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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20130, 27 December 1939, Page 2

Wait up and see the Soldiers off! Late session 10.30 TO-NIGHT! Here is a delightful Show to keep you awake. LAST DAY—--1.45 _ 7.45 Direction: R. J. Kerridge Gisborne’s Most Popular Theatre BABY SANDY Joan" } BLONDE Li BING CROSBY /.jjji iiim IRENE HERVEY fill jUIA AUtK /. % m *1 Roehester Arrives To-morrow a m t W m mi m In PARAMOUNT’S ■ » i CONTRIBUTION TO GAIETY •vim ABOUT TOWN With JACK BENNY DOROTHY LAMOUR EDWARD ARNOLD BINNIE BARNES BETTY GRABLE PHIL HARRIS Comedy of Brilliant, Spontaneous Variety! . . . Music of the Popular Strain! Dancingin the Merriel Abbott Fashion! ENTERTAINMENT IN THE RICHEST MEASURE! A picture that might well have been called, “Man About LONDON Town.” All we have said about ROCHESTER is backed a thousand times by his great performance. All we have NOT said about the other Stars, the Settings, the Story, the Clothes, the Girls, are joys in store for you. ASSOCIATE FEATURE IN COLOUR CAPTAIN CALAMITY MO VITA of “Mutiny on the Bounty Fame,” GEORGE HOUSTON, MARION NIXON. THE SOUTH SEA ISLANDS IN GLORIOUS NATURAL COLOUR . . . Makes a wonderful setting for this TWO-FISTED SINGING SEA RANGER . . . who never side-stepped TROUBLE or a SWEETHEART . . . and found plenty of both as he battled as desperate a band of cut-throats as ever ranged the Tropical Seas. THRILLS! ROMANCE! GLORIOUS SONGS! “THE OREGON TRAIL” Serial. (All Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Plans at Regent Box Office. Book now for Thursday, Friday and Saturday!

PUR BLACK CAT ART UNION RESULTS £5 PRIZES. N. McARTHUIt, Secretary. December 22. 1939.

THE SUN FRUIT COY. Gisborne's Modern Fruit Shop Vegetable supply from our own garden, daily. Cabbages, from 3d, 4d each. Apricots, Plums, Peaches, ripe and juicy. Australian Oranges, s for l/-. G for 1/-, 5 for 1/-. Fresh French Beans now ready. Hot 1-louso Tomatoes in season. New Season’s Green Peas. Phone 2023. Free dlivry. p’EATHER Weight Paper and Envelopes for Air Mail Correspondence. Seven Sheets Paper, suitable typing both sides, and Envelope weigh only half ounce. 100 Sheets and 50 Envelopes, from 3/-, 3/6, 4/-, according to quality of paper.— Herald Office.