f ENTEBTAINMENTS. 1/- 1/- ALL SEATS - 9d - 9d MUNICIPAL PICTURES !/- TO-NIGHT At 8 9d As BIG as the Mississippi 9d . . m theme — Humour — ad- ^ . •/' venture — human " emotions. « /" 9d Breathless exeitement churns 9d i / your heart in this drama, i ./ mellow with the humour of ^ 9d the gay old river days! 9d 1/- WILL ROGERS I/9d WILL ROGERS 9d I/- ANNE SHIRLEY I /- QJ IRVIN S. COBB QJ . . EUGENE PALLETTE , , I/" STEPIN FETCHIT W" 9d — in— 9d 1/- -'STEAMBOAT 1/9d 4STEAMBOAT 9d I/- ROUND THE BEND" 1/9d ROUND THE BEND" 9d I/- (Appr. for Universal Exhib.) {/- 9J ASSOCIATE FEATURE. 9J | /_ He dreamt of a murder with | ^ 9 j a perfect alibi — then woke 9 j f . up and tried to carry it out. f , I/- PHILLIP HOLMES I /- 9d ATLEEN MARSON 9d ]JA' "TEN MINUTE ALIBI" V: I/. "TEN MINUTE ALIBI" 9d p6 "TEN MINUTE ALIBI" \fm Recommended by Censor for Adults) PLANS NOW OPEN AND SEATS GOING FAST ! Book Without Delay for this unprecedented show at Leon Fail (Hastings) j or Lockyers (Napier), MUNICIPAL THEATRE HASTINGS Coihmencing MONDAY NEXT AT 8 MONDAY NEXT AT 8 Four Night Only — Two Complete Shows, with Change of Programme j Wednesday. Sir Benjamin I'uLor, in association with Mr Bertram Montague, of London, Will present — THE MONTAGUE SHOW THE MONTAGUE SHOW THE MONTAGUE SHOW THE MONTAGUE SHOW The Only Coinplete London West End Revue Company .ever to visit New Zealand, in .its first sparkling hit — "LET'S G0 PLACES" "LET'S GO PLACES" "LET'S GO PLACES" "LET'S GO PLACES" Presented on the same scalo and with cxaetly the same company of international headliners that delighted London audiences. You'll see GEORGE DOONAN, famous and irrestible English Comedian . . . THE DARMORA TROUPE OF HUNGARIAN DANCERS, already the rage of the country; and they WILL do their sensational CAN-CAN in Hastings! THE DAWN SISTERS, hilarious burlesque dancers and comediennes . . THE BLENDERS, stars of stage, screen and radio, JEWELL and WARRISS uproarious mirthmakers, BARBARA VERNON, the "No. No, Nanette" girl . . . and dozens of others. PRICES — Reserves 6/-. TJnreserved Seats 4/ and 2/-. Orders from country patrons, accompanied by postal notes, etc., will be promptly attended to at the box offiees MONDAY — TtJESDAY "LET'S GO PLACES" WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY "THIS YEAR OF CARNIVAL" FIREWOOD, Etc. WROMPT DELIVERY. — Firewood, Coal, Coke, Carbonettes. Ring 2470, McKAIN, Hastings. (Also let us saw your Wood). JJANUKA FIREWOOD i* the wopd for heat. All other wood in stock. Coal, Ooke, Carbonettes. — TAHAU, Queen St., Hastings. Ring 2252. rpRY OUR MACHINE for Cutting Firewood; Willow 4/-, Pine 5/-, Blue Gum 6/-. Town or country, distance no objeet. Ring 4207 Hastings. PROMPT SUPPLIES of— COAL - OOKE - CARBONETTES And DRY, SOUND FIREWOOD Order from— J^ONOVAN AND QO. Wood, Coa] and Coke Merchants ' Phone 2314 HASTINGS FOR YOUR WINTER FIRING. VyELL-SPLlT DRY GUM FIRTWOOD, 9in. delivered 52/- per cord. Pine, 45/- per eord. Full supplies all Firewood, Coal, Coke and Carbonettes. L\. WARE & SUN, 310S. Riverslea Road. Phone 2966. HASTINGS. 11/E always have stoeks of Dry Firewood, particularly MAIRE, RATA, 1 MATAI. Cut to any length required. Measurement guaranteed. Prompt ' deliveries. - ROBERT HOLT & SONS, LTD. HASTINGS. PHONE "568 'PHONE 8568. \ PORTRAITS THAT ' ARE ADM1RED — Rolf Keys' Photo Studies are noted for higb artistry, character and faithful delinealion. Have oue taken aovv by — | ROLP K E Y > ) RHOTOQliAPHEU, [ Couunerco Bldgs., Hastings.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 206, 16 September 1937, Page 16
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