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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 142, 18 July 1929, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. Majbstic m h e a t r e A JESTIC IhEATEE (Direction ; Fuller-Hayward Tlieatres.) TO-NIGHT AT 7.45 TO-N1GHT AT 7-45 TO-N1G11T AT 7.45 WILLIAM FOX Prcsents the Incomparable VICTOR McLAGLEN VICTOR McLAGLEN VICTOR McLAGLEN VICTOR McLAGLEN VICTOR McLAGLEN VICTOR McLAGLEN VICTOR McLAGLEN Clyde Cook and Sliin Summerville Clyde Cook and Sliin Summerville In a train load of Comedy hooked to a locomotive of action, | "STEONG BOY" "STRONG BOY" "STEONG BOY" , "STEONG BOY" "STRONG BOY" "STEONG BOY" I Ho was as strong as Oak— she clung like Ivy; he had a heart of gold and a head of ivory. "STEONG BOY" "STRONG BOY" "STRONG BOY" "STRONG BOY" SHAIvES WITH LAUGHTER! It's Victor McLnglen's best and that's saying a lot. Also Showing— 1VOR NOVELLO IVOR NOVELLO IVOR NOVELLO IVOR NOVELLO IVOR NOVELLO IVOR NOVELLO In thc romantic advcntures on a treasure hunt in the South Seas, "A SOUTH SEA BUBBLE" "A SOUTH SEA BUBBLE" "A SOUTn SEA BUBBLE" "A SOUTH SEA BUBBLE" "A SOUTH SEA BUBBLE" "A SOUTH SEA BUBBLE" A gripping drama of grecd in the Tropical Islcs. An Excellent Douhle Star Programme. Plan at The Bristol. Theatre 'plione 2708. USUAL PRICES. "y^-AIPUEURAU rpHEATRE. ^ SATURDAY NEXT, at 8 p.m. United Artisls Prescnt— VILMA. BANKY VILMA BANKY VILMA BANKY VILMA BANKY In her First Starring Pictnre, "THE AWAKENING" "TIIE AWAKENING" "THE AWAKENING" "THE AWAKENING". - BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT WOOD'S. Early Reservations Advised. ^'ROITA JJANCE Inaugnrated by Omahu and snrrounding district Maoris, is to be held at the ASSEMBLY IIALL, HASTINGS. ON THURSDAY, "JULY 25th. 1929, In aid of tbe Eartliquake Sufferers and Uncmployment Fund. Harry Brown's Orchestra in Attendance. HAKA, POI AND HULA DANCES, as well as Vocal and Instrumental Items, will be features of the evening. Popular Prices: Gents 3/6, Ladies 2/6. MRS WILEINS, Organiser. MR & MRS B. TUTAKI, Joint Secs. PUKAHU AEUCHRE PARTY will be held in the Sc-hool on FRIDAY, July 39, at 8 p.m.. in aid of Sehool Fu'nds, Gentlemen 2/-, Ladies 1/- and basket. DANCE,— HAVELOCK NORTH Athletic Club's Popular Dance, Villuge Hall, MONDAY. July 22nd. Free bus from Hastings P.O. 7.45 p-m. Ladies 2/-, Gentlemen 3/-. ^GREENMEADOWS JJALL. TUESDAY, JULY 23rd, 1929. 5000, EUCHRE AND DANCE. Proceeds in aid of Greenmeadows School. Gents 1/6, Ladies 1/- ancl a plate.

NOTICES. rpi-IEOSOPHICAL Room, Trocadero Chambers. — Interesting Book Reeital by Mr Lee. entitled "An Old Man's Foll.v," TO-NIGHT at 8 o'clock. Public invited. Vocal solos. HAWKE'S BAY RADIO SOCIETY. gHIELD JiOOTBALL, Hastings Drill Hall, SATURDAY NEXT, 2.30 p.m. Come. and liear it described by Radio. Admission by collection in aid of Eartliquake Fund. Plent.v of seats available. THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND ^GLOTHING ^1D JpPOT, CARLYLE STREET, NAPIER. THIS WILL BE OPENED NEXT FRIDAY. From 2 to 4.30 p.m. And EVERY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY During the Year. £jANTERBURY ^ JOCKEY QLUB dncorporated). ' •GRAND N ATI QNAL MEETING , 1939; AUGUST 13. 15. 17. ' .. . . ACCEPT ANCES for the Grand National Steeplechase, Grand National Hurdles and Winter Cup, also General Entries, CLOSE ON FRIDAY, July. 19, at 8 p.m, * F. C. COTHER, P,0. Box 385. ' Secretary. Telegraphic Address ; "Turr," Christchurch. 1