THEATRE GUIDE
HASTINGS State: "The Greafc Barrier," (Richard Arlen); Regenfc; "Cliarge of the Light Brigade," (Errol Flynn). Cosy: "Aren't Men Beasts?" (Hobertson Hare). Municipal; "Werewolf of London" (Henry Hull) ; "There's Always TomorroAv" (Binnie Barnes). NAPIER State: "His- Lordship" (George Arliss). Gaiety: ""Romeo and J.uliet" (Norma Shearer).' Plaza: "History Is Made At Night" (Jean Arthur). Mayfair: "Clarence" (Roscoe Kams) "Accusing 1'inger" (Marslia Hunt). WAIPUKURAU Municipal: "Tliroe Men ' ou a Horse" (Frauk AleHugh). WAIPAWA Hcgent: "Peg of Old Drury" (Amua Neagle) ; "Hope of His Side" (Sidnej Howard).
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 137, 26 June 1937, Page 10
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