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Taranaki Daily News, 16 December 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. pMP I R E pHEA T R E GLAD TIDINGS FOR ALL! I Mr. Brandon Holt will present his Glittering Spectacle, ROBINSON»CRUSOE PANTOMIME. ROBINSON CRUSOE PANTOMIME. L ROBINSON CRUSOE PANTOMIME. ROBINSON CRUSOE PANTOMIME. NEXT TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20. I NEXT WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 21. . A Startling Arrav of Artists, including MISS DOROTHY MANNING, L Australia’s favorite “Principal Boy,” MR. HARRY GRAHAM. Noted English Comedian and Dame Impersonator. A GREAT COMBINATION DIRECT FROM AUSTRALIA. , CHARMING BALLET AND CHORUS CHARMING BALLET AND CHORUS By a Bevy of Beauty Special Scenic Effects, Elaborate Dressing, Brilliant Lighting. Sparkling Music, Hilarious Comedy. PANTOMIME. PANTOMIME. Years have elapsed since you had Pantomime in New Plymouth. Alterations and additions to the stage will enable us to present this seasonable attraction in its entirety. Popular Prices (to meet the fall in butter and cheese): 4s 2d, 3s 2d, 2s Id. Plans open at Collier’s on {Saturday. MATINEE WEDNESDAY, 2 P.M ' MATINEE WEDNESDAY, 2 P.M. Special Matinee Prices for School Children, Is Id and Is 7d.

Coming! Coming! TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17. THE pAINUI ENTERTAINERS. 20 —PERFORMERS— 20 First-class Company of Talented Artists. HAWAIIAN MELODIES Played on Guitars, Ukuleles, Mandolines, and Banjos. SKIP. BAKER, The Eminent Operatic Basso. MITA MOHI, Ragtime Artist. DAVE NICHOLLS* Silver Tenor. MISS MARIE BAKER, Revue Artist and Soprano. HAWAIIAN, CHINESE AND MAORI SONGS. MISS M. WHAKAAHU, MISS E. DRUMMOND, MISS P. NICHOLLS, MISS E. TAUT ARI (Pois). THOS. ELERS (Comedian and Hypnotist), GEE PATUAKA (Descriptvie Vocalist), JAKE HAPETA (The “Knut”), SERGT.-MAJOR CHAPMAN (Light Comedian & Society Entertainer), Will all be here with other Star Artists. HEAR THE TALENTED QUARTETTE. The Theatre will be Packed, so be Early. Miss P. Hakaraia, Musical Directress. E. S. Whakaahu Manager. Prices: 4/-, 3/- and 2/-; Children 1/e very where. pAST pND JJESERVE QOMMITTEE. NEW YEAR’S DAY. (MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 1922). SPORTS & PICNIC PROGRAMME. 1. Boys’ Race, under 16 years. 2. Boys’ Race, under 12 years. 3. Girls’ Race under 16 years. 4. Girls’ Race, under 12 years. 5. Adults. 100 yards. 6. Mon 100 yards swimming. .7. Hurdle Race. 8. Ladies, 50 yards sea swim. 9. Girls, 50 yards swimming. 10. Tug-of-war (schools championship). 11. Putting the Shot (161 b. 12. Men, 100 yards sea swim. 13. Highland Dancing. 14. Returned Soldiers’ Race, 100 yards. 15. Schools Relay Race (championship). 16. High Dive. Pillow Fight. , Nail Driving for ladies. Stepping the Chain. Sack Races. Greasy Boom. Tub Races. Obstacle Race. Three-legged Races. And a hast of other events and sideshows too numerous to mention. FUN GALORE FOR THE KIDDIES!

Don’t miss this great event. All events post entry. ELTHAM PIPE BAND IN ATTENDANCE. R. DE B. HILL, Hon. Secretary. P.O. Box 90. LIGHT LIGHT BRIGHT AND CLEAR! CYCLISTS,. CHEER UP! fT is quite unnecessary to put up with a miserable half-hearted light for a moment longer. ■ Quite a revolution in Cy-le Lamps has taken place during the la. year or two. The famous “Monarch” Acetylene Lamp is the brightest Cycle Lamp value ever offered at 22/6. If you want to save trouble and matches, the “Delta” Electric Cycle Lamp at 25/- will fill the bill. Or if your necessities demand no more than a “bobby doger,” you can have one for 4/6. ARNOLD GEORGE BROUGHAM STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH.