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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 10726, 25 October 1928, Page 6

WIGHT (TmITB§4SA¥) at 8 gTigcT ■ • The \ Gt outsid gataeraig amat nei eurs seen Ui sed uit rice ro. "(THURSDAY) At 8 o'clock, TO-NIGHT at S/TSpecial t Stalls 3/-, Back Stalls 2/- TO-NIGHT at J.

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_ ~ • r i . =• jtThci Box Plan iVfnow open for Saturday’s a BriS*" Gilbert in “Twelve Miles Out” and Esther Ralston- in -Haw a To-night 8 p.m. Katiiiea 2 p,m.,: Tonight 8 ALWAYB The BETTER PICTUREB grand CARNIVAL WEj A PA3 H .. «#? ; t-r .«■ 7> r V •■ ■ ? ' ■ ' attr action— stupendous success iBT NIGHT '. • '2 ' T super-special v ; ; § r Nei ■ A. • gripping life story «round,.of4.*tark D-inli# “ ' from the stage-play. ' ' - * • - WITH George BancwffF Evelyn Bi . ........ ' 9i 1 • -** *•»- ••'-^wrage—a ....-great pf regeneration.; il swamps, , iovely and' „ „_ w . x s woman in' Antagonism subtlycourage and love that tTe"this mighty drama .of-emotions;;, to 'the very heights’ a'nd ' sweeping, on A mighty dram£usTiife love man’s strength and tlie From the en»«?s of the earthrough and fastidious are drawn. . the balance arid life strj r seething sapping; a nounces and glorious' A’ glorious sacrifice' lifting pnej to a mighty climax t _ Christie Comedy. Hot Doggie •> ;* Educational Prices: To-night 2/-. 1/6. 1 -Paramount Overseas Mews: Along the River" Murray , Matinee 1/-, 6d, 3d.. Book at. Cbrisp’e oriPhone 353 at ter.3 p.m. SEE THE NEW 750 c.c HARLEY AT THE SHOW ‘ i He have managed to secure a" demonstration model pf this machine. With Twin Bullet - Type Head"' Lamp, <■ Double Exhaust. Duplex Silent Chain- and - Bucket Seat —the-whole design will no doubt- -appeal to Harley enthusiasts—especially those who’ have-been waiting to see this machine before buying “the' Spring Mount'." - - RUSSELL & SANDLANT PHONE 267. GISBORNE. ;1. BOX 275. F. B. OVENDEN, MANUFACTURERS OF NON POISONOUS vLEID- 1 LESS GREEN ROOF PAINTS. METALLIC ZINO-PAINT-S-IN SILVER, WHITE, GREY AND PEML*®^ Durable and L ustr ous RING US FOR A QUOTE h ’PHONE 1140. ’PHONE 1140.

VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURES TO-NIGHT. Gisborne's PTIT W,¥^ Leading 1M |4 Theatre 11 UL A garnivAl of la GLENTYRON A H sit IN •THE FAMOUS Direction: Fulfer-Hayward Theatres AUOTTTF.ItPATSY RUTH MILLER COM EDY J£EC^L FO] ' ht.JtvitlLJfirilfS thown in, we i‘e- ' ~ 0 FOR A NIGHT”.. : ;ip , >h Jfulienco hysterical ” i , THE TOWN”. For those who like comedy at its h commend the Universal comedy * . starts with a" laugh and ends xr .. Glenn Tyron, who, will he remember “PAINTING excels himself ,in this, his . great ffl#com'edy' , and. Starring Vaudeville Engagement of. . MASTER/f) ~~H • J^ GGLEE MAGICIAp _ | ? uLlMJ|?rii i SIfPKKME AN • UNmSuAj|_ a iJicked programme CIRCLE 1/6, STALLS I h. BOOK AT TATTERSAL# AND BAYLY’S jE ar THE ASEA TYPE MK MOTOR. THE MOTORS WITH THE EXTRA STURDY SHAFT AND GENERAL DIMENSIONS. SOME A.S.E.A. MOTORS INSTALLED IN GISBORNE ARE WORKINC TO-DA“ ON MACHINES THAT PULLED UP TO “DEAD STOP” MOTORS OF OTHER MAKES AT 33 1-3 PER CENT. STRONGER H.P. RATING.- IN THE EXPERIENCE OF THESE USERS YOU WILL FIND A DEFINITE PROMISE OF THE KIND OF PERFORMANCE YOU WANT IN YEARS TO COME ELLIS & BULL, LIMITED. 183 GLADSTONE ROAD —PHONE 1424. . , , WATROA BRANCH: Locke Street; Phone 341.

“NO FINER SHOW HAS BEEN SEEN IN GISBORNE,” was the universal opinion of last night’s crowded house. OPERA HOUSE. TO-NIGH #S4S SHAJfrP # mS A O*IISfOI#>AXH'ER [wuction: Patronsjare asked to be seated by 7.45. each cyenrng. By doing this they themselves will enjoy the whole of the performance and at the same time not spoil the enjoyment of others. PRICES: 6/- r 4/-, 2/6 (No Taxi). Book at Tatter sail and Baylv’s, the rov BAY TURF CLUB. SPRX MEETING. makarJ3\a rlcecourse, THUIISMYi an<f SATURDAY. October 23#$d 27. Trains for Makaraka at 11.20 a.m. andrl pjlt., returning from Alakaraka at o.4jf p.m. after last race. First race starts at 12 noon. D. R. DeCOSTA. Secretarv. “SELECT'' gALOON. (Opposite IpVusia iTearooms.) • re Niw “CERAMIC s ||||yter 16th. < ‘ULYSSES''—iovember K 1 ’ THER MISTOCLES—Nov J For full particular sic DALGF.TY AND Jpof IjtMfTED MURRAY, ROBEYS CO., COMMON, SHELTON A CO. 'Phono 408 PO#W 181. GEORGE SMITH. TIMBER MERCHANT -'and' BUILDER. I can supply all Kinds of TIMBER JOINERY, PLYWOODS, WALLBOARDS, OREGON, DOORS, BUILDERS IRONMONGERY. , Buildings Erected, also Repairs and Alterations on the shortest notice. 280 GLADSTONE ROAD. Don’t sleep bv yourselt.. Take your Id. friend “UNIQUE” to bed with o.u and keep warm and comfy all ight. All Britain’s Beat oot fater Bag—U, Export A ion by Ex Ladies’ E. WIL'LIAAreOF. Proprietor. niTE jgTxIJE jnrUNNEL and (JjA R_ A BER DETCN T SERVICE. O ENGLAND VO Via AFRICA., SUNNY RED FOR.. ALL C Sc Y.— FROM Sth

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