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Taranaki Daily News, 11 March 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. KING’S THEATRE, STRATFORD. TO-DAY At 2 p.m. TO-NIGHT %t 8. The Crowning Achievement of Paramount Royalty Masterpieces, “HUMORESQUE” “HUMORESQUE” “HUMORESQUE” A story of human beings as they are. Tears and laughter intermingle in it as they do in real life. “HUMORESQUE” they cried, and he played it in farewell —played it with breaking heart—they smiling flung his career away! Nothing we can tell you in cold print about “HUMORESQUE” will do the picture justice. It is - one of those productions that you have to see to appreciate. FULL ORCHESTRAL MATINEE TODAY AT 2 P.M. And Again at 8 To-night. Prices: D.C. 2/2, Stalls 1/8. Box plan at Humphrey’s, Bookseller and Stationer (late Wilson Bros.), Stratford./ RESERVE THIS EVENING, RESERVE THIS EVENING, MARCH 11, For SECOND GRAND QPEN A IR QONCERT At The Poet’s Bridge, PUKEKURA PARK LAKE. PUKEKURA PARK LAKE. TO-NIGHT Promoted by and Proceeds in Aid of the Sports Ground Committee. PROGRAMME. 1. Selection, 4th Wellington Battalion Band. 2. Song, Sergt.-Major Gill. 3. Song, Mrs. F. C. Ferry. 4. Song, Mr. Baden Bellringer. 5. Mandoline Solo, Sergt.-Major Shepherd. 6. Cornet Solo, Bandsman Kay. 7. Song, Mr. P. Fredric. 8. Violin Solo, Mr. Rupert George. 9. Euphonium Solo, Bandsman Lowe. 10. Song, Mrs. F. C. Ferry. 11. Selection, 4th Wellington Battalion Band. “God Save the King.” Admission: Adults Is, Children 6d. L. LITTLE, Hon. Secretary, N.P. Sports Ground Committee.

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