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

enteetainments. PINALLY TO-NIGHT at 8 Gonclnding a most successful season of the New Year 's Happiest Gomedy Eomance. IRENE DUNNE in • "THEODORA GOES WILD" (Approved for Universal Eshibition) t Hastings , ★ | REGENT | * Hawke's Bay's Pre-Eminent Theatre. TO-MORROW — — — At Sessions 2.15, 4.45, 8 and 10.30 — MANAGERIAL It is admitted that in his last two pxctures Tow Walis has lost a margin of his earlier popularity. But in his latest picture, ' 'Dishonour Br'ight," and incidentally his iirst picture under the Eegent banner, wo do sincerely assure Hastings patrons that this comedy will recall his earlier successes and revive agaxn the tremendous popularity of England's greatest comedian. It's scandalously funny . . g the new Tom Wells . . . in Ben Traverse delightfully daring comedy of a Don juan who became champion of a woman 's honour. TOM WALLS TOM WALLS TOM WALLS in " niSHONOUE DEIGHT " ** E/ISHONOUE £)rIGHT , 7 ' " niSHONOUE DRIGHT " " ■L'lSHONOUE DEIGHT " with BETTY STOOKFELD . DIANA CHUEOHILE EUGENE PALLETTE Another Great First Half— . f SHOW KIDS ' ' All Colour Musical 0F ^ma^kable iuterestTHE TEEES" .ing record of N.Z.'s T , afforestation. LATEST NEWS & VAEIETY EEELS Hw Sutcliffe^s : Phono 2822. (Eecommended by Censor for Adults)