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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 94, 7 May 1937, Page 16

SNTEBTAINMENTa. FDTALLY TO-NIGHT JL Sdntillatkig Comedy-Eomaneej Paucfcuatefi with Glorious * Musical Numbersl Joeeph Schmidt (world famous tenor ) Ylorine McKinney - Judy Kelly "A STAR FELL PROM HEAVEN" (Approved for Universal Exhibition) ALSO; — The Merriest Murder-Solving Spree Ever Filmed. Warren Wfflianx . - Olaire Dodd "THE OASE OP THE VELVET CLAWS" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.)' COSY f:: TOMORROW — | At 2.15 and 8 Only | *m • ■ • • . > / Owing to the Length of the Progmmme There wilkbe no 10.30 Session, • HOP-A-LONG CASSIDY II Here Again, in another Thrill-Pack-'ed, Red Blooded OutDoor, Action Picturel WILLIAM BOYD JIMMY ELLISON Stephen Morris - George HAyes — "TRAIL DUST" — • — - "TRAIL DUST" — "TRAIL DUST" Outstandlng Hlll-Billy Hite Include "Wide Open Spaces" '**270 Regrets ' ' « "Trail Dust" SECOJ€D FEATURE A Worthy Successor to ' * Seventh Heaveo/' A Romance as Sweet and Teuder, as. Brav* and Gay as any tbat Ever T&ri!le& Toul Ireee Hervey f Charles Starrett H. B. WARNER "ALONG CAME LOVE" "ALONG CAME LOVE" Sapports Include "Ace Drummond" Serial .(Pxogramme Approved for Universal Exbibition.) Plaas at Sutcliffe's . ring 2822.

WAIPUKURAU THEATRE TO-MORROW & SATURDAY at 8 MATINEE SATURDAY at 2.30 The Pictnre with the Hallmark of Greatnesa. Sinclair Lewis' "DODSWORTH" {Reeomr.iefidecl by Censor for Adults) — with — Walter Huston - Ruth Chatterton Paul Lucas - Mary Astor Any woman who has a husband, 6r expects to have a husband, can't afford to miss this pictnre. Be advised, boolc at Hawkes, phone 282 The supports include Mickey's Grand Opera, Coloured Silly Symphony, WAIPAWA REGENT THEATRE SATURDAY & MONDAY at 8 MATINEE SATUEDAY, 2.30 " LET'S SING AGAIN" " LET'S SING AGAIN" A hlm which introduces the most amazmg TOxce of thg century to, the screen BOBBY BREEN * The Golden-voiced Youngster. Make a point of hearing this wonder boy of the scre'en, (Approyed for Uhiyersal -Exhibition) Beserves at McGregor^. BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL. EXTBA gPECIAL QONCEBT TO-NIGHT — 7.45 — TO-NIGHT Organised by Miss McHutchon. WAIOHIKI & OMAHU MAQEI ENTERTAINERS In aid of Maori Queen, MISS A. MOHI PLAZA THEATRE, NAPIER UAY 9, at 8.15 p.m. Come and see the hve-year-old Maori Bobby Breen. Collection at door. JJUGBY pOOTBALL Nelson Parh, SATUEDAY, May 8th, HASTINGS v. NAPIER H.S.O.B., „ No. 1 Ground CELTIC ▼. M.E.O.B., No. 2 Ground Eariy Games, 1.30: Thirds-— Geltic v. H.S.O.B. Pourths— Hastings v. Celtie. Ball Boys: ,OentraI School. Admission 1/-. Ladies 6d J^OOTBALL — "JpOOTBALL McLEAN PAEK : • NAPIEE SATUEDAY, 8th MAY. SENIOES: Hast. H.S.O.B. y. T.C.O.B., No. 1 2.45 p.m. Pirates v. Havelock, No. 2, 2.45. p.m. Also lower Grade Matches at 3.30 p.m. Admission 6d, Stands 6d. QRAND jgUNDAY QONCEET Municipal Theatre : HASTINGS SUNDAY NEXT, MAY 9th, *8.15 p.m. By tha ' SZO C ONC2ST PABTY 2ZO BZO CONCEBT PARTY 2ZO Headed by: UNCLE LEN - - - - - - Pianist Jack Wilson - - - - - - Comedian Ered Gedson ------ Xylophone of Ered Gcdson Exmous Aces, P.N. Spence Toon Yocab'st Mts. Keith Joncs - - - - Vocalist Alf Ganderton - - Piano Accordion Maurice Donovan - Action Songs Allan Sundburn ------ Banjo Hector Bourke ------ Guitar • Eionel Bennett - - - - Accordion And Others. PEICES 1/6, 3/-. All bookcd seats 1/6. Book now at Denton Wyatt's, Book(^ARDINAL will restoro iumediately old red tiles to a beautiful ricb red, is eicellent for colouring .stone steps and. briek ]>atlis. Try a tin to-day.- 1-arge lins" 1/- at iliwbs', Hutingp.