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Gisborne Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 11011, 25 January 1926, Page 6

M FULLY IWKMNTENDINC PATRONS UNABLE TO GAIN ADMISSION ON SATURDAY NIGHT. DRESS CIRCLE COMPLETELY BOOKED OUT. SALE OF TICKETS STOPPED AT 7.25 E V ERYBODY’S THE THEATRE WHICH SETS THE STANDARD POSITIVELY LAST SCREENING TO-NIGHT OF COLLEEN MOORE . ' m “SALLY” There may never he another one like Sally—the biggest Hit of musical comedy destined to remain forever a screen masterpiece. Can’t you just see her?-—Colleen as the loveable, little tomboy orphan, blossoming into a ravishing Ziegfeld Folly Beauty. Circle 1/6; Stalls 1/-. — Box Plan Tattersall and Bayly’s

OPERA HOUSE Gisborne. SHORT SEASON Starting MONDAY, FEBRUARY Ist. STANLEY MOKAY’S English and Australian PANTOMIME CO. which' has just concluded a wonderfully successful season in Auckland. OPENING PRODUCTION. Little 80-Peep A Pantomime brimful of pretty girls, really funny comedians, excellent specialities," beautiful scenery and costumes, and latest N.Z. songs and dances. The Herald, Dec. 28, 1925, says:— : ‘There is a galaxy of talent in Stanley McKay’s Pantomime Co. that is rarely seen in a similar production, and "this fine work of the principals lifts it to a very high plane.” | The Auckland Star, Dec. 28. 1925, says:—< “Real Pantomime of a startling nature —an excellent show.” ! Frequent changes of Production during the Season. —POPULAR PRICES.— MATINEE: Adults 3/- and 2/-. Children half-price NIGHT: 5/-, 4/-, 3/-, and 2/-. (Prices plus usual tax). Seats may be reserved at Tattersnll and Bayly’s from "Wednesday, Jan. 27. R. POLLOCK, Business Manager. JARSI BOTTLES t WE WOULD ESTEEM IT A FAVOR IF ALL CUSTOMERS WHO HAVE EMPTY JARS OR BOTTLES IN THEIR. POSSESSION WOULD KINDLY INFORM US AT ONCE WHEN OUR CARTERS 1 WILL CALL AND COLLECT SAME, AND ANY DEPOSITS CHARGED WILL BE CREDITED. ZEALAND gREWERIES, GISBORNE BRANCH.' P.O. BOX 108. ’PHONE 3 & 963. THE NEW YEAR IS COMING. VISIT the excelsior FOR YOUR PRESENTS. • Large Selection of BOOKS, TOYS, GAMES, FOR THE CHILDREN. MAKE YOUR SELECTION NOW I 20, PEEL STREET, (opposite the British Empire Hotel) C. E. BICKFORD Proprietor.

A Wanganui solicitor who has just returned from a visit to Dunedin pays a tribute to the Scottish residents there, and states that they understand the art of organising, and the exhibition is a revelation, particularly to show what can be made in New Zealand. They also don’t let much go to waste. At the hotel where he was staying he ordered a bottle of beer for dinner!' He took a glass out of it and left the remainder. The next evening the good lady of the house came to him at dinner with the same bottle, corked, and remarked, “I kept your beer for you, Mr —Wanganui Herald, HAVE YOU PlMl’uiS AND BL-OTCHES? Pimples and blotches cannot b. jdden by powder and cosmetics. They arise from m unhealthy condition of the blood, due to a disordered stomach, sluggish liver, or constipated bowels. To remedy these disorders, a course of Chamberlain’s Tablets is all that is needed, Tablets produce a healthy condition of the entire system, liver and bowels.— For sale by E. D. Smith. Chemist,