AMUSEMENTS. EMPIRE THEATRE Direction W. F. Russell. TO-NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT At 8. “BOUGHT & PAID FOR” MONDAY NIGHT. MONDAY NIGHT. MONDAY NIGHT. MONDAY NIGHT. “SUNDAY” Absolutely the best combination of artists that have appeared in New Plymouth for the last ten years was the opinion expressed by all present to witness the performance of “The Third Degree” last night. It was reminiscent of the good old days when New Plymouth was* visited by such renowned artists as Nellie Stewart. Tittell Brune, Katherine Gray, Julius Knight, etc. NELLIE BRAMLEY NELLIE BRAMLEY NELLIE BRAMLEY NELLIE BRAMLEY Is to-day not only the Idol of Australia, but Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch. During the last week of the five weeks’ season in Auckland, 3000 intending patrons had to be refused admission owing to limited capacity of theatre. All plays produced by Thomas E. Foster. Prices: ss, 3s 6d and 2s (plus tax). Box Plans at Collier’s. TO-NIGHT’S PLAN will be on view at Collier’s till Noon, thereafter at Empire Theatre. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. COMING! COMING! EMPIRE THEATRE WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27, 1922. Warner Robinson presents THE INTERNATIONAL STARS THE INTERNATIONAL STARS THE INTERNATIONAL STARS THE INTERNATIONAL STARS Featuring LAFAYETTE LAFAYETTE LAFAYETTE In his original Daring Sensation THE PENDULUM OF DEATH. THE PENDULUM OF DEATH. And Strong Supporting Company. JOHN WILLARD, Business Manager. OAKURA DISTRICT HALL. A GRAND CONCERT (by New PlyA mouth Artists), with Dance to follow, will be held in the OAKURA HALL on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 27, at 8 p.m. Music by Mr. F. Boulton. Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6. A. E. MAHON. Hon. Sec. FOOTBALL. POOTBALL! pOOTBALL! SPORTS GROUND. * SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. RAILWAY v. WATERSIDE WORKERS. Kick-off at 3 p.m. Prices —Is and 6d. Proceeds in Aid of Sports Ground. pOOTBALL! pOOTBALL! NELSON COLLEGE NELSON COLLEGE NELSON COLLEGE NELSON COLLEGE Versus N.P. BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL NJ?. BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL N.P. BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL N.P. BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, At 3 p.m. ON RECREATION SPORTS GROUND, ON RECREATION SPORTS GROUND, NEW PLYMOUTH. NEW PLYMOUTH. Admission: Is Id. Ladies 6d; all schoolboys free. G. E. JAGO, Secretary, T.R..U. OPENING NOTICE. JJEUANCE QASH gTORE. wish to notify the people of New Plymouth and surrounding district that we will be open for business on MONDAY, September IS, 1922. New stocks of Groceries, General Ironmongery, etc., at Town Prices. Phone 927 M. Private Phone 9275. nnHos. R. J ULIAN ’ . SOUTH RO AD,. NEW PLYMOUTH. ■pOR SALE.—Good second-hand piano. A- iron frame, etc.; no dry rot; £4B or tonoo.—Colliw’o
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Taranaki Daily News, 23 September 1922, Page 1
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