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ENTERTAINMENTS. " ~ HNALLY TO-NIGHT Throbbing action in the Arctic! JACK HOLT .Evelyn Venable - Guinn Williams 4 NORTH OF NOME" (Recommended by Censor for Adults) Also the Best of the West DICK FORAN (The Singing Cow Boy) Linda Ferry . - Milton Kibbee "CALIFORNI'A MAIL" (Approved for. Universal Exhibition.) V O O S Y ~P TREATBE -= TO-MORROW 2.15 — 8.0 — 10.30 Joe E. Brown. is here again and he's funnier than. he was in "Bright lights" and "Sons o' Guns." This time Joe hits a new goal of laughterl — no I wonder the other side stopped seoring — they had to hold their sidee, roaring at this *POLO JOE"erown®^ .prince of j wnrtT f\ |rt|j*»polo''s mad mallet— **■ th® l0bn" POLO JOE iest chuckle . filled .... you ever lenghed at! You '11 .wonder what he's gol iag to do next! Hear him, as the Shanghai ■ongbird, sing lor® ^apgs to hls sweet-heart — in honest-to-goodnesi Chinese! See this Mlarious .wftirl of high flying girls and fast flying hooyes. JOE^. BROWN 1 JOE E. BROWN Baghee Bichard *'8keete" GaUagher «r-Excellent Featurettcs — y*Eproved ^Universal Exhibition.) Plans at SuteBffe's — Ring 2822 Children Under 16 NOT ADMITTED. WAIPUKURAU THEATRE TO-NIGHT at 8. TO-MORROW (SAT.) at 2.30 and 8. The Lady of ♦'EVERGREEN" "FIRST A GIRL" and "THE GOOD COMPANION" JESSIE MATTHEWS in Eer Latest Musical Comedy Snocess "rrs LOVE AGAIN" with 6DNNIE HALE & ROBERT YOUNG ^Approved for' Universal Exhibition) Don't be Disappointed — Beserye! Phone 282. DYNAMIO DRAMA! The heroie story of Florance Nightingale told in "THE WHITE -ANGEL" (Approved for Universal Exhibition). at the .WAIPAWA REGENT TALKIES SATURDAY Sa MONDAY at 8 p.m. 2.30 MATINEE SATURDAY 2.30 See KAY FRANCIS in. the stellar role. Btory of the social butterfly who beeame mankind's immortal Angel of Merey. "IHE WHITE ANGEL" The Screen's Greatest Drama. Ten thousand .men -lover her . . . The living prayed only for her coming The dying Mssed her shadow as she passed. Twyford Bachelors and Spinsters J^ENDEZVOUS gALL FERNHILL HALL s APRIL 15 Les Henry 's Orchestra. JJUGBY fOOTBALL NELSON PARK, HASTINGS. SATURDAY 'S MATCHES: M.A.C. - v. Hastings Havelock North v. Hastings H.S.O.B. 3 p.m. Early Games, 1.30. Admission 1/-; Lndies 6d.

POOTBALL — pOOTBALL McLEAN PARK : NAPIER SATURDAY, 10th APRIL. Seniors: H.S.O.B. v., Celtic, No. 1, 3 p.m. M.B.O.B. v. Pirates, No. 2, 3 p.m. Also other Games at 1.30 p.m. Admission 6d, Stands 6d. Season Tickets now available at J. R. Ross & Co., Ltd. EVERY TASTE TONES YOU UP. 0.OOD HEALTH and everlasting energy *is worth infinitely more than 3/6 month — ld per day; but that's all you pay for Harvey's Mineral Tonic. Every single grain of Harvey's revitalises, purilles and strengthens the blood, brain, nerves and vital organs. Tlie lifercreating minerals and salts of Harvey's make it a true health spa in the jar! From your chemist. ' A BIG SELECTION of Children 's Teddy Coats with or without hats. Double breasted with hal# belt and belted styles. With hats, 18in, " 20in, 24in. From 25/-. Without hats, lSin to- 33in; price 18/6 to 39/6. J£DITH ^NGUS Hastings Street • — NAPIER HAVE YOU HAD YOUR PORTRAIT ..... taken recently? It is the most Exclusive Personal Token yon could ever send to those who know you well. Have one taken now by — • • EOLF KLVS, j PhotograpTier. Commerce Bldgs., Hastings.