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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 37, 27 February 1937, Page 20

ENTERTAINMENTS. Substantiated Facts — "Film Daily" — From every production angle "The Devil is a Sissy" is flawless — fresh in story and treatment,* rich in pathos and humour it will appeal to every class of audience and every age. "Motion Picture Herald" — By no stretch of the imagination in this film exclusively a juvenile attraction — "The Devil is a Sissy" is indeed high-grade entertainment. AND MANY MORE HEARTILY COMMEND ANOTHER MIGHTY "METRO" SUCCESS • r- — .Hastings. i ★ I REGENT I * Hawke's Bay's Pre-Eminent Theatre. 4.45 TO-NIGHT 8 And then Daily- at 2.15 & 8. Proudly Presenting — Another important offering marking the return of "Little Lord Fauntleroy " and "David Copperfield", and produced by W. S. Van Dyke, the man who made r* • ff oan rrancisco • FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW .. "THE DEVIL IS A SISSY" — with — EATHERINE ALEXANDER IAN HUNTER JACKIE COOPER, MICKEY EOONEY The young genius of the screen eclipses his pxevious performances in this tense and romantic drama. In all sincerity we say. that "The Devil is a Sissy" is comparable with any- of the super films. of 1936 — not excepting "San Francisco." ' And Another Greai EEGENT FIRST HALF Plans at Sutcliffe's or at- Theatre 3843 after 6 p.xn. Telephone Eeserves must be claimed by 7.45. (Approved' for Universal Exhibition:) VT7IAN COX. .yiviAB QOX ESTATE AGENT Has received instructions from the MORTGAGEE , . To sell immediately the "following IDEAL FATTENING FAEM NEAELY — gQQ - ACEES WAIPAWA DISTEICT All Ploughable From rich, heavy, drained swamp flats to a little lighter high and ary plateau* Beautifully sheltered — Plantations All necessary buildings. TITLE — L.LP, EENT. 7/4. At the price- of the Mortgage — £4500 With only £1500 cash. Balance 5 j°v at 4 i per cent. It is undotibtedly a; cheap property. • • 1 Genuine Buyers can obtain' further. detaila. y 1 Y I A N QO.X Next McGlashan's Ltd. Tennyson Street • NAPIER *0X55. P.O. Box 55. BOOKSELLERS & STATlONERS P« 3". S. GEORGE — The Printer (Established .for Half-a-Century) OFFICE STATIONERY & SUPPllES SHOW. CAEDS & TICKET BOAEDS. Cnr. Heretaunga and Warren Streets. :• HASTINGS, 4 STOCK a complete range of SCHAEFFEE PENS & PENCILS. WATTIE LTMITED GENEEAL PEINTEES AND STATlONERS. Queen Street « 4« . « HASTINGS ALL SCHOOL BOOKS ON SALE — At— • JJAESDEN pOOK £JO., J^TD., s I ' [ NAPIER.

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