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Hawera Star, Volume L, 7 February 1931, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. THE MIGHTY SUCCESSOR TO “ROOKERY NOOK.” SPARKLING, CAPTIVATING. OPERA HOUSE “TALKIES,” SCINTILLATING, HAWERA TO-NIGHT At 8.15 o’clock TO-NIGHT FINALLY MONDAY NIGHT. THE STUPENDOUS BRITISH ATTRACTION: “ON APPROVAL” By Frederick Lonsdale. Better —Lots Funnier —than “Rookery Nook.” Prices: D.C., 2/6; Stalls, 2/- (plus tax); Front Stalls, 1/6. Reserve at Miss Blake’s; ’phone 2713. COMING TUESDAY “ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT.” THE PRIZE ARRIVAL OF THE YEAR! GRAND THEATRE “ TALKIES ” TO-NIGHT at 8 o’clock FINALLY TO-NIGHT For ADULTS ONLY. No Children under sixteen admitted. Accidents happen in the best of regulated families, and how they happen in this universal attraction. “THE LITTLE ACCIDENT” DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jnr., and ANITA PAGE—Both Parents doing well in their Starring Role. WHEN IS A FATHER NOT A FATHER ? You’ll enjoy the Answer in “The Little Accident.” Prices: D.G., 2/- (plus tax); Stalls, 1/6. COMING TUESDAY “WOMEN EVERYWHERE.” EARTHQUAKE RELIEF OPERA HOUSE, HAWERA. TO-MORROW EVENING At 8.15 TO-MORROW EVENING MASSED BANDS ’ PERFORMANCE. A Sacred Programme by WANGANUI GARRISON BAND (Conductor, Mr Jas. Watson) and HAWERA MUNICIPAL BAND (Conductor, Mr H. C. A. Fox) Collection by Red Cross Workers. EARTHQUAKE RELIEF FUND GRAND THEATRE, HAWERA. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9 At 8 p.m. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9 gONG JJECITAL CONG TJEiCITAL BY CONSTANCE REILLY REX HARRISON (Dramatic Soprano) (Premier Radio Baritone Aust. & N.Z.) ALSO Pianoforte items by Misses Mara Mackie and Jean Sheild. BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT MISS BLAKE’S. Prices: 3/6 and 2/- (plus tax) Through the generosity of the owners' the use of the Theatre has been granted free of cost. The staff are giving their services free and booking fees are bcinf remitted by Miss Blake. The net proceeds of this concert will go to the above fund. - As the house is practically sold out. be sure and book NOW!

m Si m TARANAKI JOCKEY CLUB FEBRUARY 12 & 14 (THURSDAY & SATURDAY), LEADING NORTH ISLAND HANDICAP AND SPRINTING HORSES COMPETING. This is a Benefit Meeting- for Hawke’s Bay Earthquake Sufferers. TOTALISATOR--5/- Windows arc included. ADMISSION CHARGES —Outside: Men, 2/-; Ladies, 1/-. Lawn, Men, 5/-; Ladies, 2/6. Absolutely no privileges. Members will be required to pay admission charges also. AMERICAN CHAMPION ATHLETES AT HAWERA HAWERA SHOW GROUNDS HAWERA SHOW GROUNDS HAWERA WEDNESDAY NIGHT NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT WEDNESDAY NIGHT SIMPSON SIMPSON SIMPSON SIMPSON KISER KISER KISERKISER ROTHERT ROTHERT ROTHERT ROTHERT Those athletes have performances which entitle them to rank amongst the foremost athletes that have over- visited New Zealand. BIG SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. OVER 180 ENTRIES OVER 180 ENTRIES Admission: Gents, 2/-; Ladies, 1/-; Stand, 1/- extra. Children under 14. 1/- at gate. BOXING B O X I N G STRATFORD TOWN HALL STRATFORD SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1931, at 8 p.m. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1931, at 8 p.m. PROFESSIONAL. CONTEST: TOMMY DONOVAN v. JACK JONES TOMMY DONOVAN v. JACK JONES (Wait am) (Hawera) Boxers to weight 9st 91bs. 15 3-minute rounds. Referee: W. R. Foley, Esq. SIX GOOD AMATEUR BOUTS. SIX GOOD AMATEUR BOUTS. Prices: 7/6, 5/- and 2/6 (all plus tax). Box Plan now open at Rex. Watson’s (’phone 300). C. C. JOHNSTON, Hon. Secretary, Stratford Boxing Association