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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 25, 30 January 1930, Page 2

LAST NIGHT. LAST NIGHT. GRA^D OPERA HOUSE. (THIS THEATRE THAT WAS BUILT FOR SOUND) Direction— ■J U- Williamson Film*. Managing Directors-BEAUMONT SMITH and F. W. THRING. TO-NIGHT, X t S. NOW SHOWING. TO-NIGHT, at 8. Paramount Pictures Present RICHARD DIX (Who' surprised and delighted all in his first talkie, "Nothing But the Truth") "THE LOVE DOCTOR" A screamingly funny farce-comedy with Richard Dix at his best as the young doctor who tried to euro-a broken heart —and lost liis own. TOGETHER WITH A Stirring Komance of Adventure on the High Seas. PHYLLIS HAVER and ALAN HALE "SAL OF SINGAPORE" BOX FLANS AT THE BRISTOL, BERKELEY, AND THEATRE (TEL. 28-106). TO-NIGHT At 8 o'clock TO-NIGHT BASIN RESERVE YOU WILL NOT Bp DISAPPOINTED TO-NIGHT! COME AND SEE THE WHIPPET v. RUNNER v. CYCLIST. WATCH NEWTON OGG, PICKERING; LEECH, CAMPBELL, AND WILSON IN THE 1000 YARDS SPECIAL EVENT. BRADY WILL ATTEMPT SIX FEET IN THE HIGH JUMP, A GALAXY OF STAR PERFORMERS. SEE THE GRAND ONE MILE HANDICAP-TUTTY AND M'CARTHY. GROUND 1/-., STAND IA. BASIN RESERVE TO-NIGHT At 8 o'clock TO-NIGHT Only Olympic A.A. Club Complimentary Tickets available for this Meeting, excepting ! usual trainers, etc. D. G. PARIS, L. M'GREEVY, Joint Hon. Secretaries. LECTURES. MR. ALBAN C. MORLEY, Barrister-at-law, of Melbourne, and a Trustee for Bond-holdera in New Zealand Perpetual Forests, Ltd., will deliver an Address, supported by Film, on "FORESTRY, COMMERCIAL AFFORESTATION, THE PULPING INDUSTRY," ~ the TOWN HALL (CONCERT CHAMBER) TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), 30th JANUARY, 1930, At 8 o'clock. All Bond-holders and those interested in this question o£ national importance to 'New Zealand are cordially invited. . ; ~ • DO NOT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY OF HEARING AND SEEING FACTS. THIS WEEK-END S.S. TAMAHINE (2000 tons) , EXCURSION TO THE MARLBOROUGH SOUNDS TORY CHANNEL, PICTON, QUEEN CHARLOTTE AND PELORUS SOUNDS, SHIP COVE. . . FROM WELLINGTON SATURDAY NEXT, Ist FEBRUARY, at 1.15 p.m. (Weather Permitting) ARRIVING BACH ABOUT 9.30 P.M. NEXT DAY. INCLUSIVE. FARE (with cabin accommodation, meals, use of fishing lines, boats, . etc.), £3. Special Berths, IQs <extra,. DANCING, BOATING, "FISHING, SWIMMING, PICNICKING, ETC. U.S.S. CO. OF N.Z. MIX ~ NATIONAL TUTORIAL COLLEGE (Under Entirely New Management) ■ . ■ SPECIALISES IN COACHING FOR MATRICULATION AND ACCOUNTANTS' PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION. 1929 RESULTS: 120 CANDIDATES PRESENTED. 80 PASSES OBTAINED. We can show you dozens of Testimonials from past students. Intending .students are invited to give our -Classes a Free Trial. WORK WITH US AND WE WILL PUT YOU THROUGH. CLASSES COMMENCE MONDAY, 3rd FEBRUARY. STAR CHAMBERS, LAMBTON QUAY (Over Armit's), ;.'. / ' '.'!) • • TELEPHONE 41-778 ' P.o! IOX 1292. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. The Screen's Most Lovable Rogue in a ~„., ~„..„,_ _„.»