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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 10593, 23 May 1928, Page 6

NEXT SATURDAY'S ATTRACTIONS: ADOLPHE MEN.LOTI IN ‘•SERENADE”, AND JACKIE 000 GAN IN “THE RE OLE CALL.!’ TO-NTGHT at 8. TO-NIGHT at 8. always The BETTER PICTURES PALACE ALWAYS The BETTER MUSIC A Breath-taking Crook Melodrama. \ THRILLING-' AND SENSATIONAL TRAIN SMASH THAT WIPED • OUT Y ROO DS MARRIAGE AND USHERED IN ROMANCE THE WRECK A thrilling drania of a mini’s lias and a woman’s sacrifices Featuring SHIRLEY MASON—MALCOLM MacGREGOR T!ie exciiing story of a girl caught in the toils of two crooks. She got mixed up with a false wedding ceremony, found herself hound for prison, and the heroine of a train smash, and when romance name back then the shadow of her pas t rose to haunt her. , Thrills. Romance and Laughter in Generous Proportions Comedy, Dizzy Days— Interest, —Six Wonderful Nights in Paris. Pathe Gazette Austrolian Scenic GRAND. ORCHESTRAL SELECTIONS Prices: ]/6, 1/-. Roolc at Lewis R. Body’s or phone 353 after 6 p.m. In order to avoid congestion on Saturday the box plan will open . TO-DAY at 0 a.m.

DANCE HjX)-X I(! Ii T 'pn-XIOHT ASSEMBLE' HALT,. H.V i.hcv Whnkaki Jazz Orchestra. Also Friday and Saturday. POVERTY BAY WINTER SHOW ASSOCIATION (Incorp ) GARRISON HALL. 6,7, S and '9 .1 ONE, 192 P. ENTRIES CLOSE 23rd MAY, 1928. School entries extended in 2dih May. interesting Trade Exhihts, numerous side-shows. W. M. RAYI.Y. Secretary. CHILDREN’S PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS BALL. CITY HALL THFESDAY. 2-1 th MAY, 7.30 p.m. T7UGHT PRii/.ES Best. Fancy, Ili Oiiginal, sari;, and J'aper Uuuunes, in Ue presented I>y me Alay- «> roSf?. ,\j iiS. AI.EXZJ F.S' OECHESJ'KA. Alii 1/t .1 /A A \-iil N(! JjiiO.VL JO .p.m. Children L-, Adults 2.-, tainuy concessions. Proceeds tor Awapuni .School Funds. C. L. hIAItVJ'.A . .Hon. See.

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