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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXII, Issue 12527, 12 April 1935, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS' ' OPERA HOUSE GISBORNE 1 An Outstanding Theatrical and Social Occasion. A, Brilliant Company—2 Great Plays. \tOtMO RRO W (SAT ) ; NIG HT f TO-MORROW (SAT.) NIGHT* . at 8 o’clock.' , Wit and'. MONDAY EVENING NEXT J; G. WILLIAMSON LTD. I for the first time here the worldirfamou's comedy triumph ‘THE W{ND AND THE FSAIN» ‘THE WX|I D AND THE RAIN’ Written by the brilliant young Gisborne playwright, Dr. fc Merton Hodge, who hg.s been acclaimed in England as the best playwright the stage lias knowp for twenty years. NEXT TUESDAY NjCHT NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT The World’s Most Sensational Dramatic! Succiss “TEN MINUTfJE .■•ALIBI” “TEN MINUT|f ALIBI” which is .still attracting record audiences in London/'inhere it has been running continuously for three yesi'S.‘|, , A briluanT|com ; pany is headed by the distinguished young London leaping mah. GEORGE THIRLWEUL GEORGE TjHIRLWEL*. with whom is associated JOCELYN/ HOWARTH h famous oh Screen and Stagp. ARUNDEL NIXON | FRANK BRADLEY Harold Meade,r Tommy Jay, R.’ L. Atholwood, Richard Fair, Gwen Munro, Nan Taylor, Ronald Roberts, and othdf notable artists. j Magnificent/ Stage and Lighting = f Effects. PRICES: Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls 5/-, Shills 3/-, Pit 1/6. Early door Pit Cd extra. (All prices plus tax) Plans for Both productions are now open at? Tattersall & Bayly’s. GISBORNE AMATEUR ATHLETIC & HARRIER CLUB (Inc.L / ■ , FJLOODLIGHIf SPORTS RESERVE TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) / . April I2f at 7.30 p.m. Do not missMhe last meeting Of the season'.. vf RunniiC Cycling, Walking,,and Field /Events.-' Wrestling: Ec Pen-eft v. G. Harris, also throe? good supporting bouts. Bancl in /a'ttcndpheo (WtFIC.M.B.) Adults 6df Children 3d. LES. BARKER. Hon. Sec.