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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 76, 16 April 1937, Page 16

ENTERTAINMENT8. " PINALLY TO-NIGHT Pat O'Brien - James Cagney Jnne Travis * - Stuart Erwin A story of Devil-May-Care Pilots in action-packed Eomance behind the scenes in a Great Airport. "CEILING ZERO" (Approved for Universal Exhibition 1 GRAND FEATURETTES V COSY * » THEATRE TCLMORROW Sessions : 2.15 - 8 and 10.30 TWO BIG FEATURES ,The screen's tlirilling salute to the gallant young ladies who "Man" the Giant Planes and find romance and Adventure high in the Sly! WILUAM GARGAN Jndith Dennett - Andy Devine — in — "FLYING HOSTESS' "FLYING HOSTESS' j "FLYING HOSTESS' — ASSOCIATE FEATURE SJhe Amazing Story of a Ranchgirl — n Daring Tonth and his Lost Colt t>al! Koah Beery Jx. - Jean Bogers "STORMY" Smashing Drama Staged "QTriRlUV" amid the beauties of oiuruvu Arizona's P a i n t e d -STORMY" Desert! ;"(Both Appr. for Universal Exhib.) 'Plams at, Suteliffe's • Bing 2822 WAIPUKURAU THEATRE , HPJSGHT AND SATUBDAY at 8 _ JKaTINEE SATUBDAY, at 2.30. The Year's Bomantic Thrill - PRIVATE NUMBER " with B03» P. TAYLOR - XiOEETTA YOUNG PATSY'KELffr - BASli. BATHBONE V£hen ifca * millionaire 's son and a personal maid—what chance has love? $eeommended by Censor for Adults). 1 TUESDAY NEXT— "THE UNGUARDED HOUB" Bing 282 for Eeserves. ' ____________ i WAIPAWA REGENT THEATRE 3 A drama-romance where the path of kappiness is strewn with startling 1 adventures. SATUBDAY & MONDAY *t 8 *.30 MATINEE SATUBDAY 2.30 "THE LONELY ROAD" (Xcecommendea by Censor for Adults) Starring CLIVE BROOK &VTCTORIA HOPPEB Drama that Thrills — • Bomance that Eascinates. The popular staar of "Cavalcade" pic"tuxe in a Thrill-Splashed Spy Bomance of Gtm-running on the English Coasfc— 1 CLIVE BBOOE i The hero of a hundred films, xeturns to his native England, and becomes a '■ new romantic hero in a thrill-teeming 1 spy romance — the picture fcy which he'll be remembered. E WEEsniN(J \ DON McINTYRE n v. * "LOFTY" BLOMFIELD * TO-NIGHT — TO-NIGHT MUNICIPAL THEATBE, ) HASTINGS, p T? U G B Y DOOTBALL £ NELSON PARE - HASTINGS SATUBDAY'S MATCHES:

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