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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 28, 3 February 1930, Page 2

"WHOOPEE." MATfNI'IE ■ WEDNESDAY MATJNBK NEXT MAll -V£E WEDNESDAY At 2 p.m. SPECIAL MATINEE PRICES: Adults, 4s, 3s, 2s, and Is. Children Half-price to AH Parts except Gallery. (Prices plus tax.) SUCCESS OF "WHOOPEE." SUCCESS OF "WHOOPEE." A Real Show. An Abundance of Comedy. Beautiful Musical Numbers, Gorgeous Costumes, Exquisite Ensembles, Wonderful Dancing, and a Delicious Love Romance, THE WHOLE COMPANY ACHIEVED A TRIUMPH. PRANO OPERA HOUSE v^RAND OPERA HOUSE "WHOOPEE," "WHOOPEE," A. MAGNIFICENT ENTERTAINMENT O£ M USIC—DANCING-I'' UN-^ SPLENDOUR. TO-NrGHT! At S TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT! At S TO-NIGHT And until FRIDAY NEK'l1, 7th FEB. Only Matinee Wednesday Next. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD.. Present Zicgfeld's £20,000 Musical Coined.; — •'WHOOPEIC" "WHOOPEE" Which was received last "WHOOPEE". Saturday night with re"WHOOPEE" marfcabfc ■ enthusisam by a "WHOOPEE" record audience, -ivhich en-"WI-IOOPEE" joyed every minute of "WHOOPEE" stupendous production. "WHOOPEE" The , biggest, brightest, "WHOOPEE" and best Musical Show "WHOOPEE" seen in Wellington for "WHOOPEE" years. "WHOOPEE" SO—ARTISTS—SO Including THE KENDALLS THE KEN-DALLS (Pat and Terry), The Famous London Artists and Dancers. A UIU3AT AND WONDERFUL, SHOW. Play Produced by Victor Tatuall.. NIGHT PRICKS: D.C. and O. Stalls, 0s; Stalls. 4s; Gallery, 2s; Late Gallery, Is Gd. (Prices pl_(= tas.) Commencing NEXT ■"■ SATURDAY . NEXT NEX'l' SATUH.UAA' .NEXT With a Matinee. 'A Popular Revival. FOR (2) TWO Mf!".T.S ONLY. The Brilliant, Fascinating Comic Opera !, . by Franz Schubert, •■HLA(i TIME." John Ralston "LILAC TIME."' in his Original "LILAC TIME." Character of "LILAC TIME." Franz Schubert. TUESDAY, lUh FEBRUARY. TUESDAY, 11th FEBRUARY. For One Night Only. "THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS/ "THE MAID. OF THE MOUNTAINS." Commencing " ! WEDNESDAY, 12th FEBRUARY, WEDNESDAY, 12th FEBRUARY; At the MATINEE. MATINEE. MATINEE. For the Last Two Nights of the Season. A Special Revival of the Delicious Musical Play, "THE STUDENT PRINCE." "THE STUDENT PRINCE.'.' "' Box Plans for the above Revivals will bo Opened at THK BRISTOL on NEXT WEDNESDAY MORNING. NEXT WEDNESDAY MORNING. PUBLIC NOTICES. TJ\IaOM this date 1 will not bo responsible for any Debts incurred in'my name without my written authority; G. 11. S. MACKENZIE, 106, Northland road. ■ REMOVAL NOTICE. MESSRS. H. P. •HANIFY AND SON, Surveyors and Civil Engineers, beg to announce that they lave REMOVED to NEW OFFICES as under: ROOMS 433 AND 434, D.I.C. Building. Tel. 43-245. Telephone 43-804. P.O. Box LOSG. 302, D.LC. BUILDINGS (Corner Panama-st. and Lambton-qy.) . Wellington, N.Z. . MR. R. E. TRIPE. LL.B.. Barrister and Solicitor, desires to announce that he has commenced the Practice of his Profession at the above address. "WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. CIVIC RECEPTION TO THE HIGHT HONOURABLE VISCOUNT CRAIGAVON. A CIVIC RECEPTION will be tendered to the Right Honourable Viscount Craigavon, Prime Minister of Northern Ireland, on WEDNESDAY, the sth FEBRUARY, 1030, at 12 o'clock noon, in the Concert Chamber, Town Hall. All citizens are cordially invited to; bo present on the occasion. GEO. A. TROUP, .Mayor. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. CIVIC RECEPTION TO VISjJTING ' ATHLETES. A CIVIC RECEPTION will be tendered to Dr.'Peltzer and Mr. Einpton, of Germany, Mr. L. Leranond, of America, and Mr.' Golding, of Australia, who are to make an athletic tour of New Zealand, TO-MORROW' (TUESDAY), the 4th FEBRUARY, at 12 o'clock noon in the Council Chamber, Town Hall. ALL CITIZENS ARE • CORDIALLY INVITED TO BE PKESENT ON THE OCCASION. ■•.-■'■ GEO. A. TROUP, Mayor. :' CIVIC RECEPTION. A CIVIC RECEPTION will be tendered to the International Athletes, Dr. Qtto Peltzer, G. Einptoji, and L. Lcrmond, at the Town Hall,. TO-MORROW, at midday. : . Citizens are invited to be present. I - ORKIS Couch, complete with nquab and cushiou, 07s Od; Morris Chaics, 455; Bedroom Easy Chairs, 30s lid, worth :'6sa. Popular Furniture Co., Cuba-st., nest Whitehead and Pears. /^UESi'ERiriELb Suites! Made on the premises, made to order, best materials only used. Popular Furniture Co., Cuba-st., nest Whitehead and Pears. EASY Instalments — Janes-built Furnitiire; £20, 5s per week; £40, 10s; £SO. 20a. Junea and, Co.. Ridditord-st. BUY a "N.-.w Zealand-made" Maid o£'AH Work Floor Mop, the finest made, 7s 6d. Front Sims Hardware, Cnba-st. CHEAP SCHOOL. BOOKS. CECOND-HAND School and College >3 Books. BOOKS BOUGHT. SMITH'S BOOKSHOP, Mercer-st. FUNERAL NOTICES. ''PHE Funeral of the late Janet M'Guire ■*- will laivo the"" Mortxiary Chapel of Robert Wilson and Son. on Tuesday, 4th F-bruary, at 10 a.m., for the KaVori CameEIyROTBT. H. WILSON AND SON, Undertakers, 164, Adelaide road. Telephones (Res.),' 10-7 SI and 24-155. Friends oi"^ie™Tate Joscpli Daly J- are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave St. Patrick's Church. Kilbirnie, on Tuesday, 4th February, 1930, at 9.30 a.m., for the Cemetery, Karori. Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 0 a.r.i. J. E. TAYLOR AND SONS, LTD., Undertakers, ■22, Vivian street, and Karon". l)»y and Night Telephone 20-073. ..