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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 53, 30 August 1930, Page 4

GRAND OPERA HOUSE (Direction—J. C. Williamson Films) DAILY at 2.Z5. : NIGHTLY, at S o'clock. NOW SHOWING! „ _ A PAGE TORN FROM LIFE ——: — A GREAT DRAMATIC SENSATION, " HER UNBORN CHILD, a From the Smashing Stage Success of, the same Dame. Here's an all-talking picture that has everything—thrilling dialogue—amazing .situations—clean, laughable comedy —terrific suspense—a thunderbolt climax—a talking picture that will bring you back to see and hear it AGAIN! An All-Talker with, a Great Cast. A story of a boy and girl, plunging headlong down the path of unguarded romance—unmindful of the bitter awakening. ■■■■'.. With all the frank truth,'tremendous power, and heart-gripping realism which made it a Sensational Broadway Stage Success! The Amazing Story of a Boy and Girl in Love —Forgetting everything else! This picture is recommended for adults only, as it would neither be understood nor appreciated by children. "A" Certificate. BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL AND THE BERKELEY. THE WEEK'S PROGRAMME. CILLA ENID BATES (ON WORLD TOUR) GIVES A FURTHER SERIES OF LECTURES ON CHRISTIAN PSYCHOLOGY TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), TRADES HALL-TWO LECTURES: ' First—7-8 o'clock—"TUNlNG-IN TO JOY." Recitation by Miss Vedris Cathcart. Second-8.15-9.15 o'clock/(after-churcb)-"A! FEAST OF GOOD THINGS." MONDAY, TUESDAY. THURSDAY; AND FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, 3 o'clock. , ' V; EVENINGS, 8 o'clock. ■ ' PEACE ANDLI^^^ ** *™ Already many! written testimonies hare been Eanded to the platform, of benefit re- ' ceived, especially in cases of nerves and insomnia. WEDNESDAY—PersonaI interviews by appointment. TELEPHONE 43-517. Gome and get a new outlook on life and find that it is not greater than you, but that • ! : ' through Divine power yoi> can conquer. „„,;■„„,+„„■ COLLECTION. ' . COLLECTION.

Wellington ' competitions. Wellington • . competitions; monday's programme.' town hall. '' ' town hall. 9 a.m.—Boys' Song, under 12. 10 a.m.—Vocal Solos, Wellington Competitions Scholarship (ladies). Soprano, "Spring's Holiday." Mezzo, "Nymphs and Shepherds." " • ' 11 a.m.—Vocal Solo, Wellington Competitions Scholarship, (gentlemen). Tenor, "Boat Song of the Isles."'. Bass, "A Vagabond Song.", 2 p.m.—Skipping Dance, under 11. 4 p.m.—Character Story Dance, over. 16. CONCEPT CHAMBER. 9 a.m.—Reading jit Sight, boys under 16. 9.45 a.m.—Junior Test Recital, boys under 2 p!m.— Action Recitation, boys or girl under 9. .. NIMMO'S HALL. 9 a.m.—Piano Solo, open, over. 16. 11.15 a.m.—Eecital with Musical Accompaniment, gentlemen, humorous. 3.30 p.m.—Recitation in Character, boys or Dl^lll^^mG^andls. Reserve a^'LENNAN, Secretary. P.N.S.B. P.N.S.B. p'nsb' Wellington PNSB VY ELLm GTON V&&X. HOSPITAL GROUNDS. £:&. hospital grounds. pn!:I: grand P N S B GRAND PNAB. PROMENADE CONCERTPN S B PROMENADE CONCERT. P.N.S.B. P.N.S.B. . by the PNSB. p:n.s.b. port pnsb. port PNSB POET PNSB NICHOLSON SILVER PNSB! NICHOLSON SILVER PNSB. NICHOLSON SILVER P.N.S.B. BAND. P.N.S.B. S A£Sv P.N.S.B. BAND. PNSB.' TO-MORROW AFTERNOON piK TO-MORROW AFTERNOON P.N.S.B.' 2.30 o'clock. P.N.S.B. , ,_ ~ , P N.S.B: Collection in aid of Hospital. P.N.S.B. .Funds. P.N.S.B. P.N.S.B. P.N.S.B. / ' ■ TVfTRA'MAR SILVER. BAND. i-wIIRAMAR SILVER BAND. Will be holding a Recital in the CAPITOL THEATRE, MIRAMAR, / ' TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), 31st \ AUGUST,. 1930, at 8.15 p.m. FIRST-CLASS ARTISTS assfeting the Conductor, Mr. R. A. Sutherland; accompanist Miss Vera Boesley. I 0. W. M'COMCHIE, ; Hon. Secretary. WELLINGTON CAMERA CLUB (Inc.). rpHE.abovo Club has been granted the privilege of displaying over 300 pictorial photographic enlargements (carbon process) from the camera o£ H. Moult, Esq., from Ist to 6th September, inclusive, at the Wellington Art Gallery. The exhibition to be opened by ,His Excellency the Governor-General on MONDAY NEXT, Ist SEPTEMBER, At 8. p.m. This collection represents the most unique and largest exhibition of carbon photographs ever held in New Zealand. Admission Is. HANNAH JOHNSON, Hon. Secretary. H + pAICCER .CANCER ' CANCER CANCER . CANCER Screening of World-famous Canti Film. Millions of living cells at wort. [Demonstrated by Professor D'Ath, from ' Otago University. Come and see this wonderful film. Combat this scourge and help to conquer it. DR. J. S. ELLIOTT, President* of the New Zealand Branch of the British > Empire Cancer Campaign, will preside. DE LUXE THEATRE, SUNDAY NEXT, 31st Instant, 8.30 p.m. Fine Musical Programme arranged by Herbert F. Wood. Wurlitzer'Organ Solo .... Paul T. Cullen Contralto Solo .. Mrs. Wilfred Andrews Tenor Solo Herbert F. Wood Elocutionary Item .. Norman E. Aitken Baritone Solo ....... William J. Mason Admission Free. All Cordially lavited. Collection. Give your mite to New Zealand ■ Branch British Empire Cancer Campaign. Promoted by ■ the R?d Cross Society. . "POOD Wine Needs No Bush," Gladi- *-* ator Port has the quality, and the price-is right. Obtainable at the Grand Hotel- Willis-st. 5s per quart.

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