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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18583, 18 December 1934, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS Gisborne’s Pre-eminent Theatre. THE REGENT THE REGENT Renowned for its Consistency. COOLEST SPOT IN GISBORNE PINAL SCREENING RONALD COLMAN in “BULLDOG DRUMMOND STRIKES BACK” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) COMMENCING TO-MORROW TWO SHOWS IN ONE BEAUTY! SPECTACLE! MURDER! MYSTERY! MURDER STALKS IN THE MIDST OF LOVELINESS. All the glamor, spectacle, and beauty of a real Broadway musical combined with a thrilling mystery story in which death stalks among beautiful girls! KITTY CARLISLE CARL BRISSON VICTOR McLAGLAN JACK OAKIE DUKE ELLINGTON’S BAND and THE WORLD-FAMOUS EARL CARROLL’S VANITIES EARL CARROLL’S VANITIES EARL CARROLL’S VANITIES in “MURDER AT THE “MURDER AT THE “MURDER AT THE “MURDER AT THE VANITIES” VANITIES” VANITIES” VANITIES” HEAR!! These tuneful song numbers—- “ Cocktails l'or Two.” “Ebony Rhapsody,” “Lovely One,” “Marahuana,” and “Live and Love To-night.” SEE!! “The Human Powder Box” and “The Sea of Mermaids.” THRILL!! To tiie most exciting mystery ever conceived. TWO SHOWS IN ONE!!! (fteuonuntmdHd by Censor for Aduits.) Together with this Outstanding Array of Short Features; PARAMOUNT BRITISH NEWS, “MR. W.’s LITTE GAME.” PARAMO UNT PICTORIAL. (And Evenings Only) ON STAGE SONG AND DANCE NOVELTY by THE TWO TOTS and the VANITY PONY BALLET. Arranged by MAUREEN KEANY. ADVERTISEMENTS for this column must bo banded In not later than 11 a.m., otherwise they will appear in tho later edition columns. SITUATIONS WANTED TT OUSEKEEPER, refined, seeks '*“*• position near Gisborne, country preferred; January.—Write “Capable,” Plerald. 978 "PAINTING and Paperhanging, good work, reasonable prices: choice selection of Wallpapers.— J. H. Hall. 396 Clifford Street. Phone 992. "VX^ANTED. —By married man, posi- ’ ’ tion in office; good experience in book-keeping, banking, and typewriting.—Write Box 263, Gisborne. 912 SITUATIONS VACANT SHOE SALESWOMAN. "PARLY February we shall have a vacancy for smart experienced Saleswoman and Stock-keeper. Applications confidential. GREEN MODEL SPIOE CO., Gisborne. 984 A DVERTISER requires Canvassers, household lines. —Interview 9 o’clock. Wednesday, 19th inst., Room 10. 39 Gladstone Road. 928 YXfANTED. —Smart Girl for Tearooms.—Apply Mrs. McCoy’s. ' 948 WANTED.—Youth for farm work; must be good milker. —Ring 1143 K. 989 WANTED.—For Station, Young Shepherd, with 2 or 3 dogs.— Apply Dalgety & Co. Ltd. 988 "'WANTED. —Man, to milk 6 cows, and other work.—Apply Shanks, 46M, Kaitaratahi. _ _ 943 YTTANTED. —Man or Youth for dairy ” farm; must be used to machines. —Apply Williams & Kettle Ltd. _976 YOUNG Lady, with experience, for shop.—Write 12, Herald. 963 LOST T OST.—In Gladstone Road, Parcel, containing silver christening mug, initialled W.A.M., silver spoon inscribed Peter, and 2 Collar Studs.— Phone 12) 2K. Reward. 938 AUCKLAND ACCOM MO DAT) ON_ TJOTEL FERNLEIGtJ, 28 Symonds Street. Auckland, Phone 41-319. — This popular house has been thoroughly renovated throughout; reduced tariff; excellent cuisine.—Proprietress. E. Smith. TEA ROOMS ORDER NOW CHRISTMAS MINCE PIES. STRAWBERRIES, CHERRIES and RASPBERRIES. See our Large Stock of Gift Boxes Chocolates, etc. J.K. TEA & SWEET SHOP Phone 1773. Next King’s. MISCELLANEOUS /HORN’S "13”—“Unlucky for Corns," the certain cure: 1/9. —From Corn the Chemlst Ltd. COLDS, HAY FEVER, ASTHMA cured bv ASTHONA. Prevents CONSUMPTION.—PauI Proprietary. Ferry Buildings. Auckland. Stores or all Chemists. 2/6. , TAOLLS’ Prams, made of cane, just like mother’s: 60/-, 45/-, 40/-. Langridge’s Red Shop, HAIiIES for Christmas presents; f we stock all sizes and prices.— mgrldge’s Red Shop. IUM ARABIC, in large or small * quantities, for sale at Herald bbing Department.