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Taranaki Daily News, 2 June 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE PEOPLE’S TO-NIGHT! At 7.45. TO-NIGHT! A Metro Super-feature, presenting a fashion display never before attempted upon the silver sheet. “CLOTHES.” With an All-Star Caste. “CLOTHES.” With an All-Star Caste. “CLOTHES.” With an All-Star Carte. “CLOTHES.” With an All-Star Caste. Avery Hopwood and Channing Pollick’s famous Broadway success. Olive Tell heads the all-star east. He thought he had “bought” her. but woman’s instinct rebelled. A brilliant and telling drama. Also “King-of the Circus” No. 2. You’re never too old to go to a Circus! DC. 1/6, Stalls 1/-., plus tax. HE MARRIED ONE—THEN, as if one were not bad enough. THREE OF THEM CLAIM HIM at the same time. NOW, THEN, ALT. YOU MARRIED MLN—you know—even if you WON’T SAY— what one’s like; WHAT WOULD THREE MEAN? THE EMPIRE N.Z. International Attractions present SATURDAY AND MONDAY. For Two Nights Only, commencing at 8 p.m. Marriage doubles a man’s responsibilities, but halves his income. Think of it —then see— Marshall Neilan’s Matrimonial Mirthquake “DON’T EVER MARRY.”“DON’T EVER MARRY/’ “DON’T EVER MARRY.” Then let Dame Gloom enfold you in her pall. “DON’T EVER MARRY.” It’s Spicy and it’s Saucy—but, OH, HOW IT IS NICE! It’s a Cocktail of Merriment in six swigs, any one of which is calculated to give you the GLAD FEELING, and make you dizzy with the pure jov of Laughter. ALSO* BIG SUPPORTS. ! Prices: D.C. 2s, Stalls Is 6d, plus tax. I ReserVG? at Collier’s, 2a 6d.

THEATRE ROYAL WAITARA THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JUNE 2nd & 3rd. THE ENGLISH MASQUERADERS. THE ENGLISH MASQUERADERS. THE ENGLISH MASQUERADERS. THE ENGLISH MASQUERADERS. Grand Opera, to Potted Revue. Headed by LESLIE HOMES (The Prince of Comedians). LANCE FAIRFAX. M.C. (Brilliant Baritone). CLARA NORMAN, (The girl with the golden voice). CHAS. STEWART (The wizard drummer. Hear him jazz.) LES. GORDON (The Laughter Merchant.) NELLIE McGUIRE (A Bunch of Surprises.) GWEN BESTER (Soprano, winner of Champion Medal of Victoria) FOLEY WESTWOOD * (Violin Virtuoso). WINNIE TEE (Dainty Soubrette). LESLIE JEPHCOTT (Glorious Tenor) HARTLEY and WRIGHT (Something New). NORMAN LESLIE (In Merry Mixtures). TWO COMPLETE PROGRAMMES. SKETCHES, OPERAS, REVUES. GRAND OPERATIC ORCHESTRA. Uunder the Baton of George Pownall. PRICES: 4s. 3s and 2s J Plus Tax). Box Plan now open at Rat tenbury’s. BE WISE! LOOK EARLY!

SCARLET AND WHITE DANCE is aid of THE GIRLS’ HOSTEL FC ND will be held in the Kawaroa Park Bungalow about, the middle of June. Prizes for the best Scarlet and White Dresses. Particulars later. J. HOSKIN, Organiser. ’Phone 403. 94 and 95 COMPANIES (Senior Cadets). (JRAND MILITARY JJALL KING’S BIRTHDAY—JUNE 3. STRATFORD TOWN HALL. In aid of Fund for Sports Meeting. Music by Mrs. Bianchi’s Orchestra. Gents, 3/-. Ladies, 2/CORPORAL H. JAMES, . Hon. Secretary. P.O. Box 149. % ; MIDHIRST FOOTBALL DANCE. QWING to a Military Ball being held in Stratford on June 3, we have decided to postpone our Dance for one week, and to hold same on FRIDAY, 10th June. G. ANDERSEN, See. Midhirst Football Club. A? B. W ALDIE ’ ELECTRO-PLATER, 7~y~ AR removed to 197 GT. AUBYN STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. If you want solid tyres fitted to your truck, get in touch with C. L. Wilson and Co., agents for North Briki»]j Solid Truck TJres. Beit value!. 50