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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 11, 28 January 1937, Page 16

ENTERTAINMENTS. The Grandest and inost Refresliing Eniertainment presented- to Hastings atidience for Many Months. ^ SCREENS iAt 8 To-night To-iiight At 8 — — at the — — V COSY "7 g— ^ THEATRE^ - This Delightful Modern Romance Beapangled with Comedy, features an AllStar Cast which is bound to instill Joy into the hearts of every theatre-goer. Joan , , Joel BENNETT * McCREA BENNETT • \ McCREA BENNETT McCREA Henry Armetta - Alison Skipworth Nat Pendleton - Reginald Denny "TWOIN A CROWD" "TWOIN A CROWD" "TWO IN A CROWD" "TWO INA CROWD" (Recommended by Censor for. Adults.) "He went looking for life among ^OpOjOOO and iound half a 'million dofiar bill and' the girl who had the * other . half ALSO jNCLUDED IX OUR SUPERB 8BLECTI0N OI* FEATURETTES ; * '-Where The Power God Dwells" ' V Where. The Power God Dwells" "Where The Power God Dwells" We'-have pleasnre in presenting this filig, which although originally intendedfbr^priyate projection is in our opinion oiftueji wide interest and appeal that wVJtave secured it's release for public * - Exhibitio'n. > -* tWhere Thq Power God Dwells" 'iWhere The Power God Dwells" i* ... , * 'Where The Power God Dwells" (The Life. Story of Oil) Plan» at Sutcliff e 's, ring 2822 or . . 1 , Theatre 2283 after 6 p.m. ! Children under 12 Not Admitted. I WAIPUKURAU THEATRE TO-MORROW, FRIDAY At 8 SATURDAY At 2.30 & 8 * Magnificent Stars, Story, Direction. , IRENE DUNN - ROBERT TAYLOR "MAGNIFICENT 0BSESSI0N" .From the Novel by — " •> - LLOYD C. DOUGLAS (Approve'd f or ' Universal Exhibition). Ring 282 for Reserves. MAHORA SWIMMING CLUB .TO-NIGHT TO-NLUHT * TO-NIGHT ' TO-NIGHT PJLUB pJARNIVAL LUB ARNIVAL Special Visit from Te Awa Swimmers, Pdlo Match: TE AWA v. MAHORA INVITATION HOLDERS arcj reminded of the GARRISON RIFLE CLUB 'S J) A N C L * To be held in the Barry Studio TO-NIGHT, 28th February, at 8.15. Music by Redward 's Orehestra. CPL. J. E. BEALE, Hon. Sec. JJERETAUNGA SWIMMING CLUB WEEKLY CARNIVAL 5 TO-MORROW — 8 p.m. — FRIDAY Swimining : Diving : Polo NAPIER v. HERETAUNGA Admission 6d and 3d, Members j ree. * Children under 12 NOT ADMITTED. i D. R. GRAHAM, Hon. Seo. ' £JORONATION jgALL ASSEMBLY HALL, HASTINGS. FRI- % DAY, Jan. 29th. Dancing at 8.15 p.m. . Music by Bunny Otene's Orehestra, Proceeds in aid of Kohupatiki Church and Marae. Under direct patronage of y the Lord Bishop of Aotearoa. Eree buses lcave Napier at -7.45 and Waipukurau at 7. Subscriptious: Ladies 3/6, Gentlemen 5/-, Double 7/6. > In accordance with instructions by Ihe Minister of Health, persons under 16 years of age not admitted. J^ANNEVIRKE gHOW And * NIGHT CARNIVAL TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, 8th and 10th FEBRUARY, 1937. RAM FAIR— lltb FEBRUARY. - FULL RANGE OF 8TOOK CLASSES. AIso. Dairy Produce, Needlework, Cookery, Dog Trial, KenneJ Sectioo specially catered for. OPEN HUNTERS' OOMPETITION. £50 Cash. ENTRTES CLOSE 2Cth. JAN., 1937. . Send for Schedule to Show Secretary, P. O. Box 38, Dannevirke. THE SUNSHINE BAKKRY ODR WEDDING CAKfiS OUR BIRTHDAY CAKES The Best in Town. OUR CAFETER1A For MORNING & AFTEKNOON TEAS Ring 4012. ti. T, CRAWFOKIJ (Suceessor to Alrs. K. M. liarvey) TRlBUNE AGENT : Havelock North — For— Books • Stationery - Latest Magazuies • Fa'ncy Go'ods Drapery. Toye. etc.. TEETH F1LLED PAINLESSLY — AT— f « * I jQENTIST JQ^AYIEM