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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 82, 23 April 1937, Page 16

BNTBRTA1NMENTS. «■ FINALLY TO-NIGHT EDW. G ROBINSON JOAN BLONDELL Barton Maclean - Humphrey Bogart "BULLETS OR BALLOTS" IfBecoromended by Censor for Adults.) A RECOMMENDATION:— We hear on all sidea that tliere are many in Hastings who have never seen Mae West! "We say to those people, "Not only is She the most Famous Star of To-day, but a. Beautiful Woman who displays superb artiatry of a type tliat is inimitable." . Don't be misled by the unfair publicity assoeiated with this truly great scenarist actressf V 0 0 S Y ~P fc— BBsfrfcw THBATgj} — ==

TO-MORROW — — - — at — 2.15 « 8.0 - 10.30 p.m. Here '■ a Brand New "Mae — very modern, gorgeously gpwned and in an entirely new type of xolel | 1 1 | MAE WEST | | |"[J —with — - RANDOLPH SCOTT .WARREN WILLIAM AUCE BRADY ELIZABETH PATTERSON — In— " "GO WEST YOUNG MAN" I It*s got Music, Hilarious Comedy, a Great Story, and just that sometMng that makes it easily the best West Film yet! (Becommended by Censor for Adults.) Shorts Include:— POPEYB CARTOON Plans at Sutcliffe's - Ring 2822 or Theatre 2283 after 6 p.m.

WAIPUKURAU THEATRE TO-night & satueday At 8 o'clock , ffTT.T.IAM ' POWRT.T. and CAROLE LOMBARD in "MY MAN GODFREY" becommended by Censor for Adnlts) Tbe gay, rollicking escapade pf a bntler and a blonde. This film was seleeted to be shown at Balmoral Castle. TUESDAY NEXT The xeturn of Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy in— "NAUGHTY MABIETTA." Beserves at Hawke's. Phone 282. THUNDEBING DBAMA1 .Ihe true Story of a nation 's Mdden shame at the ^WAIPAWA REGENT TALKIES SATUEDAY and MONDAY, At 8 2.30 — MATEMEE SATUEDAY — 2.30 "PR1S0NER OF SHARK ISLAND" "PRBONER OF SHARK ELAND1; .(Eecommended by Censor for Adnlts.) DAEING! AMAZING! fetark truth stranger than fiction 's strangest creations. DEAMA TOBN EEOM LIFE. An innocent man martyred by the frenzied fury of a nation. . HISTOEIG SCENES. •W^er Baxter ' Gloria Stuart With a cast of a thousand. Beserves at MacGregor's. ■ \!» r. ...... . hawke's bay ff^T ; wbestlhstg ASSN. ~ municipal theatbe, != j HASTINGS. iiMMmU FBIDAY, 30 th APRIL. HAL RUMBERG v. DON McINTYRE PRICES: — Bingside, Men 6/-, Boys 3/-; Circle, Men 4/6, Boys 2/6* Stalls 3/6 j Boys 2/-j Gallery 2/-j Ladies 3/- anywhere. No Tax. Box Plan opens at Hall's Bookshop, "Phone 4061, to-morrow. JJUGBY fOOTBALL NELSON PABK, HASTINGS, SATUEDAY, APRIL 24th., 1937. Celtic v. H.H.S.O.B. No. 1, 3 p.m. M.B.O.B. v. Havelock North, No. 2, S p.m. JUNIOES. M.A.C. v. Hastings, No. 1, 1.30 p.m. POURTHS Hastings v. H.H.S.O.B. No. 2, 1.30 p.m. ActmisBion /-, Ladies 6d. -yOOTBALL — pOOTBALL MeLEAN PAEK : NAPIER TO-MORROW — SATUEDAY. Seniors: M.A.G. v. Pirates, No. 1, 3 p.m. Napier H.S.O.B. v. T.C.O.B., No. 2, 3 p.m. Also lower grade rnatches at 1.30 p.m. Admission 6d, Stands 6d. • Season Tipkets are now available at 3". R. Ross and Co., Napier. NOTIOE TO "HEEALD-TRIBUNE" SUBSCRTB ERS. CUBSCRIBERS whose delivery of the ' ' Herald-Tribune ' ' is onsatisfactory are partieu* larly requested to communicate DTREGT WITH OUE OFFICE instead of cormplaining to the runner boys. Tliis course ensures first-band knowledge, ofirregularities and prompt atteDtion. •' In the event of non-delivery eubscrfbers raay ring 3922 TIAKVEY'S NEW RANGE ot Eugagement Rings: £5 to £50. New tbapes in crossovers and clusters. See them now at Harvey's Jewellery House (opp. Grand Hotel, Hastings).