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Taranaki Daily News, 8 February 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY’S TO-NIGHT! At 745. TO-WIGHT I A DOUBLE STAR ATTRACTION! “You must choose between us now! You can only have one of us, even though YOU THINK YOU LOVE BOTH —YOUR HUSBAND & YOUR LOVER!” And she made her choice—AFTEß BEING-MARRIED TEN YEARS! Which did she take? MILTON SILLS A ORA CAREW bi Jack London’s Vivid Drama from Life “THE LITTLE FOOL.” “THE LITTLE FOOL.” Additional: —Universal presents Gladys Walton. “ALL DOLLED UP.” Gladys Walton. “ALL DOLLED UP.” Behind her counter in the big departmental store she waa shy and demure •—but—when she was “ALL DOLLED UP” Oh! Boy!! D.C. 1/6 Nulls 1/-, plus tax. EMPIRE THEATRE TO-MORROW, FRIDAY A SATURDAY. A RACE NIGHT SPECIAL! Universal Films present the beautiful and versatile PRISCILLA DEAN PRISCILLA DEAN PRISCILLA DEAN PRISCILLA DEAN in a big super-picture that grips the toeart-strings with its wonderful appeal. “REPUTATION.” ' “REPUTATION.” “REPUTATION.” “REPUTATION.” Every man and every woman knows its meaning, every child old enough to read knows the definition and full significance of “REPUTATION.” Every woman knows she is either respected and reverenced, or damned as a Metal outcast, according to her “REPUTATION.” The story of a wilful girl win deserts husband and child and becomes a famous actress, and of her child raised in an I orphan asylum, wife inherits her mother’s talent and beauty, plus sweetness of spirit and nobility of character. Fate the two the leading figures in a drama of overwhelming intensity. ■ PRISCILLA DEAN’S GREAT TRIUMPH. [ Prices: D.C. 2/-. Stalls 1/6. ’ Box Plan at Collier’s. 1 ■ 1 — 1 OPUNAKE BEACH. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 11, 1922. QRAND gE ASIDE pETE. Sports, Surf Bathing, etc., etc. Dance in Pavilion at Night. C. O. EDMONDS, Sec. week Dad was feeling blue, kfum said she felt “dippy” too, In fact we all wore a frown, Corners of our mouth- drooped down. Chis week we are quite all right, lave a healthy appetite, Because we nad the sense to spend kt Ngaere Gardens our week-end. We murmur now, as Dad says grace, 'Bless Lester Brothers’ lovely place!” Next musical programme, SUNDAY. February 19. Telephone 315, Stratford Exchange. HORTICULTURAL SHOW. pj ORT I CULTURAL gOCIETY gHOW. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 25, 1922. ffI<ASSES INCUT FLOWERS & FERNS. DECORATIVE DESIGNS. SPECIAL TROPHY. FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. POTATOES —Special Novice Section. HONEY. HOME MADE PRESERVES, BREAD A, CAKES. SCHEDULES and Entry Forms may be ® obtained from Messrs. Newton King, Ltd.; The Modern Tailors; Webster Bros.; and Mr. McGahey’s, Fruiterer, |56, Devon Street. ‘ J. W. TAUNT, Secretary. £JEW pLYMOUTH TO JJAWERA. RETURN DAILY. (Seven-seater Car.) Depart Plymouth (Currie Street), Daily News Offic-, at 4.30 a.m., arrive at Haw. a 7 am. (catch Wanganui train). Oeparte—Hawera 7.15 (Royal Hotel), ar rives New Plymouth, at 9.30 a.m. HARES: New Plymouth to Hawera 10s, Haw era to New Plymouth 7e. C. DYKES, Proprietor. MOTOR CYCLES RUBY 3J. 3-speed TRIUMPH 3*. 3-speed xfo BJ9JL 4}, 1920 £B7 BAA. 4J. 1919 £ ‘° 8.8. A. 4J. 1918 DOUGLAS 1921, little used ... EM* 5 ENFIELD 3*. countershaft .... £5B INDIAN 19**9 £BO | HARLEY 1920, speedometer, etc. £lO5 - TERMS ARRANGED. PERCY J. DOUGLASS | NEW PLYMOUTH I