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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 123, 26 May 1928, Page 4

THIRD GRAND SENIOR CADET BALL. GARRISON HALL, BUCKLE STREET, MONDAY, 4th JUNE (King's Birthday). UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE RIGHT HON. J. G. COATES, P.O. A SPLENDID DEMONSTRATION DANCE BY MISS. INEZ CONNOP AND PARTNER. STAR ORCHESTRA.- SUBSCRIPTION 2/6. Late Buses to Johnsouville, via Ngaio, Khandallah; Lyall Bay, via Constable street; Island Bay, via Adelaide road, Berhampore; Northland, via Kelburn, returning Tiniikori road. HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEW "HIS MASTER'S VOICE" RE-ENTRANT TONE ARM GRAMOPHONE ? v • If not, there's a big surprise m store for you, for this indeed is a miraculous instrument, which must be heard to be . ' fully appreciated. " ■ \ I Any time you are passing, drop in to HA WORTH'S MUSICAL HOUSE and hear this magnificent machine in the delightful atmosphere of our Cosy Audition Rooms. GET YOUR RECORDS AT - HAWORTH'S! A full selection of Classical, Vocal, Instrumental, and all the Newest Dance Hits and Songs always in stock. ' , IF ITS "HIS MASTER'S VOICE," . • . GET IT AT HAWORTH'S MUSICAL HOUSE, 109, CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON".

JOHN GILBERT'S BRILLIANT JOHN GILBERT'S BRILLIANT , ■ SUCCESSOR TO SUCCESSOR ,TO "THE MERRY WIDOW"! "THE MERRY WIDOW"! He brings, all the reckless courage of "Jim Apperson," in "The Big Parade," all the fire of "Bardelys," and a]l the romantic appeal of "Prince Danilo" in "The Merry Widow," into his latest stirring starring vehicle. THE . KING'S THEATRE, .HE • . KING'S ' THEATRE, , Dixon street. TO-NIGHT 8 o'clock TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT 8 o'clock TO-NIGHT From the celebrated stage play by William Anthony M'Guire^acknowledged the most sensational adventure-drama of modern times. JOHN GILBERT JOHN GILBERT JOHN GILBERT JOHN GILBERT In " TWELVE MILES OUT.-" "TWELVE MILES OUT." "TWELVE MILES OUT." "TWELVE MILES OUT." 1 " TWELVE MILES OUT." "TWELVE MILES OUT." "TWELVE MILES OUT.""TWELVE MILES ,OUT." • '' " TWELVE MILES OUT." "TWELVE MILES OUT." , You'll thrill to this Btirring and graphic story of modern soldiers of fortunefW;entlemen adventurers—the most uniqufcjijind^exciting piece of entertainment in years— lavishly produced—a memorable performance by John Gilbert —talented. acting by , , entire cast. JOAN CRAWFORD, > JOAN CRAWFORD, ERNEST TORRENCE, ERNEST TORRENCE, DOROTHY SEBASTIAN, DOROTHY SEBASTIAN, And Many Other Favourites. A METRO-GOLDWYN SPECIAL ATTRACTION! In Support: COMEDY, N.Z. SCENIC, METKO NEWS FILM. Together with an excellent programme of incidental music by KING'S SELECT ORCHESTRA KING'S SELECT ORCHESTRA (A. H. Jerome, Mus. Dir.) Overture: "The Beautiful Galathea" (Suppe). ■ ":■•' Entr'acte: "Parade of the Tin Soldiers" (Jessel). BOOKING.—Box Plan at Theatre. Ring Tel. 22-212 for Reservations. SKATING. X A T I N , G. SYDNEY STREET HALL. Four Sessions Daily. Learners Specially Catered for, all Sessions. Expert Instructors in Attendance, who will Assist; Learners in Every Possible sWay. , TTICTORIA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE V CAPPING, 1928. PUBLIC CONGRATULATORY CEREMONY IN HONOUR OF THE GRADU- ■ ATES OF THE YEAR. ' TOWN HALL, FRIDAY, Bth JUNE, at 7.30 p.m. His Worship the Mayor will Preside. To be Followed by the CAPPING BALL AT 10 P.M. MAKE SURE OF BEING AT TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER, WEDNESDAY. NEXT, 8 p.m. WELLINGTON HARMONIC SOCIETY vv ELLINGTON HARMONIC SOCIETY (Conductor, Mr. H. TEMPLE WHITE). ' Assisted by MR. HARISON COOK (Bass), ' MR. LEON de MAUNY (Violinist),, IN GRAND MISCELLANEOUS PROGRAMME. Box Plan at The Bristol. Reserves 3s, plus tax. There are still vacancies for a limited number of subscribers. For particulars, apply to Victor R.. Bennett, Hon. Seel, P.O. Box 728, City. WE want YOUR support. npHE INSTITUTE BAND Will Play at ORIENTAL BAY, TOrMORROW AFTERNOON ' At 2.45 o'clock.