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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20080, 28 October 1939, Page 2

i.iCiU'ltf HUGE CROWDS LAST NIGHT TO-DAY SESSIONS SOCI OirtLonf R " j’ S 10.30 -2 - 5 lllld 8 V .m. "GREATEST DRAMA EVER OFFERED WITHIN THEATRE WALLS THE WORLD’S GREATEST ACTOR IN HIS GREATEST PICTURE. introducing MAUREEN O'HARA and featuring LESLIE BANKS EMLYN WILLIAMS ROBERT NEWTON EXCELLENT REGENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. (Recommended by Censor lor Adults.» First War Pictures From England COMING TUESDAY: "SWEETHEARTS” ROUSING SONG STAR IN THE EXCITING ADVENTURES OF A "SINGING ROBIN HOOD”! as* mm Hoar Nelson Edd_- Sing: “Wlicre Else But Here,” “The Dusty Road,” “Love’s Serenade," “Home, Sweet Home,” “When Irish Eyes Ar “Smiling” Male Choruses. F PLAINS OF THE HdranE^lf VHTGOMA VICTOR BRUCE • McLAGLEN UONEL EDWARD BARRYMORE • ARNOLD OUY KJBBEE . CHRS- SVntRWOUTH A Metro-Gold wyn- iViayer Attraction Approved for Universal Exhibition.

GISBORNE REPERTORY SOCIETY (Inc.) NEXT PRODUCTION "THE UNFAIR SEX" A Farcical Comedy by Eric Hudson. OPERA HOUSE, 8 p.m. TUESDAY, NOV. 7 3/-, 2/-, 1/-

W. ATTWOOD Carrier, Phone 759 For Wool and Sheep and General Goods; Removal of Furniture, Town or Country. RURAL FREIGHT LORRY leaves Town 9 a.m., Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Will pick up goods, etc., to and from town at reasonable rates. WANTED Brickwork, concrete work and all classes of Building done. Concrete Paths, Chimneys, and Coppers built and repaired. Fireplaces altered to suit clients. All at lowest prices. Phone 12G8S, C. KING, Builder 148 Rutene Road. BARGAINS in Radio and Refrigerators rpo make way for alterations to our -*• premises we are offering special bargains in second hand Console Radios and special prices for a limited range of Refrigerators. See these bargains before they are snapped up. ELLTS & BULL LTD. Phone 1424 IS3 Gladstone Rd.

XMAS NUMBERS of N.Z. PAPERS NOW ON SALE WEEKLY NEWS, FREE LANCE, N.Z. OBSERVER, BRETT’S ANNUAL, N.Z. ILLUSTRATED, TUIS ANNUAL. 2/_ EACH. Postage extra. ORDER EARLY! Last year supplies sold out quickly. This being the Centennial Year issue, we anticipate a big demand. 0. W. MUIR BOOKSELLER

ALEX THOMSON FLORIST wishes to announce that lie is still carrying on the FLORAL BUSINESS AT THE NURSERY 2 CARNARVON STREET Where work will be executed promptly and delivered. For all Phono Orders please ring PHONE 199 Orders may be left and Accounts paid at my Town Agents: MARY ELIZABETH CAKE SHOP 45 Peel Street