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Taranaki Daily News, 21 March 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. LAST NIGHT OF A BIG LAUGH BOOM. EVERYBODY’S TO-NIGHT! At 7.45. TO-NIGHTI Last Night of that Ko mi cal Kuss BEN TURPIN. “MARRIED LIFE.” BEN TURPIN. “MARRIED LIFE.” With all the Sennett Beauties! ’‘Married Life”—Both Cause and Cure Matrimony! Also showing: The first of the famous ’‘Sherlock Holmes” series of productions: “THE RESIDENT PATIENT.” D.C. 1/6, Stalls 1/-, plus tax. EVERYBODY’S TO-MORROW & THURSDAY. We have pleasure in announcing ANOTHER BRITISH MASTERPIECE. A picture-story as delightful and sweet as a fine morning in spring. •‘LADDIE.” The etory vf a little old “LADDIE?** lady’s adventures in search “LADDIE.” of her boy. A picture that “LADDIE.” will delight the whole fam“LADDIE.” ily. Starring England's famous Character Actress MISS SYDNEY FAIRBROTHER as LADDIE’S MOTHER. Her deft touches of humor and pVhos are remarkable for their naturalness, and you will follow the vicissitudes that befall the lovable, little old widow with genuine concern. IT HAS NO GORGEOUS MOUNTINGS. NEITHER HAS IT THOUSANDS OF HORSES & ACTORS. BUT— IT HAS THE BEST STORY SEEN IN PICTURES FOR YEARS. DON’T MISS “LADDIE.” D.C. 2/-, Stalls 1/6. Box Plan at Collier’s. •k. ■■■—■- A'RATFORD A. & P. CARNIVAL SHOW GROUNDS, STRATFORD THURSDAY, MARCH 23, At 11 a.m. g ome thing you will talk abou p opular taste well catered fo n Thursday, March 23rd, at 11 Q unning, Cycling, & Farmers’ Tro >P ug o’ War, Open & Maiden Trot g DANCING. MOTOR CAR RACING EXTRAORDINARY! Thrilling tussle ’twixt travelling Titans To be seen only at Stratford on March 23rd. PONT come if vou suffer from NERVES SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF ynfPEPPO’S ANTIPODEAN TRAVELLING CIRCUS & ZOO. hotch-potch of marvels, music and mirth. -■* See this and avoid the doctor! BRING THE YOUNGSTERS! Special Races for the Kiddies; bring YOURS. Competitions for Chain Stepping, Sheaf Tossing, Weight Guessing. Luncheon and Afternoon Tea on the Grounds. z Fruit, Lolly and Light Refreshment Stalls. Eltham Brass Band in Attendance. Admission to Grounds: Gents 2s, Ladies Is, Children 6d (no tax). Admission to Grandstand; Adults Is, Qrildren 6d. A Whanga Train delayed until 7 pm. pAREWELL gOCIAL Will be tendered to MR- A MRS. E. M. MOSS & FAMILY. residents of the district in th' Tataraimaka School, FRIDAY, MARCH 24 Commencing at 8 p.m. Music by Mr. Pearson. Admission: Ladies 1/-, Gentlemen 1/6. O. M. PATERSON, Hon. Sec.

POOTBALL Clubs! Buy your new ball from us. Finest quality only and lowest prices. Poet Free and net cash with order. SCHOOL MATCH 11., 15/6. SCHOOL SPECIAL MATCH 11., 25/-. NATIONAL MATCH IL, 27/6. GILBERT’S MATCH 11., 31/-. X All hand sewn and complete with bladder.) - FOOTBALL PUMPS, 5/6 & 8/6. FOOTBALL PUMP ADAPTERS, 1/6. SHIN PADS (fit inside stockings), 3/6 pair. NOTE.—We will be posting all foottall results up outside our shop as Mnal. Football Clubs may leave notices or messages re matches with us. SPORTS! BUY lOUR SUPPLIES FROM US. ■ ’£tone 385.