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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXV, Issue 12913, 15 July 1936, Page 7

AMUS«=tyENT». MOW ©MOWING The Best Double' 1 Bill m Months. . • • No. l PAT O’BRIEN PAT O’BRIEN, IN A CONGENIAL ROLE. , Glorious SingingBY JAMES MELTON and JANE FROMAM, JEAN MUIR . FRANK McHUGH MARIE WILSON All assembled in one cast to set the 1930 style in musical comedies. “STARS OVER BROADWAY” “STARS OVER BROADWAY 1 ’ 3 “STARS OVER BROADWAY” “STARS OVER BROADWAY” (Approved for Universal Exhibition) No. 2 The hilarious comedy ol a millionaire who lost his memory—and his wife! SIR SEYMOUR. HICKS SIR SEYMOUR HICKS SIR SEYMOUR HICKS OLIVE BLAKENEY GARRY MARSH ENID STAMP TAYLOR “MR. WHAT’S MIS MAME” 6c SVIR. WHAT’S HIS HAME” WHAT’S: H IS MAME” “Pom. WHAT’S HIS NAME” Uienominendecl by Censor for Adults)

AMUSEMENTS OPERA HOUSE CO-MING NEXT FRIDAY: SECTION 3 S EARCH FOR TALENT. TALKIE TESTS 40 NEW TESTS, Also Gisborne’s Wheelbarrow Derby and 2 Big Features. I.— PATRICIA ELLIS BUSTER CRABBE in “SHE LOVES A UMI r OR-tylf,’ (Approved' for .Universal; Exhibition 2.—SIR GUY STANDING JOHN HALLIDAY in “TH.E WITCHING HOUR”. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.' NOTE: No Pictures To-tlay or Thurs. VOTING RESULTS: —SECTION I. -!<-• Aspirants select’d by;Andicncev Vote

AMUSEMENTS OPERA HOUSEr-THURSDAY, July 16th 3 p.m, Gisborne Repertory Soeiety presents “CHIEDREM IN* UNIFORM” The Play;, tliat took Europe by Storm Booking Now Open Tattersall & Bayly’s. PRICES 3/-, 2/-, 1/-

Tn reply t;> a humorous reference made at a public larewell arranged by the'Papa tootoe branch of the. Labour Party at Papatootoo regarding his probable appearance in Loyal Court dress, Air. AV. J. Jordan. ALIA, said that he always believed in wearing the "garb of the job.” "If you happen to-see a, photograph of me in Court dress you may laugh, but you will know that .1. have bad the lirst laugh,” remarked Air. Jordan, lie said that he started life .in London as n uniformed policeman, and on coming to New Zealand worked as a bushmau in bowyangs and as n. painter iii overalls.. “A man can have a heart beneath a silk hat,” he said, “and if I am asked in' London to go to the Palace I hope I shall not be a snob and refuse to dress as others do.” Who pays tide bill ror the injured y Consult the Standard Insurance Company for all protection.—S. .(« Norlhe. .local rtiannger.--’— ;ulvf..

A recent Maryborough (Queensland) paper chronicles details of -ui extraordinary episode concerning a dream which came true. The dreamer was Mr. T. Kenny, of Holland Park, Brisbane, and he dreamt that ticket No. 17742 won the. Golden. Gasket sweep (£6000). The next morning lie visited the Government sweep office and on asking for the number in the next sweep was told that the. book containing that number had been forwarded to an agent at Mount Isa. Ho wroto and secured the ticket. I,t did not win a prize. Nothing daunted, lie bought tho same number in the next sweep from an agent in Mackay, again without success. On the next occasion he had to write to Maryborough for ticket No. 17742—and this time it won tho’ £6OOO.

The complaint of the politician who finds his speech incorrectly/reported by the press is generally long and bitter. Not so with Lord Loughborough. Asked on. one occasion whetliere lie had really delivered a.-speech credited to him by a iicwsiiap r, Lord Loughborough replied: “Why, to be sure. There are many things in the report which T did say; and there are many more which I wish I had said.”

Westminster Chirr. Tup Cocks irnm £5/10/- up. , Wonde.rt'nl bargains today.—Ptonehnm’s. .Tp.\ye|,l, ('>•«. Gis- .... . ; ; i' -;r •• • ‘i/irrw* Who pays the hill v-r injured? Consult the Stanclnro Inninnifc. Company for, all protection •—S. G Nortlie. local nianaaer, —ad.yf.

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