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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 71, 10 April 1937, Page 20

. ENTERTALNMENT3. THEEE ARE MOKE FRONT STALLS AT THE £OSY! ^7" 0 0 s y ~\p ] THEATRE^ - to-night At 8.0 and 1 0.30 p.m. joe e. brown joe e. brown Joe E. Browa is here again and lie 's funnier than he was in "Bright Lights" and "Sons o' Guns." This time Joe Mts .a new Igoal of laughter! — no wonder the other side stopped scoring — they ' ''POI O • TOI-*' h-Old tlieir rTJLUjUC. sides, roaring at this ••polo joe" crowned prince of ^DHf n THP" polo 's mad mallet — ia/LU jUE. Tyielding in the loon/tolojoe" iest chuckle i. filled chukkers you ever laughed atl You '11 wonder • what he 's ' going to do nextl Hear him, as the Shanghai songbird, sing lovo fongs • to Ms sweet-heart — in honest-to-goodness Chinese! See this hilarious whirl of high flying girl^and fast flying "hpoves. joe e. brown joe e. brown. Carol Hughes Rich'ard •' 'Skeets" Gallagher & SHORTS INCLUDE \ Oartoon in Teclmicolour "It's All Over now'' Musical Comedy /, ^'Vaudeville Villians" Big Time . Vaudevillo Latest Mews hl-T — — :: * AND ADD1TXONAL iCapt', Eddie Rickenbacker's Sensational Air Serial, i'ace drummond; - "(Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Plans at Sutcliffe's (ring 2822), or Theatre (2283) after. 6 .p.m. Waipukurau -.theatre TO-1TIGHT at '8, • . - The Lady of ♦'EVERGREEN" "HEST A GIRL" • and "THE GOOD COMPANION" jessie matthews ' . . ' • in Her Latest' Musical Comedy Success a.yirs love again" with' fiONNIE HALE & EOBEET YQUNG t(Approved for TJniversal Exhibition) Don'fc be Disappointed — Reserve! Phone '282. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY NEXT Clark Gable, Jeanette MacDonald and Spencer Tracy in ' 'SAN FRANCISCO DYNAMIC DRAMA! The heroic . story of Morance Nightingale told in "ihe whiie 'angel" (Approved for TJniversal Exhibition) at the .waipawa regent talkies SATURDAY & MONDAY at 8 p.m. f.30* MATINEE SATUEDAY 2.30 See EAY FRANCIS in the stellar role. Story of the social butterfly who beeame mankind 's immortal' Angel of Mercy. "the white angel" The Screen's Greatest Drama. Teh thonsand men lover her .... The living prayed only for her coming ... The dying iissed her shadow as she passed. lyfUNICIPAL rjlHEATEE, HASTINGS. SUNDAY, APEIL 18th, at 8.15 p.m. GEAND EETUEN VISIT A * Of TJNCLE P E T'E R t TJNCLE' PETEE And the 2ZP - s CONCERT PAETY - 2ZP 2ZP » CONCEET PAETY * 2ZP

Hook now at Denton Wyatt's, Bookaeller, Heretaunga Street. No Booking after 6 p.m. Saturdays. /YLD-TIME DANCE TO-NIGHT, also • (S^ECIAL) MOdern and Old-time MONDAY NEXT, Excelsior Hall, Napier. * - yy EESTLING! MUNICIPAL THEATRE, TRIDAY, 16tb. APEIL. JQB. Q.OEDON ^CJ^ENZIE Chicago V. J)°N MCJNTYEE Kansas City, Missouri. PEICES: Eingside, Men 7/-, Ladies 5/-, Boys 4/-; Circle, Men 4/6, Ladies 3/-, Boys 2/6j Stalls, Men 3/6, Ladies 3/-, Boys 2/-; Gallery, 2/-. No Tax. Speeial Engagement of McKay's Orchestra. Box Plan now open at Hall's Bookshop, Hastings, JPhone 4061. ■Q A N C E The Pakowhai Miniature Eiflo Club will hold n DANCE in the Pakowhai Hall on THUESDAY NIGHT NEXT, at 8 p.m. Subscriptiona: Gents 2/-, Ladies 1/6 or 6d and basket. McKAY'S OECHESTEA. HAVE YOU HAD YOUE 'OETEAIT ..... taken Tecently?. It is the most Exclusive Person'al Tokpn you eould ever send to those who know you well. Bave one taken now by — J^OLE J£EYS, Phofographer, Commerce Bldgs., ' Hastings.