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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 20, 16 October 1937, Page 20

ENTERTAINMFJJTg IN ONE THRILL-PACKED NIGHT YOU LIVE THE ADVENTURES OF A LIFE-TIME! - - - 9 ' THE OUTSTANQING PICTURE IN A YEAR NOTABLE FOR BIG SCREEN ACHIEVEMENTS 1 p Hastings 1 | Jc REGENT -Ar pairke's Bay'g Pre-emis«at SkMte* 4.45 To-night At 8 AND THEN DAILY At,2.15 & 8 p.m. Romance and Adventure Can Never Die as Long as This Story. Lives Dashing Devil-May-Care Adventurer Errol Flynn Answers the Call to ! Armsl What a Enight . , . and What a night 1 With pounding hearts you'll Live this thrilling Story of two gallant comrades who defy a world of plots to savo their nation from it's enemiesl ERROL FLYNN ERROL FLYNN ERROL FLYNN ERROL FLYNN ERROL FLYNN " * with the Mauch Twins BILLY and BOBBY CLAUDE RAINS - PHYLLIS BARRY " HENRY STEPHENSON — in — MARK TWAIN' S "THE PRINCE & THE PAUPER" "THE PRINCE & THE PAUPER" "THE PRINCE & THE PAUPER"* "THE PRINCE & THE PAUPER" "THE PRINCE & THE PAUPER" A Warner Bros.' Special. Another Great First Half Includes — MARCH OF TIME No. 8 Plans at Sutcliffe's • Phone 2822. or theatre (3843) after 6 p.m. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) HAWKE'S BAY SPRING SH0W "WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY OCTOBER 20 and 21. Open Each Day from 9 a.m. MAGNIFICENT EXHIBITION OF LIVE STOCK PEOGRAMME First Morning: Xudging of Horses (including part of hack classes), Cattle, Sheep, Fleece Wool, Pigs, Dogs (kennel section), Poultry Indoor Exhibits. . First Afternoon: Best Pony Driven by Lady. Maiden Leaping Competition. Maiden Leaping Match for Ponies.Pony Leaping Competition (Girl Riders). * • Maiden Jumping Competition (Lady Riders). Harness Horse (pace and stylc). Open Hunters' Competiton, Second Morning: — ndging of Working Draughts, remaining Hacks, Saddle Ponies and Children 's Iiiding, Working Dogs. Second Afternoon: Grand Parade of Stock. Parado of Dogs. Pony Leaping Match (Boy Riders). Champion Leaping Match. Ladies' Jumping. Consolation Jump. SIDE-SHOWS! — SIDE-SHOWS! Admission: 2/-, Children under 10 free, sehool children 1/-, non-members' cars 5/-. Grandstand 2/6, children under 12 1/-. SPECIAL EXCURSION FARES ON THE RAILWAY. Hot Water Free to Picnic Parties. FIBEWOOD, Etc. IJROMPT DLLlVEKf. — Fxrewooa, Coal, Coko, Carbonettes. Riug 2470, McKAIN, Hastings. (Also let us saw your Wood). MANUKA FlitEWOOD is the wood for heat. All other wood in stock Coal, Coke, Carbonettes. — TAllAO Queen St., Hastings. Ring 2252. VVE CUT FlKEWOuD. Willow 4/-, Pine 5/-, Blue Gura .6/-. Town ot country. — McDonald, Cr. Nelson St. and Whitehead Rd., Hastings. PROMPT SUPPLIES of— COAL - COKE - CARBONETTES And DRY, SOUND FIREWOOD Order from — JQONOVAN AND QO. Wood, Coal and Coko Merchauts. 'Phone 2314. HASTINGS. FOR YOUR WINTER FER1NG. VYTILL-SPLIT DRY GUM FIREWOOD, 9in, delivered 52/- pei cord. Pine, 45/- per cord. HHill supplies all Firewood, Coal, Coke and Carbonettes. E. WARE & SON, 310S. Riverslea Road. Phone 2966 HASTINGS. always have stocks of Dry Fira wood, particularly MAIRE, RATA, MATAL Cut to any length required Measurement guaranteed. Prompt deliveries. ROBERT HOLT & SONS, LTD. HASTINGS. "PHONF p5Gft 'PHONE 3568. BOBBY CALVES. poWDEELL BROS., cash buyers of Calves, notify all dairy farmers collecfcion days now are— MONDAYS, TUESDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS ONLY. Telephones— Day 4260; Night 3687,