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Gisborne Times, Volume LXIII, Issue 10139, 27 October 1925, Page 6

TO-NIGHT'S NEW PROGRAMME EVERYBODY’S THE THEATRE THAT SETS THE STANDARD THE HIGHEST ALTITUDE COMEDY OF THE YEAR „.-V- - DOUGLAS MACLEAN ■ ■ ■ :• ' IN / ' . GOING UP BASED ON THE WORLD-FAMOUS MUSICAL COMEDY OF THE SAME NAME NOTHING SO SCREAMINGLY HUMOROUS HAS EVER BEEN PRESENTED ON THE SCREEN FOR YEARS SKYROOKING ROARS OF FUN. LAUGHS! ROARS SHRIEKS! GOING UP GOING UP GOING UP A screaming aeroplane love story ,tliat pilots you to dizziest heightsi of laughter. • CLIMB ABOARD. Douglas Maclean is breaking all records for shrieking delight in his latest hair-raising whopper of a comedy t _ * _ . . WHAT’S THE RUSH (Comedy) BLACK MAGIC (Interest) Path©-Gazette Circle 1/3; Stalls If-. -Matinee 2 p.m.--TO-NIGHT 7.45 TO-NIGHT ——- Magnificent Attraction AT THE PALACE The Better IVSussc Who played such a prominent role in “The Ten Commandments.” IN MEN & WOMEN MEN AND WOMEN—MALES AND FEMALES—THE TWO„MOST-VI-TAL FORCES OF THE UNIVERSE * A Powerful Story of Human Love, Frailty- and Courage THE TALENTED ENGLISH DUO Lulu Asquith & Stanley Asquith England’s Queen of Song Baritone and Imitator Extraordinary. Christie Comedy “Silep Fast”; American Cazette, Educational, “Making Currants and Raisins.” The orchestra will contribute : Overture, Light Cavalry, Suppe; Selections. Fidelis, Beethoven; Dinorah, Meyerbeer; Ist Arabesque, Debussy; Sizilietta, Blon; La Manola, Waldteufel, etc. PRICES: Matinee 1/-, 6d, 3d; Night 1/6 and 1/-,—BOOK AT MUIR'S

THE POVERTY BAY TURF CLUB SPUING MEETING MAKARAKA RACECOURSE. THURSDAY and SATURDAY 29th and 31st October. Trains leave Town at 11.15 and 11.50 a.m.: Return from Course 5.40 p.m. First Race starts at 12 Noon. D. R. DeGOSTA, Secretary.

PHENQMINAL SUCCESS. WHAT WAS? A RUNAWAY —LAST NICHT—HUGE AUDIENCE DELIGHTED. WHERE? OI'ERA HOUSE TO-NICHT AGAIN AT 8 BOOK AT TATTERS ALL AND BALLY’S, (Miller’s Corner.) PRICES—D.C. & F. Stalls 6/-; 0. Stalls 4/-; Pit 2/6. TO-NICHT TO-NECHT MONSTER GRAND Catholic Bazaar AND SALE OF WORK CITY HALL DRAWING OF £lO GOLD NUGGET AT 9.30 P.M. Every person paying for admittance will be handed a ticket on the £5 gold nugget to be drawn on SATURDAY NIGHT Admission 1/-. Chidreii half price. J. R. JONES, Hon. Sec. SHOW GROUNDS TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW WESTWOOD BROS. ENTERPRISES present the fAMERICAN GLASS WORKS featuring the Wonder Girl THE WORLD’S ONLY GIRL Glass Blower ill i m m “MISS MAE KINGSLEY” (The Wonder Girl) .In unique exhibitions of spinning, weaving, knitting and blowing all kinds of glassware novelties and souvenirs from the raw material to the finished article. V: . The latest ach eveiuent ■ m>? the' WONDER CIRL s a la>ge ‘model of Kilo-y SYDN E Y HARBOR BRIDGE which contains -over, .150 mi’es. of. spun .pass, nnd took main' weeks to build. GEE THIS TALENTED GIRL AT WORK.

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