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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 144, 21 June 1930, Page 4

THE REGENT THE REGENT THE HOME OF THE TALKIES. '■ (Direction—J. C. Williamson Films) ' ' NOW SHOWING! NOW SHOWING! THREE SESSIONS DAILY—II a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. BEAUTIFUL! DELIGHTFUL! ADORABLE! NANCY CARROLL. Nancy making love! Harry Green, Skeets Gallagher making laughs! Everybody making merry with the new song ihits, "Sing, You Sinners," "My Little Hope Chest, and others, in "HONEY" "HONEY" Sweet, sparkling, song romance. A brilliant musical comedy. I'he tale of a girl who played cook, and forced her brother to be butler,,to a family who rented her house. Between them they upset the matrimonial plans of bei tenant. The lovers of "Sweetie" and a host of .comedians m the -year's lunniest and brightest farce. With a Whole Constellation ot Comedy Stars, LILLIAN ROTH, SKEETS GALLAGHER, HABRS GREEN, STANLEY SMITH. It's a Paramount Picture! THE REGENT FEATURETTES (A Show ie Themselves) BOX FLANS AT THE THEATRE (TEL 44-144) AND BRISTOL. (Under the Distinguished Patronage of Their Excellencies the Governor-General and Lady Bledisloe.) TOWN HALL TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), 21st JUNE, 8 o'clock. PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA Conductor—JOHN BISHOP. , PROGRAMME: Overture "A Midsummer Night's Dream" (Mendelssohn) Symphony No. 6 '. ; ''Pathetique" (Tschaikowsky) Prelude to Act 111., ."Lohengrin" (Wagner) Concerto in A Minor (Grieg) .... Mr. Ernest Jenner, Solo Pianist Seena and Aria, "Ah, Perfidio" (Beethoven) Miss Alma Clegg, Soprano • 'Gopak" (Moussorgsky) ' "Marche M'ilitaire" (Schubert) . , . . PRICES 3/- (RESERVED), 2/-, V-. ■ YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO HELP EX-THEATRE MUSICIANS! WRESTLING WRESTLING MONDAY ' 23rd JUNE, 8 p.m. . 'MONDAY WELLINGTON TOWN HALL SPECIAL HEAVYWEIGHT CONTEST GEORGE WALKER v- FREI) EBERT (13.8— Champion of British Empire) (14,8—Champion of Austria) Ebert is training at the Central Fire Station To-night, afc 8 o'clock. Afterwards, Tom Wrayj who arrived to-day, chief instructor at* the Farmer Burns School of Wrestling, U.S.A., will demonstrate various holds,. A cordial invitation, to be present is extended to. the public. EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD AMATEUR PRELIMINARIES. PRICES: 5A and 2/6. (both plus tax). BOX PLAN AT JIM TURFIS (Ritz Tobacconist), MANNERS STREET. HAWORTH'S MUSICAL HOUSE. - WE INVITE YOU TO HEAR OUR NEW WIRELESS AND GRAMOPHONE COMBINATION SET "THE HAWKEI" r PRICE ONLY £39 PRICE ONLY £39 HAWORTH'S MUSICAL HOUSE, LTD., 109 r CUBA STREET; _-.;;; ■ . .''; ;;. MIDWINTER : SALE ; ■'" ';'" ! •: '■'■ ■'■.-■. OF . " 1 \ KATHARINE HATS MONDAY COMMENCES THE SECOND WEEK OE « ...-■; OUR GREAT SALE. rpHIS'WEEK:HUNDREDS OF: HATS HAVE BEEN SOLD. , NEXT WEEK WE ■*■ ARE CONFIDENT HUNDREDS MORE WILL BE SOLD, AS AT THE'FRE- I SENT LOW PRICES THEY ARE WITHIN EVERYONE'S MEANS. ( READY-TO-WEAR FELTS FROM 5/11 EACH. : [ QPBDSITE MIDLAND HOTEL, ] '•■■■/■;■; ;; 194,LAMBTON QUAY. ,

ORGAN RECITAL. by MR. E. DOUGLAS TAYLER, P.R.C.O A.R.C.M. • •-.... ■ . ■. in the. METHODIST CHURCH, LOWER HUT 3 NEXT MONDAY EVENING, 23n JUNE, at 8 o'clock. assisted by MRS. W; G. SCHMIDT (soprano), an. the Choir. ■ Conductor—Mr. Krncst Dawson. Aecon: 3 panist—Mr. C. R. Horman. . Collection in aid of the Choir Funds. TO-NIGHT, At 8 o'clock. TO-NIGHT, 'At 8 o'clock. TO-NIGHT, At S o'clock. "PUBLIC LECTURE \ -tuBLIC LECTURE By ALEXANDER M. NIBLOCK, In the CONFERENCE HALL, Dominioj Farmers' Institute, Featherston street. Subject: "Pillars of Strength." I Silver Collection to defray expenses. "REVOLT IN INDIA." WHAT IT MEANS TO N.Z: WORKERS PUBLIC LECTURE, ' SUNDAY, 22ud JUNE, 8 p.m., •. T^ORKERS' HALL, ' 229 a, Cuba street (upper). Speaker: 11. F. GRIFFIN. Auspices Wellington Group C.P.N.Z. Questions Invited. Discussion Allowed. DENTAL Repairs .in 3 hours; fines materials, moderate charges. Rnpii iDental Repair Service, 15, Manners-st Tel. 47-562.

THE AMATEUR ARTS SOCIETY Presents f . THREE SHORT PLAYS •>{ In the BLUE TRIANGLE HALL, BOULCOTT STREET, - TO-NIGHT, at 8.15 o'clock. d "NEVERKEEP' THE PUBLIC WAITING," a Comedy, by Roland Pertwee. X, Players: Misses Dorothy &cher, Girleen Griffiths, Blanche Page,. Isobcl Young, j. Mr. Cedrie Courtney. Producer: .Miss Hardinge-Maltby. "A LETTER TO ' THE EDITOR," an Original Play, by Judith Purdy. Players:-Misses Madge Freeman, Kitty :. . Keddell.. Clarice Read, Messrs. If. H. Dawn, L. Singleton-Smith, Hugh Williams. • Producer: Mrs. Martyn Williams. ; "THE GHOS'I STORY," a Comedy, by Booth Tarkington. . Players: blisses.Effie Brice, K. Brailsford, Queenie Hall-M'Lean, Mavis horns, Dorothy Souter, Messrs. R. J. Larkin, n K. S. Andrews, R. Hollands, H. C. Middlebrook, L. Record. •■Producer: Mr. M. F. Turner. . Incidental Music supplied by Orchestra under the direction of Mr. A. C. Keys. Seats, 2s and 3s'. N.Z. HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION. (Wellington Brunch.) MR. A. D. M'INTOSH, M.A. (of the Parliamentm-y Library), will Address Members on "Marlborougb: A Study in Provincial Politics," after the Annual Meeting- of the Branch, which will be held in Victoria University College on THURSDAY NEXT,. 26th JUNE, at 8 P' Ul' " P. J. G. SMITH, ■ ' Hon. Secretary-Treasurer. WELLINGTON ROWING CLUB. "Jl/fEMBERS are reminded that the An- ■"*- nual Smoke Concert and Presentation of Prizes will take place in the Club ~ Sheds on SATURDAY, 2Sth JUNE, at S it p.m. ■ . • d • R. LEECH, t. Secretary Social Committee of Hie Wellington Rowing Club.