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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 18974, 26 March 1936, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS KING'S KING'S theatre KING'S Amalgamated Theatres Ltd. present TO-DAY FRIDAY & SATURDA V. 10.30 p.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. A VERITABLE FEAST OF OPERA AND MUSICAL COMEDY. LILY PONS LILY PONS LILY PONS LILY PONS LILY PONS LILY PONS The Gulden Voice of the World's Greatest Soprano in her Debut Picture "I DREAM TOO .MUCH" "I DREAM TOO MUCH" "I DREAM TOO MUCH" kt l DREAM TOO MUCH" Glorious Romance set to Music by Jerome Kern, composer of "ROBERTA," with HENRY FONDA. ERIC BLORE Also another Superb Supporting

TO AVOFD DISAPPOINTMENT PLEASE RESERVE EARLY KING'S PHONE 833 • Universal Kxli LLING RAPIDLY OPERA HOUSE COMMENCING SATURDAY NEXT at 8. J. C. WILLIAMSON LTD. (By arr. with R. D'Oyly Carte, Esq.). Present their Celebrated GILBERT & SULLIVAN OPERA COMPANY In Six of the Immortal Classics of British Humour and Music. GALA OPENING PERFORMANCESATURDAY NEXT, at 8— "THE GONDOLIERS." MONDAY NEXT—"THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE" (and "TRIAL BY JURY"). TUESDAY NEXT—"THE YEOMEN OF THE GUARD." WEDNESDAY NEXT— Matinee at 2.15: "lOLANTHE." Evening at S: "THE MIKADO." THURSDAY NEXT—"IIV.'f.S. PINAFORE" (and "COX AND BOX"). NopSxtension fit Season possible. Brilliant Cast includes: Ivan Menzies. Winifred Lawson. Godfrey Stirling, Gregory Stroud, Evelyn Gardiner, Bernard Manning. Richard Watson, Eileen Kelly, Helen Langton.

CHORUS OF 50 VOICES. FULL GRAND OPERA ORCHESTRA Prices: 7/- (Res.), 4/0, 2/- (plus tax), MATINEE: 5/- (Res.), 3/0, 2/-, 1/6 (Plua Tux). Children Half-price at Matinee. PLANS NOW OPEN at Tattersall & Bayly's. Reservations cannot be sent to theatre. Tickets must be procured at Box Office. 791 THE WHOLE STORY IN PICTURES! TT'S no longer necessary to wade ■*■ through a mass of complicated figures and specifications to see exactly what you get for your money in a medium-priced car. In fascinating pictures, fun to look at and easy to understand, the X-Kay shows you, beyond all doubt, that LAFAYETTE is the ONE car in the medium-price field that's built, powered and lubricated exactly like high-priced cars —that it's bound to last longer and run "sweeter" for 40.000 additional miles or more! SEE THE NEW LAFAYETTE

REDSTONE MOTORS LTD. GREY STREET. rpo LET.—Pi Homo, with - 1 - every possible convenience, situate on riverbank section, few minutes from town; rent 35/-. —Ball & Crawshaw, Real Estate ,t 35/-.—Ball e Agents. Shops and rpo DET. —Spacious Sliops ana •*■ Offices,, in first-class business localities; moderate rentals. —Full particulars from Ball it Crawshaw. Lan d A gen t _j_ rpo LET.—Largo Garage, in central -*- locality, suitable for workshop, factory, etc.; moderate rental of 30/per week. —Ball & Crawshaw, Peel Street. _ npo LET.—-Shops, in Gladstone Road, -*■ at cheap rentals.—Apply Frank Neill. Estate Agent. 72 Lc ' WANTED TO" BUY WANTED to Buy—Cull Cows, Bulls. Fat Cattle, and PigsCarroll & Cooper, Phone IU2W, Gisborne; C. Taylor, Phone 15 and 73, ■a Bay. . \ju^NTED. —Prime Poultry; highest ** price given.—Hampton's Pork Riitnhorv. Phone 271 M.

W*™:£ -Sot Fliufor . 17. Herald. \\7ANTIOI) Ladies', Gentlemen's, *' Children's good, warm Loft-off Clothing. Footwear.—Elite Wardrobe, 201 Gladstone Road. 803 WORN Tyres, undamaged to retread, dnmased for fuel: boys, horn's vour chance to make money.— Olshnrno Ruhher Co.. Orov Street fopTsale UOR SALE.—Heavy Jute Cow ■*• Covers, all sizes, at II- each: cheapest in Gisborne—Barwick's Mart.