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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 119, 22 May 1930, Page 2

GRAND OPERA HOUSE. (Direction—J. C. Williamson Filmi) TWO SESSIONS DAILY—At 2.15 and S p.nu NOW SHOWING—AND LAST NIGHT OF "THE FLYING FOOL" and "NAVY BLUES" COMMENCING AT THE MATINEE TO-MORROW AFTERNOON! TWO MOEE BIG TALKIES. A Metro-Goldwyn Scnsatiou. "THE BISHOP MURDER CASE" THE GREATEST DETECTIVE MYSTERY OF ALL'TIME. See every move of the murderer that mystified millions. Together with "BURNING UP" A MILE-A-MINUTE THRILLER OF THE SPEEDWAY. The motor racing special of the year! Teeming with excitement, thrills, and romance. Paramount's great picture of speed. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN at The Bristol and Berkeley. NOTABLE PURCHASE OF A MANUFACTURER'S STOCK OF 150 BEAUTIFUL WINTER COATS IN FACE CLOTH AND TWEEDS, SMARTLY TRIMMED WITH FUR, AND IN A COMPLETE RANGE OF SHADES. DISPLAYED IN 6 WINDOWS : AT 49/6, 59/6, 79/6, 99/6, £5/19/6, £6/19/6. EVERY STEP SAVES YOU MONEY. PERRY'S, DRAPERS 239-245, UPPER CUBA STREET. (Just above People's Palace.) COOKING DEMONSTRATION ON . MOFFAT RANGES WILL BE HELD IN OUR SHOWROOM TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), 23rd, and FRIDAY, 30th, COMMENCING AT 2.15 p.m. TURNBULL & JONES, LTD., 19-23, BLAIR STREET (Opp. Courtenay Place P. 0.). OUR SHOWROOM IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC TILL 5.30 P.M. DAILY AND ' 9 P.M. FRIDAY. IN "BRADY'S BESPOKE" MODELS rpHERE is not only a correct fit for every foot, but also the correct style for every taste and occasion. You instantly notice a GREAT difference when you put on a pair of "BRADY'S BESPOKE" Models, and if you care for style with comfort you will appreciate our NEW "MODELS." They will mean to YOUR feet just what a title means — THEY CONFER DISTINCTION. We would like you to see these New "T3ESPOK.E MODELS," made .both" For LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, and may we! suggest that you make your choice-how while assortments arc complete. ■ ' ' ... BRADY'S ("THE IMPORTERS OF BEAUTIFUL SHOES"), 56, WILLIS STREET (Opposite Hotel Windsor).

It's here! The Biggest Special of them all at the t7"mpire theatre, island bay. ■Empire theatre, island bay To-night 7.45 To-night. 1— "NED M'COB'S DAUGHTER." A swift-moving, dramatic, thrilling story of rum-nmning on the Coast of Maine. You'll be thrilled and delighted, 2— EXCELLENT SUPPORTS. EGAL THEATRE, KARORI (Steamheated). TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! GLENN TRYON in "HOT HEELS." Mile a minute comedy under Cuban skies. Romance under a tropical moon, when the "hick" found himself with an actress and a racehorse on his hands —but, he showed some speed himself. Good supports. Usual prices.. Sat. Matinee, "Tarzan the Mighty." A further prize ticket will be given out. Will you be the lucky one?" JIG-SAW PUZZLE CLUB. WINTER Evening's Amusement. Will those interested in the formation of a Jig-Saw Puzzle Lending Library (entrance fee 2s Gd, and Gd per puzzle) communicate with 1997, Evening Post? No obligation. Send no money. 'VICTORIA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DEBATING SOCIETY. TRIANGULAR DEBATE. — "Which •*• should Govern New Zealand?" United, Mr. M'Dougall; Reform, Mr. Mander; Labour, Mr. W. Nash. College Hall, SATURDAY, ,24th. MAY, At 8 p.m. Admission 3d. Refreshments provided. WELLINGTON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA. A REHEARSAL will be held TO-NIGHT A (Thursday), 22nd MAY, at 7.45 o'clock sharp, in Nimmo's Concert Hall, corner Bond and Willis streets. A full attendance is requested. CHAS. T. DAI/TON, Secretary. TUMBLE SALE. O TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, 23rd MAY, Commencing at 2 p.m., In the TRADES HALL, Vivian street. Bargains. Bargains. JUMBLE SALE, "T7TCTOKIA HALL, Adelaide road, V FRIDAY, 7.30. Good, Clean Winter Clothing; Men's Trousers, Books, Boots and Shoes, Crockery, etc. JUMBLE SALE. T7MPIRE HALL, Cuba street, FRIDAY, •J-' 23rd May, at 7 p.m. Clothes, boots, hats, novelties. bargains for all. new zealand railways. time-tableTlteration. pOMMENCING on 20th MAY, and until further advised, the run of the 7.30 p.m. Lambton-Melling train will be extended to Fitcaithlys Sidinjr, arriving ut latter station 5.2 p.m.; ulsu stops it' required at Belmont.