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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 204, 14 September 1937, Page 16

, V f SNTERTAINMENT8. ■jP'U.1" 1 ■' — v 1 — &T 9 TO-MOREOW AT 8 j SPECIAL OHANGE ; RO-MOEEOW NIGHT - [(Sprmgboiis Nlght) AIl-Action ''Double-feature' ' Billl Ihe Greatest Air Pieture Siiice t'Hell's Angels" - 'GUARDIANS OF THE AIR" •"GUARDIANS OF THE AIR" (Appjfc-ifor Universal Exhibition.) Rosalind Keith - Charles Quigley . Second Thrill Feature Brace yoqrself for tlie Season's Biggest Action. Drama! PAT O'BRIEN 'Humphrey Bogart - Ann . Sheridan — in — "THE GREAT O'MALLEY" "THE GREAT O'MALLEY" (Recom. by Ceiisor for Adults.) BooMags for To-morsow will be ferrific. Eeserve now at Sutcliffe's Phone 2822 Z2L EJNALLY TO-NIGHT — AT 8 THRILL — . To, this, the "Daddy" of *11 action packed films; a fast drama of epeed on the waterway! ROSALIND KEITH- ALLEN BROOKE "MOTOR MADNESS' "MOTOR MADNESS' ASSOCIATE FEATURE She sought happiness and f ound daSgerl She fled the International Spy Ring only to fall into a more desperato crime circle! CESAR ROMEEO - TAKA BIRREL WALTER BRENNAN — in — "SHE'S DANGEROUS" "SHE*S DANGE8PUS" XPxogramme Eecommended for Adults.)

\ WAIPUKURAU THEATRE Por One Night Only TO-NIGHT At 8 CECIL B. DE MILLE'S "IHE CRUSADES " Tio , Speetacnlar Snccessor to "THE- TEN COMMANDMENTS ' ' and " THE KING OF HINCS" '(Approved For TJniversal Exhibition.) Patrons are requested to be seated •arly as this production occupies prac- \ tically all the evening. WAIPAWA REGENT TALKIES WEDNESDAY At 8 p.m. "A WOMAN REBELS" .(Becommended by Censor for Adults.) Starring— - KATHARINE HEPBURN and HERBERT MARSHALL With a Strong Supporting Cast. WOMAN" 'S REYOLT AGAINST CONVENTIONS REPRESSION OF ROMANCE Beserves at MacGregor 's, 'phone 149. OOTJTH ' A FRICA OTJTH FRICA V. TTAWKE'S "DAY AWKE 'S AY McLEAN PARE : NAPIER WEDNESDAY, 15th SEPTEMBER. Gates Open 10.30 a.m. Ktck 015 2.^0 p.m. First Curtain-raiser, 11.30 a.m. — NAPIER v. HASTINGS THIRD GRADE. Second Curtain-raiser, 1 p.m.— TE AUTE COLLEGE v. NAPIEE-HASTINGS JUNIORS. ADMISSION CHARGES.— Gates 2/-, Enehjsure 1/6, plus gate 2/-. Children lalf price (1/-) at gate only. _ Govered stand and temporary stand tickot holders are requested to rcad instruclions on tickets and enter by eorrect gates. Tickets for temporary stands B and C are still available at the Rugby Union Office (6/- each including . gate mdmiSsion). TO-MORROW TO-MORROW TO-MORROW TO-MORROW AFTER A GREAT AFTEENOON 'S SPORT GREAT EVENING OF FCN AND JOLLITY - ' . — at — THE NATION AL 13 ALL TIIE NATION AL BAI.L ' THE NAT10NAL BALL THE NATIONAL BALL THE NATIONAL BALL THE NATIONAL BALL THE NATIONAL BALL THE NATIONAL BALL ' THE NATIONAL BALL I ASSEMBLY HALL — HASTINGS The Springboks have been invited and will be represented. LEW MUNRO'S ORCHESTRA Modern and Old-Time Dancing Card Room Evening Dress Optional. Tickets 5/-. BADMINTON AND GOLF. WE ARE EXPERTS in these games. Our advice is reliable. Our repairs to Golf Clubs or Racquets expcrtly executed. — Charges reasonable. Consult us or ring us. 'Phone 2413. JJ'RED H. ^yALKER . fOd'Avenue Road 5 Hastings.