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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 12751, 6 January 1936, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS GISBORNE’S MOST MAJESTIC POPULAR THEATRE LAST DAY OF FINE DOUBLE BILL & “I ;• ;XB6jth' Eecdmmerideil: ’■-by Censor for Adults). rf TO-MORROW: A NEW AND DELIGHTFUL SHOW! ACCLAIMED BX. THE.PRESS: “As fine a film as has been screened in •Wellington for many a. day.”—Vide, “Dominion.” 28/9/35. IT’S A PERFECT ENTERTAINMENT. A SPARKLING SOPHISTICATED COMEDY DRAMA OF MODERN :■ ! .-■ ! V•: MEW YORK. 1 EXCITEIMiENT! ROMANCE! and THRILLS! 99 99 '99 •.(JlGcmnmehdod by Censor ,for Adults'). BETTE DAVIS! COLIN CLIVE, ALLISON SKIPWORTK, SAN HUNTER. V TENSEi DRAMA RARE HUMOUR. Champagneat , midnight !- ■?A > wedding ring at dawn! And then a, bailie royal between Past Side and West Side, as the bride irom across the 1 track's 'clashes with a Park Avenue husband-snatcher! EXCELLENT WARNER BROS.’ FEATURETTES.

AMUSEMENTS P.B. PROFESSIONAL ATHLETIC & CYCLING. CLUB ; N EXT Saturday Afternoon d_V , ANUARY 11,1933. V VICTORIADOMAIN i , r- . : •'.■4 Vi 3 ■ at 2 p.rn. , < THE HIGH SPOT OF ATHLETIC EVENTS THE TWO AUSTRALIAN CHAMPJON CYCLISTS LEN ROGERS and JOE WALSH Read their performances in another part of this paper. And look at the Admission Charges: Adults 1/-, Children 6d. SPORTS DANCE IN EVENING 8 o’clock, BLUE ROOM. Mrs. Merizies’ Orchestra. Admission, Gentlemen 2/-, Ladies ]/6.

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