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

amusements, EXCLUSIVE TO THE GAIETY. WEST COAST EAllTHQUAKE WEST COAST EARTHQUAKE WEST COAST EARTHQUAKE A Vivid Fiim of the Devastation caused by this National Disaster. PICTURES OR THE EARTHQUAKESTR1CKEN AREAS. Scenes at Murchison. Westport, Lyell, Karamea, Nelson and Glenhope. SHIP, AHOY! ~ SH1P, AHOY 1 Sail the Seas of Merriment With the King of Hilarious Comedy, REGINALD DENNY 11EGINALD DENNY He went to sea to see a gii'l, but when he saw her he had to see-saw his . way into her heart. "CLEAR THE DECKS" "CLEAR THE DECKS" For an Ocean of Laughs. TO-NIGHT At TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT 7.45 TO-NIGHT At The . GAIETY Tk E T U X E AIETY U E XJUXE CARL LAEMMLE PRESENTS A rollicking sea tale of salon-deck and state-room mix-ups upon a trans-Atlantic Liner. Featuring— — — — — REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY In "CLEAR THE DECKS" 5 "CLEAR THE DECKS" "CLEAR TIIE DECKS" "CLEAR THE DECKS" A hilarious, rib-iickling farce that will make you lauglnsiek at a love-sick, seasiclc hero. A HURR1CANE OF LAUGHS. CINEMA ART FILMS PRESENT An unusual story of a girl's gay advcntures on the Riviera, "PARADISE", "PARADISE" Adapted from SIR PH1LLIP GIBBS' Famous Story— "THE CROSSWORD PUZZLE" Throbbing with red-hot love and passion. Featuring VALENTINO'S SUCCESSOR, Tlie New Idol of the Screen— ALEXANDRA D'ARCY Supported By Tho Famous British Screen Star BETTY BALFOUR BETTY BALFOUR ln The absorbing story of a girl who courted disaster — and nearly found it. "PARADISE" "PARADISE" "PARADISE" "PARADISE" A tale of fnst moving romanco and ndventure on the gay Riviera. The daughter of a clergyman— an infatuation with a professiona] dancer — and then — bitter recompense. EOMANCE! AD VENTURE! MANY GRAND SUPPORTS. POPULAR GAIETY PRICES Dress Circle 2/-, Stalls 1/6. Back Stalls 1/-. Iteserves No Extra. 'Plione 3809 or '2551 for Reservations. NOTICES. NATIONAL DAIRY ASSOCIATION OF N.Z.. LTD. DAIRY FARMERS PLEASE NOTE. CALVES FOR BONELESS VEAL. nHHE National Dairv Association will Jl be making LIBERAL ADVANCES on Calves for eoming season. LORRIES will collect calves: — MONDAYS: Fernhill, Puketapu, Taradale, Meeanee, Waiohiki and Pakowhai down to Farndon Park. TUESDAYS : Twyford. Ranpare, Mahora and Paki Paki Districts. WEDNESDAYS: Mangateretere, Grange and Clive Districts, THURSDAYS: Middle Road, Te Kura, Otane to Hastings, including Pou- ' kawa and Te Mahanga. FRIDAYS: Longlands, Pukahu. Havelock Districts to Mangateretere Road. Calves must he on the road at Farm Gates and must have been FED FOR 3 DAYS. This is neccssary to comply with the Government Regulations. H. R. v. DADELSZEN, Secretary Local Committee. JJAMAGED JRON. WE HAVE A QUANTITY of slightlydamaged CORRUGATED IRON, which we on'er at the following prices:— 6ft 7ft 8ft 9ft 10ft 2/3, 2/8, 3/-. 3/5, 3/9 Sheet. JJENEY WILIJAMS & SONS, LTD., NAPIER.

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