AMUSEMENTS

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18545, 3 November 1934, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS

RADIO SET FOR PICTURE 'TRAIN c ) ■<.. .? MELBOURNE CUP RESULTS • •” " r „ Residents of I lie Waikolm County, through the'entoi-jiiise- 'of the management of the Regent Theatre, Gisborne, .will have an imnsiial opportunity of attending the talkies here; noxt .week, A speci.il train lias been chKtcrcd to enable them to witness.'the production of “The House. of Rotlischijd.’.', The train Will leave Motnliora at 5.10 'pint. on Tuesday, November. 6, and. pick, up passengers at 'intermediate stations, arriving at Gishorno' ab0ut.7.40 p.m. A return train will leave after the performance.’ The- pictures will 'conclude at-10.15 p.m., and tile train will leave at 10.40' p.m., allowing a brief period for refreshments. 'l’lie price of admission to the Regent, including the return train journey, is only 2s 6d, and.it is-expected that the train, comprising 11 carnages and capable oi accommodating 6QQ people, .will have a full load. ;

A,s November 6 is Melbourne Cup day, an cffbrt is being .made to receive the results on the train by wireless. For the benefit of residents of Whatatutu, Gray’s bus will leave Whatatutu at 5.50 p.m. and connect with the train at Puha.