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Taranaki Daily News, 16 December 1921, Page 1

AJTOSEMMTS. SOTE.—“LYING LIPS” on MONDAY. EVERYBODY’S TO-NIGHT! At 7.45. TO-NIGHT! The Sphinx and the Pyramids have looked down at a lot of love affairs, but the best of all was that of About Pasha, Elinor Wayne, the beautiful Heiress, and Ahmed, the Donkev-bov. SESSUE HAYAKAWA in x “AN ARABIAN KNIGHT.” “AN ARABIAN KNIGHT.” The romance of a Donkey-Boy of Cairo, featuring Sessue- Hayakawa. A picture of Thrills and Hashish Dens, laughter, and lovely ladie«r-of the harem. In Egypt, when a houseful of hired assassins doesn't satisfy the villain, he drops in at the Hashish Den. There he engages men who would boil their own grandmothers in oil for a pipe of their favorite smoke' The famous Japanese Star makes a wonderful debut as a Comedian. Also Gazettes, Comedv and “The Lost City.” D.C. 1/6, Stalls 1/-, plus tax. MATINEE TO-DAY, AT 2 P.M. gSIPIRE jffEATRE SONG AND PIANOFORTE RECITAL.' SONG AND PIANOFORTE RECITAL. BY PUPILS OF ARNOLD 0. STURROCK, L.Mus, T.C.L MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1921. At 8 p.m. PROGRAMME. “God Save the King.*’ 1. Pianoforte .Solo. “Cloches” (Barrett), Mms Lucy Molloy. 2. Song, “Ka Mate’ Ka Mate!” (Maori war song) (Te Rangi Hikiroa), Mr. C. M Trehey. 3. Song. “Sing. Sing Blackbird” (Phillips) Miss Alison Greig. 4. Pianoforte Solo. “Children’s Dance,” Miss Daisy Gooday. 5. Song. “Oberon in Fairyland” (Slater), Mr. F. E. Gooder. 6. Song. “A Birthday” (Cowen). Miss Perrott. 7. Pianoforte Solo. ' Barcarolle in G”, (Rubinstein), Mr. Harold Morey/ S. Song. “For You Alone” (Geehl), Mr. Baden Bellringer./ Interval. 1. Pianoforte Solo. ••Romance” (Sibelius). Miss Win. Openshaw. 2. Song. “Annie Laurie” (Liza Lehmann*. Miss Macmahon. 3. Song, “If I Might Oniv Come to You” ■ (Squire*. Mr. Baden Bellringer. 4. Song. “Waits Poi” (Hill), Miss Isabel Openshaw. 5. Pianoforte Solo. "Humors” (Mackenzie). Miss Avis Greig. 6. Song.- 'Border Ballad” (Cowen). Mr.

C. M. Trehey. 7- Song. “A Spirit Flower” (Stanton), Miss Jessie Cocker. € Song. “Ona wav. Awake. Beloved” (Cowen), Mr. F. E. Gooder. “God Save the King.’k Prices: 3s (reserved) and 2s; no extra charge for booking. Box Plan opens at Co!lier’= on Thur.s day, December 1-5, 1921. ST. MARY’S CHURCH. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 8 p.m. QRG A N JJECITAL —By— R. NEVILLE' RENAUD. Soloist: Mrs. Wilkes. MOUNTAIN HOUSE. MOUNTAIN HOUSE. yy EEK -E N D EXCURSIONS From Saturday. 22nd Oct.. Cheap Week-end Excursions will be inaugurated from New Plymouth to North Egmont House. Care will leave Snelling and Andrews’ Garage, Broug’ am Street, at 2 p.m. on Saturdays, t.turning to town ori Monday morning, at 9 o’clock. Visitors will therefore be able to spend from the Saturday Afternoon till Monday morning on the mountain, breakfasting before leaving. A minimum of seven required. Parties may be arranged. Seats may be booked at the Tourist Bureau (Humphries & Davies’, Telephone No. 642): or Snelling and Andrews’, Telephone No. 357). INCLUSIVE FAI.E (motor and board), £2. s®.

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