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Taranaki Daily News, 6 August 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE EMPIRE TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT! Last occasion of a picturesque Romance of the Cattle Country. HARRY CAREY in “BARE FISTS.” HARRY CAREY in “BARE FISTS.” HARRY CAREY in “BARE FISTS.” Hard Riding. Straight Shooting, Strong Situations The West of Old vividly painted in Carey’s newest Universal Special Attraction. The Bill includes a big Universal tworeel comedy. “Tough Luck,” and Gazettes. Prices: D.C. 1/6, Stalls 1/-, plus tax. Reserves at Collier’s.

EMPIRE THEATRE WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 10 & 11. Direction A. P. Truda. Super-Attraction. NOTARIELLO Famous NOTARIELLO NOTARIELLO Italian NOTARIELLO NOTARIELLO Operatic NOTARIELLO NOTARIELLO Tenor. NOTARIELLO Antonio Notariello, the celebrated Operatic Tenor, comes straight to New Zealand from his native Italy, the land of famous singers. Twenty-six years of age, this wonder tenor has captivated musical Italy in meteoric fashion. His •successes range from the winning of the 5000-franc grand prize against all-comers, and the highest diploma of the Royal Conservatorium of Music, Naples, to the triumphal fulfilment of grand opera roles in San Carlo, Milan, and Rome. He is the Soul of Song. Said one of the leading critics in Rome: i-TT IS CERTAIN THAT NOTARIELLO WILL FOLLOW IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF t’ARUSO.” Brilliant Supporting Artists: Mr. GORDON SHORT Pianist MISS RAY FOX Violiniste Admission: 5s (reserved), 3s, 2s & Is. ("plus tax). Box Plan opens at Collier’s this morning, at ‘J a.m.

EMPIRE THEATRE Direction J. and N. Tait. MONDAY, AUGUST 15. Re-appearance, for One Night Only, of the world-famous Russian Musicians, THE CHERNIAVSKYS. THE CHERNTAVFKYS. THE CHERNIAVSKYS. “Three of the most remarkable young men in the World of Music.” —London Standard. “They thrilled, us again and again.” •—New York Times. LEO Violin JAN Piano MISCHEL ... 'Cello THREE GREAT SOLOISTS. THREE GREAT SOLOISTS. THREE GREAT SOLOISTS. Admission: 6/- (reserved), 4s, 2s, plus tax. Plan opens at Collier’s next Friday. STRATFORD CONCERT—Sat., Aug. 13. THORPE’S SALE FOR SEVEN DAYS ONLY. COMMENCING TO-DAY! Corner of Devon and Gover Streets. yiTE have taken over Mr. Tremlitt’s stock, and intend to offer the complete stock at BARGAIN PRICES. ALL WOOL COLONIAL TWEED COATS, latest patterns and shapes, 59/6, 69/6, 79/6. RAIN COATS from 45/-. TWEED SKIRTS - from 14/11 BLOUSES from 5/6 MOIRETTE UNDERSKIRTS, all colors. 7/11 BLACK HOSE 1/9 LADIES’ VESTS 2/3 CQRSETS, Mauve, Black, Grey and White, all at special prices from 10/6 We Specialise in SILK BLOUSES and JUMPERS ' from l?/6 , NOTE THE ADDRESS: THORPE. DRAPER. On the Corner, past J. MeNelrl’s j Store.

EARLY SEED POTATOES. H.aA- PICKED prime quality ROBIN ■LjR. EARLY ROSE. EARLY PURWN, BLACK KIDNEY, SUTTON’IfcUPREME, now ready. GAIjIEN SEEDS AT COLLECTION RATI?». 6/- worth (12 packets) for 4/6. free. Write or call for Seed List. I 11. G. STAUB, se; dsman, nurseryman, &c. 16 ,EGENT STREET, lIAWERA. IVA2 rED—Repair Work, building 1 ade, in all branches, country or town -ork. Estimates given.—HUNT & BE; LE, c/o Taranaki Agencies,. Ltd., Broua ,m street, or c/o Vogeltowc - ■ ■ - - “"