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Taranaki Daily News, 27 December 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY’S TO-NIGHT! At 7.45. TO-NIGHT! Absolutely the last night of WILLIAM S. (BILL) HART. WILLIAM S. (BILL) HART. In his own Masterpiece. “THE CRADLE oV COURAGE.” “THE CRADLE OF COURAGE.” “THE CRADLE OF COURAGE.” A vivid and powerful story with an unusual plot. ’ Also showing—Gazette, Travel and the Big Laugh Avalanche LARRY’ SEMOX in SOLID CONCRETE. LARRY’ SEMOX in SOLID CONCRETE. You can always depend cn a good laugh when Larry appears. THIS IS A CORKER! Prices: D.C. 2/-, Stalls 1/6, plus tax. COMING TO-MORROW! WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY OXLY FUN? FUN! FUN! Two hotfrs of hilarious happenings with ANNETTE KELLERMAN ANNETTE KELLERMAN ANNETTE KELLERMAN ANNETTE KELLERMAN In her mile-a-minute comedy-drama “WHAT WOMEN LOVE.” “WHAT WOMEN LOVE.” “WHAT WOMEN LOVE.” “WHAT WOMEN LOVE.” In which you’ll see— The most beautiful figure on earth. Thrills on land and sea and in the High Heavens! The most remarkable under-water scenes ever photographed. It seethes with excitement, sizzles with action, sparkles with fun. “WHAT WOMEN LOVE.” With ANNETTE KELLERMAN, the . famous Diving Venus. Box Plans at Theatre To-Night, and Collier’s all day to-morrow. Mary had a little lamb, Is a very antiquated fable, But Lester Bros, have modern ideas, And have launched on the Xgaere Garden lake A motor boat named “Mabel.” Note—Poetry critics “have a heart.” LESTER BROS. TELEPHONE 315. Stratford Exchange. Seaside frivolity! JJEW* YEARS r>AY piCNIC. OX NGAMOTV BEACH. Kew Plymouth's Most Priceless Treasure. j TREASURE HUNT. Where the excavations of one thousand I will be the admiration of ten thousand. . Amusing and interesting. Full of prizes food and new. New Plymouth's biggest ; shilling's worth. On the Beach at Ngamotu. Novelty Sports. Aquatic Events. Children s Races. Roller Joy Bathing. DELAYED TRAINS. Electric Trams to Picnic Grounds. lOT WATER AND MILK FREE. Bring your Tea and Sugar. Admission to Grounds: One Shilling. Children Free. North South. East. West, Ngamotu Picnic always’best. R. O. ELLIS, Hon. Secretary.

rpHE J£VENT QF 'J’HE yEAR. H ; ! Ho! Hi. Ho. To the East End go For fun. enjoyment And laughter; Remember the date, and don’t be late. And be sorry ever after. Thebe'!! be games for the voung and the old. Fact, nothing to equal it, so I am told; So make for the sand, a few quid n your hand (And go home and say it’s the best beach in the land. There!! be swimming and running and riding events. And side-shows galore in dozens of W tents; Have a try* Hi! Hi! at the cocoanut shy And to get the greased pig back into the sty. With bran tub*, fishing ponds, and cutting the ham. Or even to guessing the weight of the lamb; Nail-driving obstacle races, and tug-of-war— There’s nothing to beat it on any shore. Twelve Scots will be there, with kilts to their knees. And their music is sure the young heart * to please; 60 fathers and mothers and children I say Come to the East End on New Year’s Day! —East End Poet. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. J»HE rpUBE & ’J’Y’RE gERVIOE (H. E. Hooker, Vulcaniser.) STAINTON A CO.’S GARAGE, DEVON STREET. NEW PLYMOUTH. yyiSHES to notify the Motorists of New Plymouth and Surrounding Districts that he has commenced business at the above address and is prepared to undertake all class of tube and tyre repairs. Retreading a specialty. Consult jne about your tyre trouble; it costs nothing.