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Taranaki Daily News, 29 July 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS i ILATINEE TO-DAY. AT 2 P M. EVERYBODY’S SO-HIGHT At 7.4$ TO-HIGHT FOR THE LAST TIME. MR. * MRS. CARTER DE HAVEN’ MR. A MRS. CARTER DE HAVES In the rollicking ??medy success “MY LADY FRIENDS ' “MY LADY FRIENDS’' Nice. fa«t and frolick*ome—fiO miles a minute is its record and e. laugh to every mile? Prices: D.C. 1/6, Stalls 1/-. COMING MONDAY. The Big First National Special “ THE SIGN ON THE DOOR ” “ THE SIGN ON THE DOOR ’ “ THE SIGN ON THS DOOR ” Canning Pollock's famous Melodrama in Motion Pictures. {DRAMA THAT MOVES WITH POWERFUL IMPULSE As Vivid as the Screen can give. Starring— NORMA TALM ADGE NORMA TALMADGE Who gives a wonderful portrayal of the frife whose innocent past becomes the guilty present. A VERITABLE SCREEN MASTERPIECE. Prices: 2/- and 1/6. Plans at Collier's. TOKO ROAD HALL. BACHELORS' BALL will be held in the above Hall on FRIDAY. August . 11. Bachelors ss. Good Supper and Music. F. JAMIESON. Hon. Sec. WAREA HALL. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 2. jORAND FANCY DRESS BALL for Adult? and Children, in aid of the Wares School Football Club. Prize of Football for Most Original Boy's Costume. NOKO SETTLERS' ASSOCIATION. GRAND DANCE win be held on " TUESDAY. August 8, 1922, in the Coronation Hall. Proceeds in aid of the hall funds. Mueie by Mrs. Bianchi’s orchestra. Come along. Sit-down Jupper. etc. Adtaission: Gents 3/-, LartFec 2/-. MAX GERNHOEFER, Sec. KAIM A T A 3 rd JJETURNED SOLDIERS' JJALL. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9. . Music Supplied by Mrs. Bianchi. Ladies 2/6, Gents 5/-. Doubles 7/6. W. G. DAVIS. Hon. Secretary. INGLEWOOD. AUGUST 10, 1922. JgUCHRE pARTY AND JJANCE In Aid of Soldiers’ Memorial Fund. Good Prize* for Euchre. Music by Mr. Murfitt. Dainty Supper. Al Floor. K. LAWSON. W. EAGAR. Joint Secretaries. MAORI BALL rpO be held in the RAHOTU HALL on August 2, 1922, in aid of Taranaki Maori Rep®. to play Ruanui-Okaiawa Maori Reps, on the date mentioned above. Full Orchestra and Singing between bv Rahotu Maori team. Price: Gents 2/6. Ladies 1/6. Supper to be Served by the ladies. GEO. EPAE. President. ■Z^> ster ' MGAL MUSIC SHOP. T>EST known as the most up to-date for Gramaphones, Records, Pianos. Sheet Music, and Musical Instruments. Agent for the World's Best Gramophones, Zonophone and H.M.V. These last three letters are a guarantee. Prices to suit all. (Your friend® will hay your home is not complete without one). Prices from £6 upwards. Latest Fox Trots, Jazz. One Steps and fcll Dance Records arriving every week. From 4/6 upwards. Piano? (Agent for Chappell and all the leading English makes). Players. These can be bought on easy terms (4 years. Musical Instruments of every description stocked. SHEET MUSIC A SPECIALITY. Anything not in stock procured at shortest notice. J. C. KENNY Devon Street Central, New Plymouth. fc*Oß SALE.—Good secondhand piano, iron frame, etc.; no dry rot; .£4B ÜBM.-ColUor’®.