*T.TrtvTcn»W,c. Snectacular Romance! LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS. KFIBIRNIE KINEMA. TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS. ILBIRNIE KINEMA. J«qWl»W[ feSdM-* TIIKIIi^SEiwSISI "THE MISSISSIPPI GAMBLER." _^ He was a handsome gambler, living by his CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT. wits, yet when he played for the biggest CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT. stake in his life he threw away the winning hand! — In conjunction with Mary Astor and Robert Armstrong in WTRAMAT? MTRAMAR "THE WOMAN FROM LUNA." ' 1 WA^riS' (Recommended more especially for Adult MIRAMAR, MIRAMAR, Audience*.) A Comedy Love Drama, with a Smashing TO-DAY, TO-DAY Climax! TO-DAY TO-DAY Reserve at Theatre (Tel. 1MB)., T°DA1' Alid Continuing . r°DAY T»mnnir mHnnsM a.t TTnnrr Hutt feiit FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. B RIS w ?uTe no corpse ukPelte ™»^ AND SATURDAY. Meeting, Basin Reserve, Bth February. , . . ._ Semi-final Matches to be played in Sevcra Events. Day Admission: Adults, 2s; Juniors, la BOXING. BOXING. ~~*~ ~" -. — TnTxrv watt TTtPHnAV tsjwvt f^OAL mines idle on West Coast. Al OWN HALL, TUESDAY NEXT. \j miil(Jl , g wiu vat Pelte Meethi g SARRON v. LECKIE. Bth February. SARRON v; LECKIE. " Two Feather-weights who made Australian mflE Winning Number of the RAFFLI Critic. Take Notice. X for EMB ROIDERY CUSHION * Promising the Fastest Exhibition Ever T;t a hi gay Shop Day was No. 196. / Promoted in Wellington. tiAeeuTT PRICES: 5s and 2s 6d, plua tax. Book- • jj^ n g ecret ' Pluilket Socidty, Porii'ua. BOX PLAN at Perry's, Manners street. Usual early door tickets at Box Office and — — •< ■■ ■■ ■■ ' ■ ' •— at Sowman's, Lambton Quay. -i ~ ' NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS.-. „ PELTZER, Pcltzer. 'pcltzer, Pcltzev. EXCURSION TO MANAWATU GOKGIi SUNDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY. ~JT ' Refreshment Stall oil Grbund-<-Hot Wate JDBL^ supplied. Mfßafa ■ ' WXCUR-SION TRAIN leaves Wellingto" ■PnHnFD ftl (tIFRSI (Thorudon) 3.40 a.m., Johnsonville 9.4 Bauffi&a^a&MpßßSl Paekakat-iki 10,5) Otaki 10.46, Levin 11.5 wHHnf Shannon 11.28 a.m., Palmerston North 1 noon, arr. ,The Gorge 12.40. p.m. WELLINGTON RETURNED SOL- RETURN IKAIN leaves I'he Gorge 3.3 DIERS' ASSOCIATION. p.m., Piilmeratdn North 4.25, Shannon 4.5S TAAREWELL to His Excellency the Gov- Levin 5.18, Otaki 5.44, Paekakariki 6.* ■*■ efiior'-Gen*ral, Sir Charles Fergusson, Johnsonville 7.36, arr. Wellington 1,52 p.& Bart, GkC.M.O., X.0.8., D S.O ~^V.0., BPeo iaL CHEAP RfiftTßN TICKET At the Returned Soldiers Building, t Th eGofge, available only by the abot TO-NI^THUR^SSoth JAN., *A oMai^ »"*»»:.. Af >] n'jilnnt ißt. 2nd "Diggers" and all ExServicemen 4ro *«*ta Welllngto{l ■■-- f «>4 •■ * ° cordially invitod to be present, and avo » Jou»sonville .... 8s Od 6s 0 specially asked to attend in large nuiri- - kallkl £ J \ and Decorations it be ** ■> vitl *s"1 2 s' S (i. T. HALL, President. . Palmer<stnn Norih •'<! (W Is 6 J. T. WATSON, Secretary. " laJmel«tan Aoitn -s oa. is