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KMTEWTAINIiENTB. Municipal theatre HASTINGS. TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW NIGHT. Two Artcraft Superieatures ••THE WHISPERING CHORUS" “THE WHISPERING CHORUS " “THE WHISPERING CHORUS” “THE WHISPERING CHORIS" What may be truthfully termed an all-star cast appears in the “Whispeiing Chorus.” Virtually, exery one of the players has some especially fine impersonation to his or her credit. The assemblage in one film of m> powerful and representative a. cast is evidence of the fact of the excellence in even way of this exceptional production. “THE WHISPERING CHORUS” “THE WHISPERING CHORIS” John Tremble, thief, fugitive, and nameless wanderer, made the supreme sacrifice to preserve the happiness of the women he loved. And in the land of the shadows, where his soul had fied, they met*-the spirit of him who had passed and the spirit of her who was yet to be. “THE WHISPERING CHORUS” Presents the Greatest Climax ever sen on Screen or Stage. SPECIAL No. 2. ROBERT W. CHAMBERS' Master work, “THE DANGER MARK” “THE DANGER MARK” Featuring ELSIE FERGUSON. Only * true man's true faith in her kept her from despair and delivered her from social ruin. “THE DANGER MARK” The ring waa the pledge of her devotion, and »y its light the conquered. Also Showing ‘‘THE HOUSE OF HATE" “THE HOUSE OF HATE” ttWMWMRER- TWO NIGHTS ONLY in which, to see this: The Greatest Attraction ever offered at the Prices—6d and 1/1. Book early. FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY NEXT. MR PROUSE KNOX Presents The Greatest Vaudeville Combination ever presented in Hastings. “THE ROYAL TOGOS ” Japanese Jugglers, and Rope Walkers, wiihtbeir blmdfoki “Slide for Life” from the heck of the gallery to the ’***"' “LOUISE ALSACE” The Master Musician, with bu wkc*, tioos from Grand Opera on the \ loim, 'Cello, and Abaceapbooe. I “BILLIE LESLIE” i With Smart Gowns, Smart Songs, and Catchy Choruses at the Piano. A new Special Feature will occupy the Scat half of the program, each evening. PRICES: 2/6, 2,- and 1. - (plus tax ) Plan at Pratt's. » WOLVES OF KULTUR ” ADDRESS— „ , 'Phone 43, P.O. Box 41, our Hardware Store is opposite Jackson’s fruit shop in HERLTAUNGA ST. CUTLERY— Our Knives are well finished, of the beat quality, the makers* name and where tbev are made is stamped on each blade. DESSERT KNIVES 36’-, TABLE KNIVES 60/- per dozen. .WE BtLLWhite Lead, Red Lead. Oxide, Putty, Knotting. Terebine, .Raw andßoiled Oil, Colours in Oil, S. and W. White sPaint in gal. tins, Aluminium Paint, Brushes of every description. DENG ALL RAZORS—WITH a full Concave Blade, and Ty|<w»ita Handle, sells at 12 6. Shaving Soap 2/-, Shaving Bru dies 2/6, Tooth Brushes 1,-, Kulyno’s Tooth Paste 1/6. BLASTING MATER lAI— You must get a permit to purchase. Wo stock Blasting Powder, Gelignite, Detonators, Fuse, Axes, Saws, Mania. JJY. A gONS, LTD , HARDWARE MERCHANTS. Bon 44. ... 'Phone 43. SPRAYING TIME— We stock Emulsified Red Oil, Harbaa, Lime Sulphur, Bluestone, and Insecticides for all Blights, in all sizes. SEED POTATOES— We have some first-class samples of Early Varieties, hand-picked and true to name. NEW SEEDS have arrived fresh and rlnn~ and of good germination.— |t Get our New Catalogue. POULTRY FOODS of all descriptions for Egg Production. —Booklet Free on application for HOW TO GET EGGS. | gIMMONDS, SEEDSMEN A FLORISTS, HERETAUNGA ST., HASTINGS. •Phone 619. J7»IRST-GRADE APPLES still under 3d per lb. in case lots at C. 11. ELATER AND CO. Fruit Merchants, Haetinga. JOUR TREES MUST BE | gPRAYED. For Advice See WHITE AND CO.’S. LTD. ADVERTISEMENT BACK PAGE. MUM you WMV Ktactno Light u»ataUadT KING ,1»» Whan you want new Lamp Fittings, m bm i s RadiatorßlNG IMn Whns your Motors or Generators T“ M. W, H‘““ OND ‘ ■ —>r <V»jOT. MAW. 9
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IX, Issue 180, 16 July 1919, Page 1
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