Page 16 Advertisements Column 1

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 74, 14 April 1937, Page 16

W 1N*BETAINMEHT«. ■Vhii-.-- • ' . i i .. %TBB QNIiT "NEW" CHANGE IN TOWN TO-NIGHT. * ' - • • •• • ■ - oosy "7 I THEATRE = TO-NIGHT At 8 Devil-May-Care Pilots in- an actionpaeked Romance beMnd ihe scenes in a great aixport. JAMES PAT CAGNEY O'BRIEN CAGNEY O'BRIEN CAGNEY O'BRIEN June Travis - Stuart Erwin Jtrne Travis - Stuart Erwin Crackling Drama that "will ■win your eheera, if you can .cheer -when your hearfc '■ in your throat! "CEILING ZERO" "CEIUNG ZERO" "CEILING ZERO" "CEILING ZERO" '(Approved for Universal Exkibition) TMs Picture presenta every thrill imaginable as well as countless laughs and Glamourous Bomance! SHOBTS INCLUDE :: 'Jack Denny and His Orcbestra "Wild Wings" — Educational "Bnddy Steps Ont" — Cartoon :: }i Pians at Sutcliffe's • -Ring 2822* WAIPUKURAU THEATRlf FINAL SCREENING TO-NIGHT Metro-Goldwyn Presents CLABK GABLE JEANETTE MacDONALD SPENCEB TBACEY —in — "SAN FRANCISCO " Glorious Song Numbers f Reeommeride'd * by Censor for Adults) BEX^IRA! - " AUDIOSCOPIKS " Biggest^ovelty Binee Talkies! l^atrons • are requested to be seated •ar|f as "Saa Franciseo" occupies tearly all the evening. FBIDAY AND SATURDAY. Bobert Taylor - Loretta Young Patsy KeHy - Basil Bathbone in '** PBIVATE NTJMBEB »» .WAIPAWA REGENT TALKIES TO-NIGHT — at 8 — TO-NIGHT "ACCUSED" "ACCUSED" '(Becommended by Censor for Adults) — Starring — DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Junr. and DOLORES DEL RIO GRIPPING! _ HUMAN! ALIVE! A tbriller with a xeally novel twist. "TWO IN REVOLT" .(Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ANIMAL DEYOTION ' Absorbing story of a girl and a boy ruled by the same deep emotion that •eld a .great dog and a mighty borse togetber in loyalty and devotion. JUST PALS. Beserves at MacGregor'a. T-fASTINGS WOMEN 'S BBANCH n»r» -i Card Tournament 8 o'clock. AII card tournaments in Party's Booms, Bailway Boad, until fnrtber notice. Twyford Baehelors' and Spinsters ' J^ENDEZVOHS jgALE Fernhill Hall : TO-MORROW NIGHT Les Henry's Orcbestra (4 instruments). Lovelty Dances. Nimon 'a Eree Bus laaves Westerman'a Corner at 8 p.m. Ladies 2/6, Gents 3/6, Double 5/-. Weestling-1 iShL" MUNIOIPAL THEATBE, ■ . hastings,

fjll^tlsi FRIDAY, 16th, APRIL. " J^OFTY " J^LOMFIELD. (NZ. Cbamp.) J)QN JJcJNTYBE Missouri, who recently defeated "Strangler Lewis. ' ' PRICES: Bingside, Men 7/-, Boys 4/-; Circle, Men 4/6, Boys 2/6; Stalls, Men 3/6, Boys 2/-; Gallery 2/- No -tax. LADIES 3/- ANYWEEEE. Box Plan at Hall's Booksbop, 'Phone 4061. Children under 16 not admitted. Q.BAND QONCEET MUNIOIPAL THEATBE, HASTINGS. SUNDAY NEXT, APBIL 18th, at 8.15 p.m. Beturn Yisit of gZP UNOLE PETER 2ZP 2ZP UNCLE PETEB 2ZP AND CONCEBT PABTY. fncluding Jacky, Audry, Lillxdn, MaTy loyce, Noleen, Doug. Brown, Miss Peggy Black, Uncle George and otbers, including Les Henry's Orchestra. Book your seats at Denton Wyatt's, Bookseller, Heretaunga Street. Prices 1/6, 1/-; all booked seats 1/6. See Write-np in tbis Issue. P I G B 0 Y E R S THOS. BORTHWICK & SONS (Aust., Ltd) Higbest prices paid. Killing: Hawke's Bay Mea| Co., Whakatu. ) B. A. 8ANDEBS, Buyer. /^Phoue, Day or Nigbt, 4037, FXRMEKSJ Hardwood GateB a Spcciality. ' JNEXPENSIVE K»ARM TIMBEBS Poplar • Cottonwood * Gum — At— E. WARE & SON'S SAWMILL, Riverslea Boad South.- 'Pbone 2966 CCHOOL TUNICS, fadeless, 23m. to ^ 40in., 4/11 to 8/11; Navy Bloomers from 1/6 pair; Gyoi. Hose, woollen, fTOm 2/11. E. Power, Bailway Boad, Hastings. J, R. .FLETCHER LTD. HIGH-CLASS BUTUHEIi #08 HERETAUNGA ST. • HASTINGS* VEAL* STEAK 7d lb. TOMATO SAUSAGES .. 5d 1b. Pbone 3856.