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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 23, 11 February 1937, Page 16

ENTEBTAINMENTS. Hastings — ★ j REGENT j ★ Hawka'g Bay'a Pre-Eminent Theatre. — SHOWING DAILY AT 2.15 & 8— IT'S GOT JUST EVERYTHINGI 1 A Star-Studded Cast, a Myriad Laughs,' Songs, Spectacle, and a really delightful story. You've never heard more tuneful songs— you 've never enjoyed such hearty laugher — you've never seen such brilliant spectacle nor such lovely girls ■ DICK POWELL DICK POWELL DICK POWELL — JOAN BLONDELL JOAN BLONDELL With WAEREN WILLIAM FEANK McHUGH And the famous YACHT CLUB BOYS in — — "STAGE STRUCK" •STAGE STRUCK" "STAGE STRUCK" A perfect pattern of Musical Comedy entertainment — cut from the same cloth as "42nd Street" — Excellent First HalfPlans at Sutcliffe's, Phone 2822 (Approved for Universp.1 Exhibition.) WAIPUKURAU IHEATRE The Star of "The 39 Steps" and "I Was a Spy" MADELEINE CARROLL — In— - THE CASE AGAINST MRS AMES With GEOEGE BRENT. Public opinion points the finger of scorn at herl How would you judge herf See IHE CASE AGAINST MRS AMES On FREDAY AND SATUEDAY (Eecommended by Censor for Adults.) "RUEAL MEXICO" in Colour. AITENTIONI HAWKE'S BAY EADIO • AUDIENCE TUNEINTO 2.Z.L; HASTINGS , TO-NIGHT At 8.30 TO HBAB 8PECIALLYEECORDED EXCERPTS PEOM "THE MUSIOAi OLOBIOtTS" "CHAMPAGNE WALTZ" Broadcast per courtesy of the STATE THEATRE HASTINGS ' TE AUTE DISTBICT SPORTS CLUB. ^NNUAL gHEEP J)OG IJRIALS "KOPARAKORE," OPAPA. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY MARCH 10, II and 12. Run under new rules of N.I. Sheep Dog Trial Association. Entries CLOSE with Secretary, SATUEDAY, March 6. Late entries to be run in order of receipt of same. Draw Will be advertised in Herald-Tribune on Monday, 8th March. OFFICIALS.— Patron: A. M. Williams, Esq. Patroness: Mrs. C. K. White. President: H. R. Campbell, Esq. Secretary: Jack Campbell, "Duncraig," Opapa. Committee: Messrs. A. Smith, L. E. Smith, E. S. Collison, A. McKenzie, J. Mills, D. Condon. Timekeeper: G. Heaps. FJag Stewart: A. McKonzie.

PROGRAMME. CLASS L — Long-head, bringing back and holding in ring. CLASS II. — Short head, bringing back and yarding, CLASS III. — Huntaway. A separate class for maiden dogs (which have not won a first or second prize pxior to the commencement of this meeting) will be run in conjunction with each onen event.

Nominations for Open Events: Membors 7/6, Non-members 10/-. Maiden: Members 5/-, Non-mecnbers 7/6. Prizes. — Open Classes: First £5, second £3 10/-, third £2, fourth 10/-. Maiden "Dogs: First £3, second £2, third £1. Also valuable Challenge Cups and twelve special trophies and prizes. Competifors entering for teams prizes must nomxnate the team of dogs with the Secretary before the coamaencement of events. For particulars and any inf ormation write or ring D. M. Campbell, "Waipiropiro," 'Phone 6542, Hastings. DONALD M. CAMPBELL, Chuirman. JACK CAMPBELL, Hon. Secretary. 'Phone No. 6994. DO YOU LONG FOR A CLEAR SKINi £FxYOU long for a better skln . . or strength to overcome that socalled tired feeling . . . take Harvey's Mineral Tonic. Harvey's restores the faaemoglobin of the blood which carries oxygen to all parts of the body. The result is xestored energy, toned-up muscles, vitality. Chemists sell Harvey's mt 3/6.