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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 184, 21 August 1937, Page 20

EN TEBT AlNMIiNTS. Yesterday's Enthnsiastic Audiences Enthuse Over Anothei Grand Begent Opening — the tenth outstanding attraetion in an unbroken row of pre-eminent Sereen Oifering! IT IS NECESSARY TO BESERVE FOR TO-NIGHT TO BE SECURE! i — — Hastings » | REGENT | Jc Hawke's Bay's pre-eminent Theatre. » 4.45 TO-NIGHT — - At 8 And then Daily at 2.15 & 8 The Most Ambitious Effort Ever Made in Ficture Production! "ELEPHANT BOY" j "ELEPHANT BOY" "ELEPHANT BOY" "ELEPHANT BOY" BUDYAED HIPLING'S - Tale of "Toomai of the Elepbants" from the second Jungle Book' with SABO 13-year-old Native Wonder Boy A different . . . an unusual . . . a speetacular film combining^the uproar of wild, primitive, jungle life with an entertainment that preserves all the tenderness and charm with whieh the strange and lonely man Kipling invested his original story. An ALEXANDER EORDA production London Pilms — IJnited Artists (Approved for TJniversal Exhibition.) Also Sereening — Walt Disney's Cartoon Creation in Technicolour "DON DONALET Plans at Sutcliffe ^s (2822), or at Theatre 3843, af'ter 6 p.m. HASTINGS CITIZENS' BAND QRAND J>EOITAL CORNWALL PARE, HASTINGS. TO-MORROW (Sunday) APTERNOON , at 2.30. Collectiou for Band Punds. gOTJTH JSLAND J^E-TJNION & J)ANCE -Special Corohation Celebrations. ASSEMBLY HALL, HASTINGS, THURSDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER. McEAY'S OLD-TIME ORCHESTRA of 8 instru'ments. PREE Bus leaves Napier Post Office at 7.30 p.m. TICEETS: Gents, 6/6, Ladies 5/-, from H. B. Enight, Chemist, W. A. Williahison, Bookseller, or Jas. W. Shaw, Hon. See., Queen Street, Hastings. JJASQUERADE gALL TE HATJEE L.D.S. HALL, PRLDAY, ATJG. 27th, at 8 p.m. Excellent Music by David Eamau's Orehestra. Buffet Supper. Pree Bus leaves Westerman's Corner 7130. Subs 2/6. jJJUNICIPAL IJHEATRE SOTJL-STIRRING SINGING NEXT PRIDAY NIGHT J. and N. TAIT • •iave " extreme pleasure in ,presenting in assoeiation with ALEXANDRA LEYITOPP GENERAL PLATOPP'S World-renowned and Brilliant DON COSSACK CHOIR , DON COSSACK CHOIR and • PAMOUS RUSSIAN DANCERS 30 — ARTISTS — 30 whose artistry has created a. furore of" enthusiasm in every importstnt city and town in the world. "The audience sensed the tradi- 1 tions of Russia in the Don Cossaek's exposition of its music, with its alternating notes of triumph and sadness, tpgether with its rugged philosophy of life. The memory of their power of song will never be effaced." Musical Dirqctor: NICOLAS EOSTRUEOPP POPULAR PRICES Eeserved D.C. and R.S. 5/- (limited Vice Regal Area 6/-), Unreserved Stalls 3/-, Gallery 2/-. All prices plus tax. BOX PLANS will be opened at Pail's on Wednesday morning next. J. R. R0SB & C° BEAUTY SPECIALISTS NAPIER Peg to announce that they have secured -the services of MRS GERTRUDE MORGAN (Jate Manageress Kirkcaldie .& Stains Wellington) «'ho has just returned from a refreshei course -in England and on the Continent, as Manageress of, their Beautj Salon. i'HONE 678 NAPIER £or Appointmeots. L. H. C0KNWELL CASH BUYER ? — Of — S HEE P SKIN S SHEE P SKINS THE 100 PER CENT. CATARRH TREATMENT. i rpHE popnlarity of Eatarol is proof enough of its power to control and relieve catarrh and deep-rooted nasal aff-lications. It is a germicide, slight auaesthetic, deodorant and antiseptic all in one. Only 3/6 trial size, 5/r double size from Noel Wilson's Pharmaey; also from all other clxemists and stores,- " x