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Taranaki Daily News, 18 November 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. JIATINEE TO-MORROW, AT 2 P.M. EVERYBODY’S

TO-NIGHT! At 7.45. TO-NIGHT! *TII give any reward—to the person who rescues that child!” Mira thought a moment, and said: •VERY WELL—I CLAIM THE REWARD—THAT YOU MARRY ME!” A’ l - *o came about the Strangest Marriage on Record. SEE BESSIE BARRISCALE BESSIE BARRISCALE as the lovelv Professional Diver in n THE WOMAN MICHAEL MARRIED.” *THE WOMAN MICHAEL MARRIED ” showing: Gazettes, Comedy and ‘•The Lost City,” and ‘-The N.Z. Bowlers in Scotland-’’ AT USUAL PRICES.

MONDAY' AND TUESDAY NEXT! A Big Special Attraction at EVERYBODY’S Truth is be«t taught by living example. *The Victim" is a true story—it teaches* p. vital truth in a drama so vivid, so unmistakably human —it will never be forgotten. ROBERT T. HAINES ROBERT T. HAINES de Father Cosgrove, the Priest who was true to his vows even though death Were his portion —when one word might have saved him. ‘•THE VICTIM.” ‘-THE VICTIM.” “THE VICTIM.” IA verification of fact that is stranger, far stranger, than fiction. The thrilling drama of a Priest’s sacrifice rather than reveal what has been entrusted- to him under the seal of the Confessional. - Presented by arrangement with the Catholic Art Association of New York. Box Plane at Collier’s. D.C. 1/6, Stalls Is. Reserves 2s, plus tax.

/“'’HRI. -MAS comen bur once a year; so does Plunket Day, and that is Saturday next at Kawaroa.

EMPIRE THEATRE. November 21, 22, 23. BILLETED" • A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS By F e Tennyson Jesse and H. M. Harwood. Betty Taradine Mrs. Claude Weston Penelope Moon ... Mrs. Rex Brewster Miss Liptrott (the vicar’s sister* Mrs. E. A. Walker Mrs. Brace (the cook) ... Mrs. Bartley Rose (a maid) Miss Jessie Home Peter Taradine Mr. A. L. North Colonel Preedy Mr. A. L Moore Rpv. Ambrose Liptrott (the vicar) Mr. C. H. Wynyard Mr. McFarlane (bank manager) Mr. Andrew Smith The Play takes place in the morning £oom of the Manor House, Pet worthy. in the August of 1915. oOX PLAN OPENS AT COLLIER’S ON THURSDAY MORNING. You have been to Everybody’s tor pictures; you must try Everybody’s for meat on Plunket Friday. Lamb, beef, ducks. fowls, ham. brawn, soups—everything, at Everybody’s, every time. Butcher in charge: Mrs. Hugh Baily.

THE EVENT OF THE YEAR. THE EVENT OF THE YEAR. THE WEST END SCHOOL GALA DAY' SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1921. KAWAROA PARK Reserve Thia Date. HEMPTON HALL, OKATO. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1921. £J RA N D . OONCERT 5y the Children of St. Paul’s Sunday School. pNCERT! DANCE! SUPPER! Admission 2a. pLUNKET hare and Plunket there, * Plunket everywhere at Kawaroa Saturday.

m o r y t a ir house. MOUNTAIN HOUSE. fPECLAL SPRING 'TARIFF. Tor the next two months only the Tariff at the North Egmont Mountain House will be 14/- per day (inclusive), or £4 18s per week. The Accommodation and Table a”c equal to those of the best hotels ir. the big centres at a guinea a day and. over, added to which are the incomparable scenery, the health-giv-ing air,-and the restfulness of the mountain. For the tired, nerve-jangled housewife, jaded business man, or overworked or worried fanner, a week at the Mountain will set herself or himself up for another year. Avail yourself of this opportunity of spending a few days at the Mountain at nominal cost. Book at the Tourist Bureau (Humphries and Davies’, Egmont Street, Telephone No. 642), or with the Secretary (Mr. Hugh Baily). Egmont Street, Telephone No. 89).