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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 56, 22 March 1937, Page 16

BNT-EL&l'AIJSMHN-i.'a. COSY THEATRE TO-NIGHT AT 8 — — A " New Season" Special Tha Stars of " Ah Wilderness' ' in another. happy hit by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer! WALLACE BEERY — — 8>S— — "OLD HUTCH" With Oecilia Parker - Eric Linden You 41 xoar with laughter — and cry a little too — at the screen's most human eharacter. Not since the unforgettable £Min and Bill" has Wallace Beery given the world such an excellent comedy charaeterisation. Shorta include: — "Our Gang" Comedy, Coloured Rhapsody. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) EXTRA! EXTRA! The first chapter of an amazing serial. Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker's {Ameriea 's Greatest War Pilot)

"ACE DRUMMOND" Plans at Sutcliffe's — Ring 2822. Children Under 16 Not Admitted. WAIPUKURAU THEATRE TO-MORROW (TUESDlY) and WEDNESDAY ^ THE GRANDEST MXJSICAL OF ALL TEMES. Edna Ferber's • " SHOW BOAT " with IRENE DUNNE — ALLEN JONES PAUL ROBESON {Approved for Univeraal Exhibition) Beservations at Hawks Phone 282. JJODERN & OLD-TIME DANCE, TO-NIGHT and THURSDAY ' NIGHT. Old-time Wednesday and Saturday. Excelsior Hall, Napier, JJASTER JJONDAY J)ANCE Gt DANCE will be held in the Assembly Hall, Hastings, on EASTER MONDAY NIGHT, comcnencing at 8.15, It is being sponsored by the Committee of the Clive Sports and Regatta and -the proceeds are in aid of the local Maori Arts and Crafts. Excellent Music .by Dave Kamau and tis celebrated Orchestra. Subscription: Ladies 2/6, Gents 3/6, Double 5/-, AND DON'T FORGET The Extraordinary CPORTS MEETING & EEGATTA To be held at Clive On EASTER MONDAY. EDUCATION AL. D A N C I N G. ' JJpSS DOEIS SHAPLESKI will be at the Studio, Eailway Eoad (next Hastings Hotfel) on FRIDAY and SATURDAY to interview Parents and intending Pupils. D ANCINfi- ' •Operatie, Grcek and Nation al Misses Patston & Grantham, M.I.S.T.D. Ballroom and Tap: Miss Joan Harker (from Phyllis Bates Studio) For particulars apply — Telephones: Res. 2068, Studio 2091. Barrie Studio, Central Bldg., Hastings. ~ DANCING. ~~ MISS JEAN BALLANTYNE M.I.S.T.D. (G.B.), M.N.A.T.D. Private Lessons by Appointment. Children 's Classes Commencing in ApriL Studio: Trinton, St. Aubyn Street, Hastings. The BAEEIE STUDIO. — Principals: Misses Patston and Grantham, M.I.S.T.D., Miss Joan Harker from the Phyllis Bates Studio. Dancing Classes re-open Saturday, 13th March. Telephones: Studio 2091, Eesidence 2068. — Barrie Studio, Central Building, Market Street, Hastings. MISS FLORENCE PARKINSON A.T.C.L. TEACHEE PIANOFOETE & THEOEY Studio: 308 Knight Street • Hastings. 'Phone 4325. CLIFTON COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 403 E. Southampton Street, Hastings. Shorthand • Typewriting • Bookkeeping MAEGAEET A. GILLMAN, P.C.T. (Member of the Pitman Fellowship, London) — Principal. "TWTODERNE" (late Sel-Phit) SCHOOL OF DEESSMAKING. — The latest and most efficient method. Enrol now. Union Bank Buildings, Hastings. BRABET COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Heretaunga Street :: Hastings Expert Tuition in SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, BOOK-KEEPIN G, Etc. Preparation for all Examinations. 'PHONE 2454. •'UNABLE TO MOVE WITH PAIN." JITR. R., of Wellington, was so bad with rheumatism that he was sent to hospitaL "Theu 1 took RUMACAPS and rehef eame almost irnoiediately In four weeks 1 could walk without effort or pain." Rumacaps ar« guaranteod. Money back if not satiHfied. Free Booklet from H.B. Farmers' Co-op. Assn., all branches. T £ N N J 8 I IUHJ SEND YOUR RACQDETS ■ away when you can have them Bestrung from 10/-, Renovated from SA Eepairs rapid and reasonable by FRED. H. WALKER 506 Avenuo Eoad W., Hastings.