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Taranaki Daily News, 21 September 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. NOTE.—Dora Idina, the Terpsichorean Marvel, To-Morrow & Friday. THE PEOPLE’S TO-NIGHT! At 7.45. TO-NIGHT! Last Night of a Double Fox Bill. WM. RUSSELL in “COLORADO PLUCK,” and SHIRLEY MASON in “THE MOTHER HEART,” and Fox Gazettes. COMING TO-MORROW! The Marvellous and Unrivalled MME. DORALDINA. In the Metro Special Production PASSION FRUIT. PASSION FRUIT. A turbulent drama of the moonlit Tropics. A powerfully entrancing story of love and brute force beneath the palm trees of Hawaii. See the wonderful Dances that have made Doraldina the talk of three Continents. Prices: D.C. 1/6, Stalls 1/-, plus tax.

Universal’s Biggest Picture At THE EMPIRE TO-MORROW, FRIDAY’ & SATURDAY, At 8 p.m. If she lived to be a hundred she would never forget what she saw in that blinding moment. PRISCILLA DEAN. PRISCILLA DEAN. The most vigorous, dynamic personality in moving pictures, in the UniversalJewel de luxe eight-reeler, “OUTSIDE THE LAW.” “OUTSIDE THE LAW.” Never has dazzling Priscilla Dean been seen in anything half so vital and living as this tremendous drama of human passions. and she has supporting her the best •‘bad man” that the screen has ever known —Lon Chaney—world famous for his work in “The Miracle Man.” Prices: D.C. 2s, Stalls Is 6d, Reserves 2s 6d (plus tax). Plans now open at Collier’s.

BELL BLOCK HALL. A EUCHRE Party and Dance will be held in the above hall on THURSDAY NIGHT, at S p.m. Good prizes. Proceeds in aid of the Taranaki Coursing Club. Admission: Gentlemen 2/6, Ladies 1/6. F. DOUGHTY, Hon. Sec. CARDIFF SCHOOL. ’ GRAND Plain and Fancy Dress Ball will be held in the Cardiff School on FRIDAY’, September 23. Proceeds in aid of equipping tennis court. Grand March at 8 p.m. Good floor, good supper. Music by Mrs. Bianchi. Gents 2/6; Ladies 1/6, or Basket. O. STEWART, Hon. Sec. THIRD-ANNUAL GATHERING. LABOR DAY SPORTS & PICNIC (Held under the Auspices of the Taranaki Workers’ Council.) WESTERN PARK, NEW PLYMOUTH, On MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1921. (Labor Day.)

Following is the programme of events: Children’s Races (under 14 years). 100 Y’ards Open; first £3, second £l. 220 Yards Open; first £3 10s, second £1 10s. 440 Yards Open; first £3, second £l. 220 Y'ards Open (Amateur); trophies

value £3 and £l. 440 Y’ards Open (Amateur); trophies

value £3 and £l. Male Unionists’ Relay, 440 yards; first £2. Y’ouths’ Race, 150 yards (16 years and under); trophies. Girls’ Race, 75 yards; trophy. Married Ladies’ Race, 75 yards; trophy. Single Ladies’ Race, 75 yards; trophy. Youths’ Race, 16 to 18 years; trophies. Obstacle Race; trophy, £2. Hurdle Race, 120 yards; first £2, second £l. Boys’ Mile Cycle Race (17 and under);

trophy. Boys’ Half-mile Cycle Race (17 and under); two prizes donated. Half-mile Cycle Race (open), first £3, second £1 10s. One Mile Cycle Race (open); first £3,

second £1 10s. One and a-half Miles Cycle Race (open); first £6, second £2, third 10s. Two Miles Cycle Race (scratch); lap prize 2s 6d; first £3, second £l. Boys’ Half-mile Walk; trophies. Relay Race (Primary Schools), 440

yards; lour medals. Relay Race (Secondary Schools), 440

yards, four medals. Y’ouths’ Sack Race (16 and under), tro

phy. Y’ouths’ Three-legged Race; trophy. Bandsmens Race, 100 yards (with instruments), trophy. Physical Drill Display (High School Boys). Committee Men’s Race: trophy. Entries for 100 yards, 220 yards, and 440 yards, 220 yards (amateur), 120 yards hurdles, and all cycle events, close with the Secretary on Saturday. October 15. Any competitor desiring full programme, with all particulars, will have same forwarded upon application to the Secretary. CITIZENS’ BAND IN ATTENDANCE. UNIQUE BABY COMPETITION. Every one has a chance. Four prizes, value 10s each. SIDESHOWS AND COMPETITIONS GALORE. GRAND BALL AT 8 p.m. IN CORONATION HALL. R. G. BRABYN, Hon. Secretary. Box 193. New Plymouth