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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 13, 15 July 1937, Page 2

FINALLY TONIGHT, at S—ROLAND YOUNG and his Colleagues in '•CALL IT A DAY" (Recommended- by Censor for Adults.) REGENTT^OMORROWT^iS, 5, and 8 p.m. Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation, Ltd. YOUR EYES WILL OPEN WIDE WITH WONDER . . . AS THEY SEE THE AMAZING SIGHTS NO EYES HAVE SEEN BEFORE. . . London Films—United Artists—Alexander Korda Presents RUDYARD KIPLING'S "Toomai of the Elephants," Picturised by Eobt. Flaherty & Zoltan Korda, who gave you "Sanders of the River." (Approved) "ELEPHANT BOY" Universal Exhibition.) "ELEPHANT BOY" Being the amazing adventures ot SABU —lovable 13-year-old Indian boy. ■ He befriends KALANAG, a mighty elephant, and in turn is befriended by KALANAG in mysterious jungles, where danger lurks in every tree! . . . with death crouching in the grass. SUPERLATIVE FEATUKETTES include— Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse in "DON DONALD"—Latest Animated Colour Classic. * "MOUNTAIN MELODY" Novelty—Comedy—Air Mail News. SEE PAGE 5 FOR SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. HEAVY BOOKING ASSUKED. Plans at Theatre or D.I.C. Film Industry Ball—Majestic Ballroom—Saturday Night. CONTINUED AND ENTHUSIASTIC SUCCESS OF SELF HELP-REGENT-2ZB RADIO PARTY AND NOW A STILL GREATER SHOW FOR WELLINGTON BOYS AND GIRLS! SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock. BENNO and RENEE at the Microphones in MELODY— STOKY—and SONG; "BONZO" the Clown, in New Novelties, incliidine CHAMPION BOXING MATCH against RALPH JENKINS: "HAMBONE and SPEEDY," Black-faced Comedians. ON THE SCREEN: BUCK ,IONES in "THE FIGHTING RANGER." Comedy. Cartoon, etc. ' ! NEW 'OPERA HOUSE WATCH THIS SPACE TOMORROW FOR AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! ' YOU WILL GET A BIG SURPRISE! : T-I--V-O-L-I (OPPOSITE PARLIAMENTARY SUILDUNGS) FINALLY TONIGHT! SELECTED SUPPORTS FROM 7 O'CLOCK. ROBERT TAYLOR in " HIS BROTHER'S WIFE " And "CHARLIE CHAN AT THE RACE TRACK" (Both Pictures Recommended by Censor tot Adults./ Screening Times: "Charlie Chan," 7.45. "His Brother's Wife," 9 p.m. TELEPHONE 43-9GK PRICES 1/6, 1/(We do not charge extra for Reserves.) COMMENCING FRIDAY! COMMENCING FRIDAY! PAUL ROBESON "SONG OF "FREEDOM" Crowning his tremendous successes of "Sanders of the River" and "Sho-vy Boat"! A picture that perfectly blends perilous adventures amidst scenes of barbaric beauty with melody that will live long in your hearts. GREA'I ASSOCIATE ENTEK TA IN'ArKN'I GENE RAYMOND—ANN SOTHERN "WALKING n ON AIR" ■ It's a Sparkling Comedy Romance, and one of the best pieces of entertainment it has been our pleasure to present to our patrons. (Both Pictures for Universal Exhibition.) TONIGHT At 7;30 o'clock TONIGHT ■ BRITISH-ISRAEL LECTURE On , " THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE PRESENT UNREST IN PALESTINE." In the TRADES HALL, VIVIAN STREET, Lecturer: MR. V. R. BROWN A BRITISH-ISRAEL LECTURE, GIVEN UNDER THE AUSPICES AND CHAIRMANSHIP OF MR. W. E. WILSON. FULL ORCHESTRA. FREEWILL OFFERING. HALL HEATED. CHER & CO., LTD. (SINCE 1920) OUR BIG SALE FINAL . STAGES HALF-PRICE DAY FOR TAILORING GENUINE REDUCTIONS IN OUR FUR DEPARTMENT. DEPARTMENT. LOT 1- ' KOLINSKY COAT lOligns TAILORED COATS—Usually from 3 Today's Value 14ms toogns HALF-PRICE FROM '29/6 PESCHANIKI COATS—Cost £2i LOT II- FROM lSgns TWEED COSTUMES—3 to ogns AI'USQUASH— value 'FROM 30/6 FROM SOVigns LOT lII— COATEES—In Beaver and Mole Coney. WORSTED COSTUMES-Sgns worth. , FR°M • \~rVa "" SS"S NOW FROM <in/fi VVHITIi COATEES— TnT f« UU- UJI 4J/fa FROM 3% to s%gns r<ol J}- NECKLETS-All sorts you like to meniRIUAY S PRICE, t UP*-! RIMMED t j on EROM 19/6 COATS-Originally 4 to 6gns EXTRA'SPECIAL O>FER-a'GENUINE EXCITING PRICE SP/6 SEAL MUSQUASH COAT-Worth A FEW TO GO AT 40/6 over lOOgns .. OFFERED FOR 60gns THESE PRICES ARE OF CONSIDERABLE PAVING TO ALL-COMERS, WHO WILL REALISE THAT WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY. CHERS FOR FURS LADIES' TAILORING LEVY BLDG., Cnr. TARANAKI and MANNERS STS. REMEMBER! OUR MAKE IS BACKED BY A REPUTATION SINCE 1920. WE ACHIEVE REMARKABLE RESULTS IN ALL FUR WORK. TELEPHONE 54-008. 20th ANNIVERSARY BARGAINS ■ AT ZIMME'S ! ! I TOMORROW (FRIDAY) ONLY .! 1 1 20 YEARS OF TAILORING IN WELLINGTON. WHAT A RECORD ! 1 ! EVERY WINTER COAT AND COSTUME '* ■ (Including W., W.X., 0.5., and X.0.5.) MORE GENUINELY AND DRASTICALLY REDUCED THAN EVER BEFORE !!! DEPOSITS AND ALL ORDERS ACCEPTED. OUR ONLY ADDRESS— ZIMME'S LTD., WELLINGTON'S LEADING COAT AND COSTUME SPECIALISTS, 10a MANNERS STREET (Kext Door to Maple Furnishing Co.).