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Taranaki Daily News, 27 May 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY’S MONDAY & TUESDAY NEXT In conjunction with our full picture programme—•The master minds who have mystified the whole world by their wonderful experiments in magic mnemonics and psychical phenomena. Touring the world, LEVANTE & KEECH LEV ANTE & KEECH LEVANTE & KEECH '(From Maskelyne & Cook's. London.) Supported by a skilled company of assistants. 25 performances in Christchurch. 24 performances in Wellington. Stour chance to witness one df the most Remarkable performances that the people of this country have ever seen. Prices: 2/6 and 1/6. Box Plan at Collier’s. THE EMPIRE [Direction Jotin Hopkins. ANOTHER BIG SUCCESS Recorded by the Smartest Company on tour—the FASHION PLATE DANDIES FASHION PLATE DANDIES FASHION PLATE DANDIES FASHION PLATE DANDIES FASHION PLATE DANDIES FASHION PLATE DANDIES FASHION PLATE DANDIES

Ijbyoua sounds from a large audience | on an inelement night denoted their gladness. JOLLY AND BRIGHT JOLLY AND BRIGHT Jireezy snatches of everything worth while in COSTUME COMEDY AND REVUE. TO-NIGHT at 8 TO-NIGHT COMPLETE CHANGE SATURDAY. prices: 4/2, 3/2, and 2/1. The good Collier hath the plan. jfq'EW pLYMOUTH J£ALE OHOIR gOCIETY. ELEVENTH GRAND CONCERT. EMPIRE THEATRE* *■ 2nd & 3rd .TUNE. By Special Engagement by the MALE CHOIRS throughout N.Z. ROSA ALBA Lvric Soprano. THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN SONGSTRESS. ‘•Mias Rosa Alba, a young soprano, with all the elements of a beautiful •Voice, possessing as it does an extensive and flexible upper register, pure in quality and accurate.” —Argus, Melbourne. ‘‘The sweet, pure voice of Rosa Alba.” —Age, Melbourne.

MISS GLADYS GAMMAN. Elecutionist. (Gold Medallist). Winner of leading prizes in recent Napier Competitions. SHSS LEILA DENBY’ (Pianist), Christ - Church; an Artist unequalled in the Southern City. Popular prices: 4/- (reserved) nd P/--Box Plan, at Collier’s, opens on fcaturfiav. A. B MACDONALD, Hon. Secretary. ±i.th REGIMENT (TARANAKI RIFLES). “A” COMPANY thirdlnnual QRAND TqiLITARY J>ALL. CORONATION HALL. KING’S BIRTHDAY, JUNE 3, 1921. The New Plymouth Citizens’ Band will assist. 8 INSTRUMENTS. 8 INSTRUMENTS. | New Plymouth’* Leading Orchestra, under direction of Mrs. George, has i been engaged. 8 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, Hon. Secretaries.

MOTOR CYCLES. _— 1 3}-h.p. "8.5. A. £27 10s. -1 3|-h.p. ‘‘Triumph” £35 1 2|-h.p. “New Imperial’’ .... £45 1 3|-h.p. “Radge Multi” £75 1 3j-h.p. “Royal Ruby” (countershaft) - £B5 1 4}-h.p. B.S.A. £OO : > 5-6 h p. “Rudge Multi” £7O j 1 6-h.p. “Royal Ruby,” late model £ll5 1 6-h.p. “Royal Enfield & Sidecar £135 The last six machines are equal to flew mechanically, and guaranteed as fcuch. THE ELTHAM MOTOR CYCLE REPAIR DEPOT. Next Bank New South Wales. •Phone 164 J. H. BODLE. Eltham. D R J. C. P ABST > (Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat) ba consulted (by appointment : onlv) at MCDONALD’S BUILDINGS. WILLIS STREET. WELLINGTON. Telephone 3586. SALE—First-Class American Or- * gan, 8 stops, perfect order, mirror top; gift at £22 10s-. terms arranged Cofiisr % '