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Taranaki Daily News, 22 May 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY’S rO-HlGffT! At 7-45* TO-NIGHT! Another Outstanding Success. “MOT GUILTY.” “NOT GUILTY” “NOT GUILTY” “NOT GUILTY” A First National 7-reel special attraction, adapted from the popular novel by Harold McGrath, -'Parrot & Co.” Starring SYLVIA BREAMER. On the same bill —An EXCEPTIONAL COMEDY, “NONSENSE/* “NONSENSE.” A new “Mermaid” two-reeler, providing 30 minutes of hilarious mirth. One of the best comedies for years. SHOWING AT USUAL PRICES. EVERYBODY’S WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY. •‘THE GENTLEMAN BUSHRANGER.” “THE GENTLEMAN BUSHRANGER.” “THE GENTLEMAN BUSHRANGER.” Beaumont Smith’s latest great Australian success, “30,000 OUNCES OF GOLD STOLEN!” The whole of Australasia was amazed at the darinj hold-up of the Gold Escort and the shooting of four policemen. “Who did it?” was the excited question. “Why the GENTLEMAN BUSHRANGER. or course!” was the answer of the wise ones. But, somehow, we don’t think he did, BECAUSE— There are 1001 Thrills, Sensations, Touches of Real Heart interest. Flashes »f Comedy, and Moments of Scenic Grandeur in BEAUMONT SMITH’S Dut-of-the-Ordinary Australian Photoplay Romance. •THE GENTLEMAN BUSHRANGER.” •THE GENTLEMAN BUSHRANGER.” Played by a Powerful Cast, headed by Australia’s Champion Horsewoman DASHING DOT MrCONVILLE. Supported by BILLIE RHODES in a 6reel feature “GIRL OF MY DREAMS.” D.C. 2s, Stalls 1/6. Plan at Collier’s. PARISH HALL KAPONGA. TUESDAY NEXT, MAY 23. AIA HUA TE KAKA. LADIES’ HOCKEY CLUB. /"OPENING Fortnightly Dances. Usual v Good Floor. Supper and Music. Gents 2/0, Ladies 1/6. J. MELVILLE, Hon. Sec. EGMONT OPEN COURSING CLUB. BOOKER CUP (Valued £l6). (Under N.Z. Coursing Assn. Rules.) To be held at Bayley Road (Warea), on SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1922. . commencing at 11 a.m. First prize £lO and Booker Cup, second prize £4; two dogs £1 each.. Nomination and Acceptance Fee £1 each dog, close FRIDAY, June 2, at 8. p.m., •with Secretary, Eiox 4, Opunake, when draw takes place at Burton’s Mart. All Prize Money paid less 10 per cent. M. B. DOOLAGHTY, v Hon. Secretary.

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