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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 85, 27 April 1937, Page 16

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(Approved for TTniversal Exhibition.) ASSOCIATE FEATURFS LEW AVRES . GAIL PATRICK • Onslow Stevens * Paul Kelly >%URDER WITH PICTURES" "MURDER WITH PICTURES" [(Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Plans at Sutcliffe's - ring 2822. WAIPUKURAU THEATRE TO-NIGHT — at 8 — TO-NIGHT Drama, Eomance, Thrills, and Gorgeous Musie. JEANETTE MacDONALD and NELSON EDDY 3k the return season of "NAUGHTY MARIETTA** ' The Most Thrilling Mnsical Drama t Ever Made. Hear again— \**Ah, Sweet Mystery,. Life" f fi*m Falling in Love with Someone-" }' The Italian Street Song* > On the Associate Programme— LATJEEL & HAEDY — in "GOING BYE-BYE" '(Both Appr. for TTniversal Exhibition) FEEDAY AND SATUEDAY Jack London 's " WHEPE FANG * Sequel to "Call of the Wild" Book Your Seats at Hawke's/ phone 282 WAIPAWA REGENT THEATRE WEDNESDAY — at 8 "SPEED *' •• SPEED " (Approved for TTniversal Exhibition) LATJGHS and EOMANCE. A Mile-a-Mnmte of Fun and Thrills FASTEST PIOTUEE OF THE YEAE! Dare-devils of the Speedways! . . . taking their Kves in their hands and their love where they flnd itl EEDING TO EOMANCE. The roar of the grandstand is muslc in their ears as these driving devils «f the speedway dash on to fame and romance!

COMMUNITY 0LT) Y^EME JJANCE ^Hastings Citizens' Bandroom. EVEEY TUESDAY EVENING, 8 p.m. Under Expert Supervision. Once a Patron— Always a Patron. Admission 1/6. B. WILLIAMSON, M.C. pOET AHUEIE1 CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. Buffalo Hall, WEDNESDAY, APEIL 28th, 1937. MONTHLY INGLESIDE. Exhibition Dancing by pupils of Miss Alma McKenzie. " .Vocal Items arranged by Mrs. A. Higginson. Old-time and Scottish Dancing. Admission: Members 6d, non-cnem-fcers 1/-; children under 16 6d, and must be accompanied by parents. Bus for Napier at midnight. . W. J. KEY, Hon. Sec. W E E S ^ L I N G WBmk" j MUNICIPAL ' THE ATEE, : HASTINGS. FRIDAY, 30th APEIL. HAL RUMBERG "(The Star of the 1933 Season) DON McINTYRE (Who recently defeated "Strangler" Lewis). PEICES: — Eingside, Men 6/-, Boys 3/-j Circle, Men 4/6, Boys 2/6; Stalls Men 3/6, Boys 2/-; Ladies 3/- anywherej Gallery 2/-. No Tax. Box Plan now open at Hall's Book■hop, 'Phone 4061. Special engagement of McKay'a Orchestra. GEAND ATTEACTION. QTANE COEONATION BALL, Otane Town Hall, MAY 5th, 1937. Les Henry's Orchestra. Admission 2/6. YOU WILL EEMEMBEE THE COEONATION i by having your portrait taken now. It will remind you of this great event, and retain its inlerest for years to 'come. Hook your appoiutment with E0LF KEYS' photogeapheb, Commerce Bldgs., HASTINGS. pAINFUL EHEUMATIC KNEE cured in one week — Mr. E. W. Eobson, Manchester Street, Christehurch, writes: "Suffering from uric acid, I developed a stiff knee. i decided to try E.U.E. and one week's treatment removed the trouble. A dose or two weekly prevents any recurrence. E.TT.E. Eheumatic Treatment (large size) is sold with a genuine money-basck guarantee. Free- BooMet from Webber Js Pharmaev; L. E. Grant; Leigh & Eagle aml Murray's Pharipacy, Waipawa; Hobsons Ltd., E. E. Prior.