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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXVI, Issue 79, 14 March 1936, Page 16

ENTERTAINMENT? GRIPPING THRILLING .ROMANCE COSY THEATRE _ Hastings Popular Family Cinema 3 BIG SESSIONS o 4.45 ; 8 : and 10.30 J THE SCREEN’S GREATEST SPY DRAMA .... . . . told in a new way. Russia in 1916, when intrigue and espionage where rife, Colourful, exciting and unusual— One of the season’s most impressive dramas with a new star, Harry Baur, idol of the French stage and screen. ALEXANDER KORDA — Presents “MOSCOW NIGHTS” ’ < pjJF" 1 With HARRY BAUR PENELOPE DUDLEY-WARD LAURENCE OLIVER, ATHENE SEYUB, LILIAN BRAITHWAITE. (Approved for Universal Exhibition) ' The Greatest Spy Thriller of all time. ■r . . And in Addition ‘■HURRAH FOB RHYTHM” 4. Song and Oomsdy Hit, SPRING-TIME IN HOLLAND All Colour Musical Revue. “RODEO DAYS” A new kind of musical eomedy. FLYING THE LINDBERG TRAIL Travel Talk. PLUS LATEST NEWS REELS. BE WISE RESERVE (No extra charge for booking) Plans at Sutcliffe’s (phone 2282). i MUNICIPAL PICTURES | TO-NIGHT — 8 — TO-NIGHT And Finally on Monday. A Delightful Treat for the Whole Family. Gary Walter COOPER HUSTON Richard Arlen — Mary Brian The “Bengal Laneers” of the Roaring West — in ROMANCE — ACTION — THRILLS “THE VIRGINIAN” “THE VIRGINIAN” Also a Delightful Thrilling Comedy Romance ‘SHE LOVES A UNIFORM” With a Big Star Cast, including— Patricia Ellis, Cesar Romero Larry Crabbe Both app. for Universal Exhibition) Plans at Sutcliffe’s or Theatre (2484) ST. PATRICK’S QRAND gALL TARADALE TOWN HALL, MARCH 17th (St. Patrick’s Night), at 8 p.m. Buffs’ Popular Orchestra. Perfect Floor. Special Sit-down Supper. MODERN & OLD-TIME DANCING. THE OPENING BALL OF THE SEASON. Subs.: Gents 3/6. Ladies 3/-, Double 6/Free Buses will leave Napier (Motor Co.. Dickens Street) at 7.45; Hastings (Westerman’s corner), via Fernhill, at 7.30, returning after the Ball. (Westerman’s corner) at 7.30, returning after the Ball. H. DAWE, Hon. Sec.

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