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gNTERTAJNMENTS. TFTXTAT .Ti"V TO-NIGHT — 'Tiro fast-paced stories of thrills and xomance RALPH BELLAMY* Xatherine Locke - Andy Clyde David Holt j "STRAIGHT from the SHOULDER" | (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also Lucille Lisle - Klm Peacock Leslie Perrins - Molly Fisher "EXPERT'S OP1NION" (Reeommended by Censor for Adults.) O O S Y "7 |_^ ^ theatre ^ TO-MORROW - At 2.15 and 8 ZANE GREY'SZANE GREY'S Blazlng stoxy of the sun-parched cattle eountry of Australia comel to the sereen replete with all the thrills that only his versatile pen is capable of writing. COLUMBIA PICTUEES Present VICTOR JORY VICTOR JORY — in — "RANGLfe RIVER" "RANGLE RIVER" "RANGLE RIVER" "RANGLE RIVER" | {Approved for Universal Exhibition.) with Margaret Dare - Eobert Coote Oeorgie Stirling Additional — - Eveiy single detail of the Brown Bomber's clear cut victory at the Yanh.ee Stadium Exclusive slow motion pictures LOUIS v SHARKEY LOUIS y SHARKEY Sensational Fight Pilm (Recommneded by Censor for Adults.) Plans at SutclifEe'a, Eing 2822 WAIPUKURAU THEATRE TO-NIGHT and TO-HOEBOW Special Matia.ee To-morrow, 2.30 Its twice as good as any picture she's ever bronght you before! SHIRLEY TEMPLE — in. — "IHE POOR LITTLE RICH GIRL" with • Alice Faye, Gloria Stuart, Jack Haley, Michael Whalen (Aprgroved for TJniversal Exhibition.) Spemal: i.Duk© of York proclaimed Eing George VI. Eing 282 for Beserves. WAIPAWA REGENT THEATRE SATUEDAY and MONDAY At 8 Matinee 2.30 Satnrday "SWING TIME" * (Approved for TJniversal ExMbition.) DAZZLING SENSATION Starriag FRED ASTAIRE and GINGER ROGERS v SUNBURST OF SONG Jfurieal Thythms to set your toes a-tapping Reserves at MacGregor's, "-'jilffl-1 1 — JJERETAUNGA SWIMMENG CLTJB 1TNAL RAINBOW fiTTTET.iv CONTEST, Maddiaon Baths g. FRIDAY NEXT Havelock v. Heretaunga v. Mahora. Admission 1/- and 6d. E B* GRAHAM, Hun. Sec. HAWKE'S BAY-POVEBTY BAY CENTBE r\ THLETIC QHAMPIONSHIPS McLean Park — NAPIER SATUEDAY, FEBRUARY 27th. Over 300 Athletes competing' for 31 Championships (5 N.Z. Champions), MtMimmons v Quinn in an epic 100. Aftenioon Session* commences 2 p.m; Evening, 7.15 p.m. Admission 1/- (in- . clnding Stand), Children 6d. QLD-XIME JJANCE Ulivei Publio Hall ; March 2nd. McKay's Orehestra. Admission: Ladies 2/v Gents,.- 2/6, Donble 4/-. EDUGATIONAL. [ — * f ' CLIFTON COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 403 E. Southampton Street, Hastings. JShorthand * Typewriting - Bookkeeping MARGARET A. GILLMAN, P.O.T. (Member of the Pitman Fellowship, London) — Prineipal. FRANCES FOX L.B.A.M., AE.C.M. Has xesumed teaching — VIOLIN, PIANOFORTE, THEOEY. Stndio: "Enderley," Duart Road, Havelock North, Thone 4280. Also at Hereworth and Queenswood Schools. CECIL B. SPINNEY, L.R.A.M. Organist, Choirmaster, St. Matthew's Chnrch, Mnsician at Iona College, Queenswood and Hereworth Sehoois. Beeeives pupils for Pianoforte, Organ, Harmony and Singin g, and pxepares for all examinations (paper work includod), Sonnd fonndation in Musical Appreeiatioa and Pxactical MusiciansMp given. In 1936 15 Examination Successes were gained. Stndio: St. Matthew's Hall. Home: 900 Fitzroy Avenue, Hastings. FIBST TEBM BEGINS FEBBUABY 1. •'JTODEENE" SCHOOL Oi1' DBESSMAKING, Be-opening Pebruary 15. JJBABET COMMEBCIAL COLLEGE, Pnblic Trust Bldg., Hastings. Tuitxon in Shorthand, Typewriting and Bookkeeping, Passes Hastings and Napier: 18 Govt. and 12 Chamber of Commerce. . Coaching in Languages, French and Latife^ correct pronounciation a specAalty, by Prof. Leahy*