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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 235, 17 September 1934, Page 12

ENTERTAINMENTS r THE KEGENT Hastings Luxurious Cinema. ■ TO-NIGHT at 8.0 To-morrow, 2.15 and 8.0. Vina Delmar’s Sensational novel of a girl who rose from the depths to the heights comes to the Screen as Joan Crawford’s Most Brilliant Hit. JOAN CRAWFORD JOAN CRAWFORD JOAN CRAWFORD FRANCHOT TONE FRANCHOT TONE * In Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s Prize Picture of the Year SADIE McKEE SADIE McKEE i (Recommended by Ceasor for Adults). Together Again! Fresh from their triumphs in v “Dancing Lady,” now even better in “Sadie McKee, ” the outstanding performances of their careers! A Classic of the Screen. Associate Regent Featurettes include —Comedy, Regent News Service, Mickey Mouse Cartoon “Steeplechase.” Plans at Sutcliffe’s, or 'phone Theatre (3843) after 6 p.m. • FAMOUS SJALE yOICE QHOIR MONDAY (this evening), B.o—Havelock North. WEDNESDAY, Sept. 19th.—Assembly Hall, Hastings. Admission: Adults 1/-, Children 6d. Family tickets on application at door. Proceeds for Home and Maori Missions. JJUNICIPAL JH E 1T B E HASTINGS THE J. C. WILLIAMSON LTD.’S Supremo Musical Attraction TONIGHT - MONDAY . TO-NIGHT At 8 o’clock. J. C. Williamson Ltd have great pleasure in presenting the inemparably beautiful musical plays: “THE DUBARRY” “THE DUBARRY” Unquestionably one of the most stupendous and most expensive musical plays ever staged in New Zealand. TO-MORROW — TUESDAY NIGHT The Spectacularly Beautiful Stranes Comic Opera—“WALTZES FROM VIENNA With SYLVIA WELLING In her famous London roles. And a Magnificent Supporting Company of 120 — PEOPLE — 120 Including: Full Operatic Chorus and Orchestra and An Exquisite Ballet. BOX PLANS AT FAIL’S. PRICES: D.C. and R.S. 7/6; Stalls 4/-, Gallery 2/-. All prices plus tax. JJAHORA gCHOOL TJALL The Annual School Ball is to be held 1 in the ASSEMBLY HALL, HASTINGS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20tb, 1931. Proceeds in aid of School funds. Children Plain aud Fancy Dress. Grand March by children 7.30 p.m. Folk Dancing until 10 p.m. Adult Dancing until 1 a.m. Walden Orchestra (five inatruwents). Tickets: Gents 2/-, Ladies and Children 1/-. C. CARREL, Hon. Sec. GRAND • gCHOOL gALL SHERENDEN HALL, FRIDAY, 21st SEPTEMBER. Novelty Dances. Adults’ Grand March 9.30. Prizes for fancy dress. Les Henry’s Orchestra. Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6.” D. EPPLETT, Hon. Sec.