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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 58, 24 March 1937, Page 16

ENTERTAJLNMBNTS. TO-NIGHT 'S PRICES: Pront Stalls 1/3 Back Stalls 1/6 - Dress Circle 2/3. Evening Reservations 6d extra. Matinee Prices: 1/3 and 1/6 t t — — Hastings — , I REGENT I ^ Hawke's Bay's Pre-eminent Theatre. — SHOWING DAILY : 2.15 and 8— See the Dramatic Story of a boy who fought for those he loved, courageously, desperately, even in the shadow of a death sentence. DRAMA — STRIPPED OF FRILLS, PACEED WITH THRILLS — AND WITH A DISTIN GUISHED CAST THAT SPELLS OUTSTANDING ENTERTAINMENT ! The Late — SIR GUY STANDING SlR GUY STANDING Frahces Drake - Tom Brown Prances Drake - Tom Brown 0 " in "I'D GIVE MY LIFE" "I'D GIVE MY LIFE" (Recommended by Censor for Adults) Excellent First Half- — includes "Music Over Broadway'-' (Headliner) "I Can't Escape" (screen Song) "Paramount Paragraphic" - Latest Air Mail News Plahs at SutcliSe 's — Ring 2822. ' JJfONSTER MOTOR 0YCLE RACES — By— ^ D3RT TRACK AND GRA^S PROFESSIONAL ELDERS. ON EASTER MONDAY EASTER MONDAY EASTER MONDAY To be held at the NAPIER PABK RACECOURSE NAPIER PARK RACECOURSE /MONDAY, MARCH 29th. MONDAY, MARCH 29th. N.Z. MLDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP. 9 THRILLING EVENTS 9 ADMISSION TO GROUNDS 1/6 Children Half Price. EASTER MONDAY QLIVE gPORTS AND JJEGATTA On the New Grounds, near the mouth of the Ngaruroro. Maori Canoe Hurdling, Dirt Track Motor Bike (Racing, Greyground Racing, Motor Bike Racing, Horse Jumping Competitions, Boat Racing, Greyhound Racing, Highland Dancing, Bagpipe Competitions, Maori Hakas and Poi " Dancing. Numerous other exciting events. See Programnie post entries. If entries and fees forwarded before the day complementary tiekets will be forwarded. HANGI MAORI. All Refreshments on the Grounds; Hot Water Free. Ample space for Cars and Picnics. The Sea Breeze will blow your troubles away. DANCING in the Assembly Hall atnight. Write for Programcne and forward entries to — IKE ROBIN, R. TUTAKI, J, A. MILLER, 302 King St., Hastings dOOKSELLEKS Si STATlONERS P. J. s. GEORGE — The Printer (EstaDlished for Half-a-Centuryj OFflCE STATIONERY & SUPPLIES SHOW CAEDS & TICKET BOAEDS Cnr. Heretaunga and Warren Streets, HASTINGS. • npHE ECONOMICAL WAY to SELL jjrour name is by PRINTING IT! and to obtain good printing with real PULLING POWER at LOW COST 'Phone 3963, WATTIE LIMITED QUEEN STREET — -HASTINGS EASTER READING & EASTER CARDS — At j£ARSDEN gOOK Qo., j^TD, EMERSON STREET NAPIER yOUIt STATIONERY, , Typewnter Supplies, Office Requisites, Carbon, Typing Paper, Accouut Books, Envelopes, ete., can be procured at LOWEST PRICES from— JOSEPH WILSON & SON, LTD., Queen Street : Hastings

C. T. CRAWFORD (Successor to Mra K. M. Harvey) HERALD-TRIBUNE AGENT — Havelock Nortb — D'oi ~ Books • Stationery • Latest Magazines Fancy Goods * Drapery • To> a, etc. TNFANT'S LAYETTE— Gowns, yoked style, flannelette, 2/6, 3/11; Viyella, Clydella, 13/6 to 18/1 J Betticoats, short, Flannelette, 1/6, 2/6; Flannel, 3/9; Barries, 5/11. Vests, Wool, 1/11, Silk and Wool J/ll. Squares, Hydroscopic, 9/11 doz.; Flannelette, 9/6 doz., 11/0 doz.; Flannel, 2/3 each. JgDlTH ^NGUS Hastings Street — NAPIER