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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 47, 23 August 1930, Page 4

THE REGENT (Direction J. C. Williamson Flms) THREE SESSIONS DAILY—II a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. United Artists Present A Dynamic All-Talking Drama Based on Charming Pollock's Famous Stage Play, "THE SIGN ON THE DOOR." "THE LOCKED DOOR" Intensely" gripping, cram full with action, this story tells how a brave young wife dealt with a former lover angling after her husband's sister. (Recommended as more suitable for Adult Audiences. ) With ROD LA ROCQUE and BARBARA STANWICK. THE REGENT FEATURETTES: I.—REGENT REVIEW OF WORLD EVENTS. 2.—A BRITISH MUSICOMEDY—"EVE'S FALL," with John Stewart, Muriel Angelus, Donald Stuart. 3.-SOME REMARKABLE UNDERWATER PHOTOGRAPHY-"CRYSTAL CHAMPIONS." BOX PLANS AT THEATRE (TEL. 44-144) AND BRISTOL PIANO CO. ' WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. PUBLIC FAREWELL TO THE HON. THE PRIME MINISTER, G. W. FORBES, ESQ. A PUBLIC FAREWELL will be tendered to the Hon. the Prime Minister, G. W. Forbes Esq., on the eve of his departure for London to attend the Imperial Conference, in the TOWN HALL, WELLINGTON, TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), 23rd AUGUST, 1930, at 8 p.m. The Right Hon. J. G. Coates and Mr. H. E. Holland will speak on the occasion. The under-mentioned artists have kindly consented to assist on the occasion:— MRS. WILFRED ANDREWS, MR. ARTHUR CLARK, MISS HILDA CHUDLEY. Accompanist and City Organist—Mß BERNARD F. PAGE. DOORS WILL OPEN AT 7 P.M. Citizens are cordially invited to be present on the occasion. 21st August, 1930. GEO. A. TROUP, Mayor. SKATING THE FAMOUS BRASS BAND OF THE OLD VIVIAN STREET RINK IS NOW PLAYING AT THE WINTER SHOW BUILDING RINK HUGE MAIN RINK-LADIES' RINK-AND LEARNERS' RINK. SESSIONS: 10.30 to Noon, 2.30 to 4.30, and 7.30 to 10 o'clock. PRICES: 6d to 2/-. ONLOOKERS 6d. SUNDAY At 7 p.m. SUNDAY Y.W.C.A. HALL, BOULCOTT STREET. CILLA ENID BATES (CHRISTIAN PSYCHOLOGIST) LECTURES ON "A COMPLETE SALVATION Solo: "THE HEAVENLY SONG"-MR. J. CATHCART. COLLECTION. ALL WELLINGTON IS INVITED TO COME TO CLASSES ON CHRISTIAN PSYCHOLOGY. EVERY AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock. and EVEK::;G, at 8 o'clock (Same subject both Afternoon and Evening) MONDAY.-DOMINION FARMERS' INSTITUTE HALL. TUES., WED., THURS., FRL-TRADES HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS. A charge of Two Guineas is made for the course, but believing in the justice of the people, those unable to pay all, are invited to give a love-offering; and this applies also to those unable to attend the complete course. Peace and Life Silences, and Healing Concentrations at Classes also. This is the only notification that will be given. I HAVE GLAD TIDINGS OF GREAT JOY TO TELL i " YOU- ! SPECIAL OFFER ! THE MARIE DEAN STUDIO ! WILL GIVE WITH EVERY ORDER ONE HAND-FINISHED ENLARGEMENT OF ANY SCHOOL CHILD TAKEN DURING THESE WINTER TERM HOLIDAYS. RING TELEPHONE 21-706. ORGAN RECITAL. moWN HALL (SUNDAY), TO-MOR-WELLINGTON PHILOSOPHICAL 1 KOW, 24th AUGUST, 1930. SOCIETY. 8-30 p.m., by MR. BERNARD F. PAGE (City Organist). Melocly Gluck-Page A N Address, entitled "ANTARCTIC Suite Ancienne Holloway -£*- BIRDS AND MAMMALS," will be Caprice in G Minor .•••••• Crackel delivered by MR. R. A. FALLA, of the Arcadian-Idyl, .Serenade, Sir Douglaa Mawson Antarctic Expedition, '^f^' -r,? olltuA c AAV "\r« m 1929-30, in the CONFERENCE HALL, (a) Meditation-Pnere (Op. 90), No. 40 DOMINION FARMERS1 INSTITUTE, on (b) Canzona (Op. 90), No. 35 .. Guilmant WEDNESDAY, 27th AUGUST, Peer Gynt Suite (Op. 46) Grieg At 8 p.m. ADMISSION FREE. Voluntary ContriThe Lecture will be illustrated by lan- butions received at door, tern slides, prepared during the course _ aS invited to at- INSTITUTE MILITARY BAND. tend this Lecture. Admission free. V T! CALLAGHAN TT'NGAGEMENT arranged for To,night is I. lx. LALdjAIaJiAJN, CANCELIjE D. ! Socrotary- A. IREMONGER, Bandmaster. WELLINGTON PRACTICAL ___—__. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB |MlffgHh|"fll^flflfißsEl TITEETS EVERY TUESDAY, at 8 p.m., srtMHMi^^B» M IN THE CONCERT HALL, rpHF TRAIN YOU WANT! NIMMO'S BUILDING l ™ ™AIN YOU WANT! (Bond street Entrance). DEPARTURES FROM THORNDON On TUESDAY NEXT, 26th AUGUST, STATIONMR E DOUGLAS TAYLER, For Auckland: 2.0 p.m., week days; „ r, . t -» r • 7.15 p.m. bun., Mo., Supervisor of School Music, lu>> Wei T jj t j^. Will give au Illustrated Address on "The Power of Music in Human Life." For Waiiganui am. 9.55 a.m. week days. W. BAILEY, Hon. Secretary, New *&>">**'■■ Box 889, G.P.0., Wellington. ]? or Wanganui only: 2.0 p.m. week days (change at Marton). "WILL THERE BE A NEW ZEALAND For Napier: 9.32 a.m. week days. REVOLUTION?" 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