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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19374, 12 July 1937, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS I'inJil Screenings 'i p.m., S |i.ni. ol' a really great programme. “SEA DEVILS" with VICTOI; McLAGLEN PRESTON FOSTER Gisborne’s Leading Theatre. KING’S I’hone 833 KING’S Dir. Amalgamated Theatres Ltd. “Always Cosy and Warm.” TO-MORROW (Tues.), 2 & S p.m. In response to numerous requests. Grand Return Season. Fred. ASTAIRE ASTAIRE ASTAIRE ASTAIRE Ginger ROGERS ROGERS ROGERS ROGERS Jn their latest .Musical Triumph “SWING TIME" “SWING TIME” The King and Queen of Musical Comedy in a veritable least of Song, Laughter, Music and Spectacular Dapce Ensembles. Brilliant King’s Featurettes. COMING FRIDAY A stirring epic of the Empire! ‘THE GREAT BARRIER’ ‘THE GREAT BARRIER’ Her Majesty Queen Mary lias seen this, magnificent production twice, and says: “It was a very beautiful picture. I enjoyed it immensely.” BOX PLANS NOW OPEN. KING’S Phone 833 (All Approved for Universal Exhibition.)

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