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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20030, 31 August 1939, Page 2

LAST DAY WALTER PIDGEON Sessions 2 and 8 p.m. VIRGINIA BRUCE •'Socially—Gisborne’s First Theatre” Direction: R. J. Kerridge. in METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER'S SOCIETY LAWYER (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) COMING TO-MORROW THE BIG ROMANTIC SMASH HIT OF THE YEAR For Gay Romance with that “It Happened One Night” Flavour ... For Love Thrills as Heady as the First Day of Spring' . . . Leave it to Claudette and Don and the Swellest Cast ever assembled for One Glorious Entertainment. SESSIONS 2 5 and 8 P.M. SATURDAY -/hi ' .►/V'v . Hill I*, • f \- wmmm m- > '-ZnrZm CHE /»* ... uN c iEDERER • N hied 10HH tIWNE by B nw *' ]der * LEOERER • 0 enr PRi\MC\S BIVRRYMORE • jw ' N . «*" ALSO SCREENING“The Unfinished Symphony” Schubert’s Immortal Symphony played by the same mighty Orchestra that gave you the memorable “Tannhauser.” PARAMOUNT PICTORIAL, METRO & CINESOUND NEWS BOX PLANS FILLING FAST! RESERVE NOW (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)

M c K EAGUE’SF O O DNEWS Flaked Drinking Chocolate, a delicious beverage, ideal for cooking, Jib. Tins 1/-. at McKeague’s, the grocers. IT' OR a quick meal on Winter days—- • “Gold Leaf” Beans, lib Tins, Cd each. “Gold Leaf” Tomato Soup, H o-t. Tins Cd. at McKeague’s, the modern grocers. . \I7HITEBAIT for Tea—7oz. Tins, ’’ new season’s "Maori Chief” Whitebait, only 1/8 at McKeague’s, the grocers for service. ■VyAC«STAFF’S" Whole Cherry con- ■ * serve, only 1/0 per 111). Jar., 21b. Jars Fruit Cocktail, only 2/9 Jar at McKeague’s, tne grocers. MARRIED LIFE'S PROBLEMS FULLY EX PLA IN ED THE vital facts are correctly and lucidly explained in the “Husband and Wife’s Handbook.” by an eminent London specialist. Chapter on sex determination. Posted in plain wrapper for 1/- (P.N. or stamps) together with free catalogue or personal necessities, from Chemists Supplies Co., Dept., 8.H., Box 1178, Christchurch. FEATHERWEIGHT PAPER FOR AIR MAIL LETTERS SEVEN SHEETS and ENVELOPE < weigh only HALF OZ. ( Paper Suitable for typing Both Sides. 100 SHEETS and 50 ENVELOPES 1 from 3/-, 3/C, 4/-. according to quality. HERALD PRINTING DEPT. ftlly avere similar to yesterday. Tiritiri returned the highest temperature, 57 degrees, cad others ranged down to 53 degrees at Gisborne and 51 at Napier, to 48 at Opotiki. Winds were generally from the north and west, and of light force except at Castlepoint, where a high wind was blowing. Cloudy and overcast conditions were general, bu't did not interfere with visibility, which was good to excellent everywhere. Cape Palliscr and Wellington reported rough seas, tout elsewhere conditions off the coast were calm to moderate. Midday Forecast General 'Situation.— A depression is moving away to the east, but is followed by another from the Tasman Sea. Pressure 'has risen over .southeastern Australia. .Forecast.—Moderate winds from between, north-west and. south-west. Weather: Fair to fine, moderate temperatures. Seas: Slight to moderate.