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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 40, 15 August 1930, Page 2

LAST NIGHT OF "LOVE LIES," '•LOVE LIES," Which has achieved the Biggest Success Wellington has known since "The Desert Song." Another London Production. TO-MORROW,-AT MATINEE. .First Production" in Wellington of London's Present Reigning Musical Comedy Attraction, "SO THIS IS LOVE." "SO THIS IS LOVE." In which Clem Dawe has achieved one of the Biggest Successes of his Career. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. RAND OPERA . HOUSE Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. •■LOVE LIES." '■LOVE LIES." Music Dance, Comedy, Romance. TO-NIGHT, at S. FOR THIS LAST OCCASION. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Present their LONDON MUSICAL COMEDY CO. 70 — ARTISTS, — 70 ; (Including CLEM DAWE, Everybody's Popular Comedian, in the Big, Bright, and Beautiful London Gaiety Theatre Comic Opera, "LOVE LIES," "LOVE LIES," Which during the past five nights_ lias been enjoyed by large and enthusiastic audience's, and it has demonstrated the fact that playgoers still bave a genuine affection for a first-class company in a legitimate play. ~ LONDON'S LATEST MUSICAL COMEDY. TO-MORROW. AT MATINEE. For 6 NIGHTS ONLY. Matinees Saturday .and Wednesday. A magnificeut production, for the first time here, of the phenomenally successful Musical Comedy from the London Winter Garden Theatre, "SO THIS IS LOVE," "SO THIS IS LOVE," Which is brimming over with 'delightful musical numbers, exquisite music, clever dialogue, comedy situations, dazzling ensembles, original ballets, sensational specialty dancing; and its features include dainty frocks and beautiful mountings. Clem Dawe as "The Perfect Fool." Plans for "Love Lies" and "So This its Love" are now open at The Bristol. PRICES: D.C. and R.S., 6s; Stalls, 4s; Gallery, is 6d. Early .Door Gallery, 6d extra. All Prices Plus Tax. , . JUMBLE SALE, pAMBRIDGE TERRACE CONGREGATIONAL SCHOOL HALL,. FRiDA¥,a'stk AUGUST. . - DANCING. ; ■ ■■' ; rpHB ADELPHI CABARET. A DANCING , , ; ' EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT. EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT.. LAST' TWO.'WEEKS : LAST TWO WEEKS . LAST : two weeks ;;.. Of DON TASKA" and HIS ADELPHI ORCHESTRAL ::::■: FarewelllAppearances • - ; SATURDAY, 30th AUGUST. Special Afternoon Session. Tea and Dancing. 3 p.m.-5 p.m. Sub- ■ ■ scviption 2s Cd. .. EVENlNG.—Dancing, 8.30 p.m.-midnight. Subscription 7s 6d (supper "included). Ring 2S-201 or 22-255 for Reservations. PL A Z Ai- :■":■- : :' '':; E.; IT:A"2 A. 126,. .Cuba street.. .' : TO-NIGHT (Popular -Night), TO-NIGHT, 8-12. Ladies Is 6d, Gents 2s. Supper provided. Don't forget Saturday Night. Big Monte Carlo. 4 Worth-while Prizes Given Away. LYALL~BAY HOME AND SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.,, DANCE—KATEA HALL (Cr. Wha-st. and Onepu-rd.): ; ■.. . TO-MORROW-S to 12 p.m. A'so, DEMONSTRATION of Modern Ballroom Dancing by : Miss Beatrice Mehaffy and Mr. Joseph Colledge. Music by the Imperial Orchestra. Several Novelty Dances, Supper. - Admission 2mr. g. f. hodgman/m-C.^ (N. 8.) Council Bits will leave Hall :for City 11.57 p.m..': ■.' '".','- ■ . ■■'•■■' D LEVIN, LTD., Annual Statf' Ball » will be held.at the St. Francis Hall, Hill street, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, 8 p.m. till 2 a.m. -All friends are cordially invited. Everything inclusive, as usual. Tickets, 10s 6d. can be had at door from Secretary. Evening. Dress or Fancy-Dress. |~Y™£ljS--'"' p BEAT Pleasure- Night at a-""""^ ...-•the Evans Bay Yacht ' Club. Usual popular prices. Come along and make a real night of it. Good Supper. Enchanting ■ Orchestra. THE BROWN OWL TEA HOUSE-AND GARDENS, AKATARAWA.., The Pop-i'ir Calling Place for AH Meals. SPECIAL, CATERING FOR PARTIES 1 AND PICNICS. . DANCING. DANCING. - SATURDAY EVENING. ]>rivate Parties and Dances Catered for during week. Ring 45-555 to Arrange Transport for Parties and Picnics. Delightful Week-end. Sections for Sale on the Estate. Tel. I*. Upper Hutt. PUBLIC NOTICES. HUTT VALLEY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. NOTICE. WEATHER PERMITTING, to enable structural alterations to. be carreid out. All Power North-east of, but not including. Taita- will be CUT OFF on SUNDAY, nth AUGUST, 1030, between the hours of 1 p.m. and 3.30 p.m. E. F. HOLLANDS, Engineer-General Manager. THE COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, LTD. LOST POJi'ICV. i TT is the intention of the Society to •*■ issue, on 'or after the fifteenth day (if September. IU3O, a certified copy of Policy No. 531271 on the life o£ Charlotte Marie Miller, of Christchurcti, which is alleged to have been destroyed by fire. A. H. JOHNS, ■ Resident Secretary. Wellington, 15/S/30. IN THE MATTER OF "THE COMPANIES ACT, 1003." ■wncE is.her"eb"y given that l. •*-' and E. Marks and Saulwick Proprietary, Limited, a Company duly incorporated under the Companies Act of the State of Victoria in the Commonwealth of Australia, intends to cease voluntarily to cany on business in the Dominion of New Zealand after the expiration of three months after the first publication of this Notice in the New Zealand Gazette. DATED tlits 12th Day of August, 1030. . W. L. CLABBURN, Attorney for the Company. CHAPMAN. Til I PP. COOKE, AND 'WATSON, Solicitors, Welliugtou. U.S.— Marks and Saulwick (New Zealand), Limited, has been incorporated in New Zealand for the purpose of taking over the New Zealand business of the Australian Company.