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Taranaki Daily News, 1 February 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. . EVERYBODY’S TO-NIGHT At 7.45 TO-NIGHT First Screening of our Big Mid-week Double Star BilL ROSEMARY THEBE ROSEMARY THEBE In a tense story of romance and intrigue on the Mexican Border. “RIO GRANDE” “RIO GRANDE” Seven reels of fascinating adventure. And MAY ALLISON MAY ALLISON In a Metro five -reel special, “THE LAST CARD” “THE LAST CARD” A gripping mystery storv with a great and unexpected climax. A 100 PER CENT. BILL. Prices as Usual. QRAND QHTLDREN’S In aid of -—■> 4th BATTALION V - REGIMENT BAND. EMPIRE THEATRE EMPIRE THEATRE TO-NIGHT ANL TOMORROW THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2. PROGRAMME. National Anthem. Part I. Overture .. Mrs. George’s Orchestra L Irish Jig—Eunice* Brdkenshire, Mona Smart. Eileen Morton. Mavis Berridge. Peggy Watkins and Olive Erickson. A Song. comic, “It Gets There Just the Same,” Gerald Hoskin 3. Trombone Trio. Messrs. Kay, Feek and Handley. 4. Song Ella Thomson 5. Duet, Jim Harper & Sheilah Sturmey 6. Recitation, “Jack’s Xmas Angle,” Miss Ina CantelL 7. Pianoforte Duet. Maida Jones and Olive Erickson. 8. Euphonium Solo .... Mr. J. Lowe 9. Cachuca—lna CantelL Maida Jones, Doris Thomson. Phyllis Berridge, Jean McKenzie. Gladys Bond. Doris Bond. Dorothy Morton, Phyllis Harvey and Marjory Thomson. JO. Song, selected. Mr. P. A. Tunbridge Interval of io minutes. Part 11. Overture .... Mrs. George’s Orchestra 1. Hawaii Sketch—Olive Erickson, Connie Erickson. Peggy Watkins, Mavis Berridge, Mona Smart, Eveline George. Ona Jones, Ella Thomson, Doris George and Eileen Morton. 2. Song r.... Emily Hoyle 3. Quartette Selection —Messrs. Kay, Hedley, Taylor and J. Lowe. 4. Recitation, “Slarch Wind’s Pranks,” Gerald Hoskin. fi. Dutch Dance—lna Cantell, Dnrie Thomson. Morton. Doris Bond. Jean McKenzie. Gladys Bond. Maida Jones and Phyllis Harvey. 6. Song .... Miss Keitha Loveridge 7. Pianoforte duet—Maida Jones and Olive Erickson. 8. Song .... Master Stanley Watson 9. Cornet Solo. 10. Song, Gerald Hoskin and Olive Erickson. GOD SAVE THE KING. Prices: 3s, 2s and Is. Children half-price. Plus Tax. J. HOSKIN, Organiser. J£LTHAM JJIGHLAND piPE & gRASS gANDS Will Render A SELECT PROGRAMME OF MUSIC at the NGAERE GARDENS on SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1921. At 1.30 p.m. Proceeds in aid of the COMBINED BANDS’ QUEEN CARNIVAL. JfEW PLYMOUTH SAVINGS BANK. fpHE Bank has re-opened after the Xmas vacation, and is paying 4J per cent, on deposits. The Penny Branch was established on April 1, and on December 31, £152 12s fid had been banked in small sums by the children. Any amount may be deposited from id upwards. G. E. DINNISS, Manager. VyE have made a special purchase of Heavy Red Motor Cycle Tubes and can. offer the following special prices i for fourteen days: —; 26x21 .........a 9/x 2i 9/6 18 x 3 11/Guaranteed New Stock. IRA J. BRIDGER, MOTOR EQUIPMENT STORE, qfhone 66D, ELTHAM.