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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 73, 29 April 1929, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. MAJEST1C mHEATRE A J E STIC JL HE ATBE (Direction: Fuller-IIayward Theatres.) TO-XIGIIT AT 7-45 TO-XIGHT AT 7-45 TO-N1G1IT AT 7.43 TO-XIGIiT AT 7.45 iVOR, NOVELLO IVOR NOVELLO IVOR NOVELLO IVOR NOVELLO Supported By MABEL PODLTON MABEL POULTON MABEL POULTON MABEL POULTON In the Best British Picture that has been sliown in N.Z. to date. "THE CONSTAN'T NYMPII" "THE CONSTAN'T NYMPH" "THE CONSTAN'T NYMPH" "THE CONSTAN'T NYMPH" "THE CONSTAN'T NYMPH" | The greafc novel becomes an even greater film. Margaret Kennedy's novel reaches tlie screen as the year's best production. "THE CONSTAN'T N'YMPII" "THE CONSTAN'T NYMPH" "THE CONSTAN'T NYMPH" A fnscinafing story of Cireus Life, alive with thrjlls and romanoe, with Eng•land's leading actor, IVOR NOVELLO IVOR NOVELLO IVOR NOVELLO Also Showing : GEORGE O'BRIEN GEORGE O'BRIEN GEORGE O'BRIEN GEORGE O'BRIEN And LOIS MORAN LOIS MORAN LOIS MOEAX LOIS MORAN In a thrilling story of the police and their methods in dealing with the crooks of the underworld. "BLINDFOLD" "BLIXDFOLD" "BLINDFOLD" "BLIXDFOT.D" "BLIXDFOLD" "BLINDFOLD" A romantic drama of Love, Law, Life and Luxury. BOOK FOR TO-NIGHT. Plan at The Bristol Piano Co. Theatre 'phone 2708. USUAL PRICES. r|A A R A D A L E fJA II E A T R E TUESDAY, APRIL 30th, at 7.45. Tlie Greatest" Picture seen since "Ben Hur" "T'XrT.E TOM'S CABIX" "UXCLE TOM'S CABIX" Special Matinee at 3.15.

yy AIPAAVA rjAHEATRE TO-XIG II T— MONDAY. Final Sereening of "UXCLE TOM'S CABIX" "UNCLE TOM'S CABIX" The picture evervone is talking about. TO-NIGHT AT 7.43. SKATING "O I N K Iv A T I N G MX I N K CORONATION . HALL, Port Ahuriri. MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, 7.30 p.m. to 10 p.m. ADMISSION AS USUAL. Prirate parties spccially catered for. D. CINCOTTA, Proprietor. NAPIER HOCKEY SUB-ASSOCIA-TION. 0PENING TOURNEY SATURDAY, MAY 4th. ENTRIES close M'EDNESDAY, Ma.v lst, at 5 p.m. for ll-asjde Tourney (meu'sg ladies, senior and junior). ANNUAL COMPETITIONS. ENTRIES c-lose SATURDAY, May 4. at 5 p.m. Men's, ladies (senior and junior). T. n. REDSHAW, Chairman N.II. Sub-Assn. H1GIL SCHOOL OLD BOYS' CRICKET CLUB DANCE. rXVITATJON HOLDERS, Old Boys and Old Girls, aro reininded of tho ahove cluh's Dance. to he hcld in the Oddfellows' Hall, Milton Road, 011 VEDNKSDAY, May I, 1929. S p.m . to 1.30 a.111. Music by Denza Danco Band. N0TICES. PADDY'S AIARKET, PORT AHURIRI. WIN'NERS OP COMPETITIONS.— D inner, Jlrs Meade; Cushion, VI i-s Gleeson; Clioeolates, Miss ^tcEncry; Ducks. Mrs Mecgan ; Cradle and Doll, 3fiss O'Rourke; - Flour, II. M'illiams; Bag, J. Jones; Slieep, "Wai,oliiki." WOLTI.D tho lady, gentlenuui or firm wlio returned letter by to-clay's mail to Chairman of the Saturday I eague, sacli jier^on being afraid to sign their naine, kindlv make an appointment and bo convinced by the Labour Department that the facts given are en(irely trae. Apparentlv letter was misread. Hastings opons Saturday rigld tli rough. TRESPASS NOTICE. TRESPASSERS on ray property at Bav View and Eskdale will be PROSECUTED. All stray Dogs will be sliot. J. BEXNETT. TRESPASSERS with Dog or Gun on the Rotoponamn, Puninga. Te Mata and Rocky Basin properties wiil be prosecuted. a. e. & 1. l. snrsox. TRESPASSERS with Dog or Gun on Seetion 45. Mohaka Block, will be prosecuted. — N. Wainolin. TRESPASSERS with Dog or Gun on Te Wairere and Braehead will be PROSECUTED. T. G. SIMCOX.