. JUNE Sth, 9th, 10th and 11th Next. (Classes for Farm Produce. Vegetables, Cooking. Jams, Sauces, Pickles, > Fancy Needlework, Honey, and Gen- i eral Competitions. ALSO POULTRY SHOW. POULTRY SHOW. Including N.Z. Orpington Club Championships. Classes for all kinds of Poultry, Ducks, Pigeons, Canaries, Cats, and Children’s Pets. Prize Schedules now in circulation. When applying state whether for Poultry or General Classes. Full information from— WILLIAM P. OKEY, Secretary. P.O. Box 18, ’Phone 87, New Plymouth. North British SOLID TRUCK TYRES •re fitted at once, so that your truck need not-q-emain idle at all. Get in touch with C. L. Wilson and Co., Ltd., Eltham,