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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 110, 26 May 1937, Page 16

M IW I ISt BNTBBTAINMBNT9. COSY jyS jp-J^ •"MU.TKK TO-NIGHT — — At 8. 'Avoid the morning after feelingl Wake up and livel Professor Eustace P. McGargle F. A* g.N. (W. -0. Fields to you) will eure • all your troubles, m.ake a new* person 0f you in exaetly 75 minutes, with his newest eure-all and panacea-perfect, seintillatiii£ extravaganza oi wit and mnne. poppy w. C. HELDS l°lll POPPY w n rrcino P0PPY POPPY W, HELDS POPPY POPPY Rochelle Hudson POPPY POPPY Richard Cromwell POPPY POPPY For your amusement POPPY POPPY Por Your Amazement POPPY POPPY Por your Applause POPPY POPPY In * . POPPY POPPY "POPPY" POPPY POPPY POPPY XOPPY POPPY POPPY POPPY You must not miss POPPY. POPPY hearing Rochelle Hud- POPPY POPPY son eing "Rendezvous POPPY, POPPY with VDream." POPPY — — Aud Also — — A CAVALCADE OF RULERS Entitled "PRQWN AND GLORY" This Ezclusive Picture Embodies ficeaoi taken during the xeign of Queen Victoria, Edward tbe Peaeeroaker, the Coron&tion of King George V, aud Queea Maiy, scenes of his vi'sits to the bftttlofields with his Royal sons, his Jubilee aud untimely death, the accessioa and abdication of Edward YIII. aud ihe proelaiuaiion of King Georga VI. and Queen Elizabeth. [(Approved for Universal Exhibition) * Plans at Sutcliffe's. • Eiug 282 2. WAIPUKURAU THEATRE EEIDAy AND SATURDAY, at 8 MATlNEE, SATUEDAY, 2.30. Gsuaont-Britisb Thriller "SEVEN S1NNERS" "SEVEN SINNERS" — with^BPMPKP LOWE «ad OONSTANOB CUMMINGS Train-wreckers , , , gun-ruimers # » B hair-raising mystery and gay'romance Book your Seats at Hawke's, phone 282 WAIPAWA REGENT WEDNESDAY— at 8 "IHE LAST OUTLAW" (Approved^ for TJniversal Exhibition) THRILL-PACKED EOMANCE. Hear the cowboy ballad sensation, * "Hot On The Trail." A picture with the same epic. quajities that . made "Cimarron" and "The Oovered Wagon" sereen masterpieces. " BOULDER DAM" (Approved for -TJniversal Exhibition) THRILLS! THEILLS! The amazing Kuman drama behind the building of ihe new wonder of the world. - Eeserves at MacGregor's. JjATAPlEO. ^NNUAL JJALL . ' FERNHILL TTAT.T, . FRIDAY, MAY 28th, 8 p.m. Les Henry's Orchestra. Good Floor, 1 Supper, and Prizes. : Subs.: Double 4/6, Single 2/6. H. P. HYDE, Hon. See. Tliursday Next — — 2.45 p.m. McfcEAN PARK, NAPIER ENGLAND ENGLAND ENGLAND v. * HAWKE'S BAY HAWKE'S BAY HAWKE'S BAY t^SSOCIATION jpOOTBALL The Greatest Amateur Team in the world. Every player has intemational lonours. You haye been waiting to ■ee how the oldeet football game in the world should be played. Come along and see . for yourself the game that thrills millions of fans on the Continent, Your only opportunity of seeing the first British Soecer Team to visit New Zealand. Curtain Eaisew School Eepresentatives, 1 p.m. Junior Eepresentatives, 1.45 p.m. Admission: Adulte 1/6, Sfands 2/•xtra. Children 6d. No tax. Eeservations no extra charge at Eairelough's Eadio Ltd., Napier. Phon© , 155. Special buses leave Hastings depot from 12.30 p.m. to 2 p.m. CLIVE WOMEN ;8 LNSTITUTE & : SCOUTS' Q ON C E E T CLIVE HALL, " EEIDAY, MAY 28th, 8' p.m. Pree Bns Herald-Tribune Comer, 7.30. ^ E E S T L I N G , ! P . MUNICEPAL THEATEE, HASTINGS. PRIDAY, 28 th MAY. JACK FORSGREN* " (Rough and tough) , RA Y RICHARDS (Has already beateri Forsgron) •' . A RETTJEN BOUT • ' Book at HalPs, 'Phone 4061.. - , PRICES: Eiugside 5/6, Circlc 4/-, Stalls 3/-, Gallei-y J/6, Ladiea 2/6 alJ paris, Boye half jgrice excepfc Galle'ry,*