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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXVI, Issue 148, 8 June 1936, Page 12

ENTERTAINMENTS. Auckland, Wellington, Hastings—simultaneously acclaim "LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY” FOR SHEER MERIT AND IRRESISTIBLE HUMAN APPEAL, IT HAS NEVER BEEN SURPASSED! i Hastings . ★ I REGENT Hawke’s Bay’s Pre-eminent Theatre. SHOWING DAILY’: 2.15 and 8. YOU WILL NEVER FORGET The Greatness of this Picture. FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW C. AUBREY SMITH DOLORES COSTELLO GUY KIBBEE HENRY STEPHENSON ■ in “LITTLE LORD | “LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY” FAUNTLEROY” A United Artists’ Picture (Approved for Universal Exhibition) RESERVATIONS at Sutcliffe’s (2822) or theatre (3843) after 6 p.m. MUNICIPAL THEATRE HASTINGS An Epoch iu Theatre History TO-NIGHT — MONDAY TO-NIGHT — MONDAY at 8 o’clock J.’C. WILLIAMSON LTD. Present the two brilliant New Zealand artists ETHEL ELAINE MORRISON HAMILL Together with an inco-mparuble company of specially selected artists in Ivor Novcllo’s brilliantly clever and phenomenally successful London comedydrama — I “ FRESH FIELDS ” j A frank, joyous and audacious comedy, in which the company created a furore of enthusiasm in Wellington, where it attracted record audiences. The Cast includes: Lady Mary Ethel Morrison Lady Lilian Elaine Hamill Tom Larcombo .... Harvey Adams Mrs. Pidgeou ...... Katie Towers Tin Crabbe Arthur Lauo Una Crabbe Phyllis Baker Ludlow Norman Shepherd Lady Strawholmo .. Connie Martyn Miss Swaine Edin Hollins Play produced by Harvey Adams TO MORROW - TUESDAY - NIGHT First and only production here of Emlyn Williams’ thrilling London dramatie sensation— I “ NIGHT MUST FALL ” | which is distinctly ahead of all the thrillers of our time. Box plans are at Fail’s. Popular Prices: D.C. and R.S. 5/-, Unreserved Stalls 3/6, Gallery, 2/-. All prices plus tax. Buses leave Municipal Theatre for Napier after each performance. DAY SALE TICKETS, at 3/6 and 2/- are now on Sale at Fail’s Box’s Office. e— - .2 --«■ —- I EDUCATIONAL. j MISS DORIS SHAPLESKJ ! TEACHER OF DANCING. | Studio, Railway Road, next Miss Power. ; All branches taught. QEL-PHIT SCHOOL OF DRESSMAK , ING—Enrol now. Union Bank Chambers. Hastings. MISSES PATSTON & GRANTHAM L.S.T.D. London Teachers of Dancing. BARRIE STUDIO, CENTRAL BUILD ING, HASTINGS. Telephones; Studio 2091, Residence 2068 The Jean Ballantyno School of Dancing MISS PEGGY UPTON M.N.A.T.D., M.I.S.T.D. (Lond.) Adult Tap Class. Second Term commences JUNE 9th. Other Classes as usual. Private Lessons by appointment. Studio: Trinton, St. Aubyn Street, Hastings. CLIFTON COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 403 E, Southampton Street, Hastings. Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping. Prospectus & particulars on application. Second Term Commences TUESDAY, 26th. MAY, 11)36. A. Margaret Marshall, P.C.T., Prin. BRABET COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Tuition in SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING & BOOK-KEEPING. Special Concessions to Day Students joining now. Public Trust Building, Hastings. FAMOUS BOOKS ON THE OXFORD GROUP MOVEMENT. “Life Began Yesterday,” Stephen Foot 6/“For Sinners Only,” A. J. Russel 6/“What is the Oxford Group?” .. 4/"Finding and Following,” Dr. E. McMillan 6/"Seeking and Finding,” Dr. E. McMillan 6/"Why I Believe in the Oxford Group,” J. C. Winslow ...... 2/6 "Tho Church iu Action,” J. C. Winslow 2/6 "A Grain of Wheat,” Kugawa 4/- | " DiM-iplr.-liip,” Weathered. | "1 Was a Pagan,” Kitchen 6/f "Uno Thing ’. Know.’’ Russel .. 6/FOSTER BROOK HERETAUNGA STREET, HASTINGS. P.O. Box 3. Estd. 1884. ’Phone 2161 PIGS CURED —on— OWNERS’ ACCOUNT —by— I-’. 11. G R E E N ’Phone 2595. Hastings.