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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 49, 20 November 1937, Page 20

ENTEBTAINMENTS. MEETHIMATTHECOSY! (WHO? Why, he rides a horse, He packs a gun, and surely you've lieard of __ "THE SINGING COWBOY " OOSY ~p — jr«mi ^^ae=. TO-NIGHT at 8. DICK FORAN (The Singing ;Cowbo y) and popular hero of the wide open spaces "Rides to Town" again! With new songs on his lips, he covexs new trails, seelcing and finding new ad▼entures whieh must thriU the heart of , all lovers of Western dramasl DICK FORAN * DICK FORAN DICK FORAN [(The Singing Gowhoy — at Hs best) ' an -*- * * "IHE CHEROKEE STRIP" "THE CHEROKEE STRIP" 41 THE CHEROKEE STRIP" "THE CHEROKEE STRIP" f' Yott must not miss hearing— "MY UTTLE BTTCKAROO" '(Approved for Universal Exhibition) J ASSOCIATE FEATUDE Th'e eold-blooded gangster of the ."Petrified Forest" finds a new way to Idl! in a drama that finds a new wjgy to jthrill you every shock-packed second! j HUMPHREY. BEVERLEY * BOGART - ^OBERTS " TWO AGAINST TtiS WORLD " * TWO AGA1NST IHE WORLD " (Ecommended by Censor for 'Adults) AND A NOVEIi PRESENTATION r-ON THE STAGE The Finalists of the AMATEPB JTJVENILE "• TRIALS Plans at Sutcliffe 's — ring- 2822, | ot Theatre 2283 after 6 pan. - WAIPUKURAU THEATRE TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY) - — at 8. N THE MAGNIFICENT PICTUEE, ' Y'LLOYDS OF LONDON*8 * LLOYDS OF LONDON n ■ — with— FREDDIE BABTHOLOMEW MADELEINE CABBOLL TYRONE POWEE / SIB GUY STANDING f 'A Story You Will Never ForgeL [(Approved for JJnivetsal Exhibition). Early Bboking Advised, THE LAZEEST MAN IN TOWNj. — That's — WALLACE BEERY — in — "OLD HUTCH" — at the — KAIPAWA REGENT THEATRE TO-NIG-HT AND ■ MONDAY at 8. "OLD HUTCH" (Approved for Universal Exhibition) HUMAN DRAMA. 'Another triumph for Wallace Eeery! Another world-resonndifig laugh from Hs millions of admirers! The funniest role he has ever playedl • j Also FARR-LOUIS FIGHT Wbe authentie and exclusive motion pieture of one of the greatest battles the boxing world has ever known. aserves at MacGregot's , 'pboiie 149,1 JOYLANDS £ABARET TO-NIGHT (SAT.), NOV. 20. AECADIAN OECHESTEA. #•30 till 12. Doubles 5/-. Tel. 1360. I JIUNTCIPAL THEATEE : HASTINGS CONSTANCE MACDONALD Presents Pupils of the Mai Studio of Dancing — In "FRUIT SALAD " AND GTHEE BALLETS. TUESDAY, NOY. 23rd, at 8 p.m. Adults 2/3, Children 1/-. Plan now open at Fail'a. Q.R AND (JONCEBT1 By the HASTINGS METHODIST CHOIR (And Yisiting Artists). ASSEMBLY HALL, WEDNESDAY, NOV." 24th, at 8 p.m. Admission 1/-, Children 6d. HOTEL ACCOMMGDATION, ETO. J.EEKELBY JJ O T E D OEIENTAL BAY — WELLINGTON Wellington '■ Largest Wooden Private ' ■ ^ Hoteb Befnrnished and re-decofated throngh•et. New hot water service to bedrooms and bathrooms. Garages and paTking ftccommodation available. Tariff: 15/- per day or £4 10/- per week. Permanents by, arrangement. Proprietor — L, F. KELLY. 0ATTLFIELD JJOUSE Bjydney Et. East (opp. Parlt. Buildings) WELLINGTON. Modern Guest House. Daily tariff 12/6; weekly by arrangement. HES. E. HASWELL. TeL 42-355. WHEEE TO STAY IN HASTINGS QEEENGABLES Q.TJEST JJOUSE 8UPEBI0R BOAED & RESIDENCE ■For permanents* and casuals. Excelient table and service. Three blockt East of Post Offiee and Bailw&y Station. Corner Hastings St. and Avenue Eoad. Beeeatly renovated and onder entirely — / new management^