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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 50, 22 November 1937, Page 12

ENTERTAINMENTS. C 0 S Y y TO-NIGHT -7 ■ ~ ' ■ at 8. DICK FORAN (The Singing Cowboy) and popular hero of the wide open spaees "Rides to Townw againj With. new "songs on his lips,. he covers new trails, seeking and finding new adyentures which must thrill the heart of all lovers of Western dramasl. DICK FORAN ^(The Singing Cowboy — at his best)* j — in — ' THE CHEROKEE STRIP"* • THE CHEROKEE STRIP" /' You must not nnss hearihg— "MY LITTLE BUCKAROO" ((Approved for Universal- Exhibition) ASSOClATE FEATURE L The eold-blooded gangster of the "Petriiled Forest" finds a new way to ME in a drama that flnds a new way to thxill you every shock-paeked second! i HUMPHREY BEVERLEY ; BOGART - ROBERTS in •" TWO AGAINST THE WORLD " " TWO AGAINST THE WORLD " ^(Rcommended by Censor for Adults) ( Plans at Sutcliffe's — ring 2822t or Theatre 2283 after 6 p.m. WAIPUKURAU THEATRE 'TO-MOEROW (TUESDAY) at 8, First Eate Entertainment t KAY FRANCIS At her best in the daringly modcra' ■j drama fc / ?iSWEET ALOES" with GEORGE BRENT - ROLAND YOUNG . . HENRY STEPHENSON , A story of mother love every woman, will want some man to see. [(Recommended by Censor for Adults) EEIDAY NEXT. • , "CALL IT A DAY" London 's Long-Tun' Comedy. f Reserves at Hawke's. Phone 282.

k . ANOTHER (gOOMERANG JJALL" Haumoana Hall r THURSDAY, Nov. 26 BEDWARD'S OECHESTEA. Arthur ■ Jonson, M.C. Exee bus , from ■» Westerman's Corner, 7.45. ; Ladies. 2/-, Gents 2/6, Double 4/-. Eob. McCarthy & Doug. MeCormaek, U Joint Secs. i]l!"ODERN • & OLD-TIME DANCE, TO-NIGHT. Exhibition Eox Trot. Les Henry's Orchestra. Also Carnival, Pec. 1.— EXCELSIOB HALL, Napier. MUNICIPAL THEATRE : HASTINGS CONSTANCE MACDONALD Presents Pupils of the Max Studio of Dancing — In "FRUIT' SALAD " AND OTHER BALLETS. TUESDAY, NOV. 23rd, at 8 p.m. Adults 2/3, Children 1/-, Back Stalls 1/6. Plan nowepen at Fail's. HOTEL ACCOMMODATION. ETO. ' gEEKELBT JJ O T E D OEIENTAL BAY — WELLINGTON Wellington 7b Largest Wooden Private HoteLi Befnrni^icd and re-decorated throughout. New hot water service to bed--rooms and bathrooms. Garages and parking accommodation available, Tariff: 15/-- per day or £4 10/- per week. Permanents by arrangement. Proprietor — L.F. KELLY.

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