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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 78, 29 September 1930, Page 2

' N ro Picture Presented at the "Majestic" ; has brought More Pleasure to Patrons. I "It's a Merry Show, my Masters." ! ivrAJESTIC. THRICE DAILY: I "J-AJESTIC. ' 11 a.m., j MAJESTIC. 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. •WELLINGTON HAS TAKEN HER TO ITS lIEART."-Press. The Girl with PERSONALITY, DOKOTHY MACKAILL, ! . DOROTHY MACKAILL, i DOROTHY MACKAILL, In A. E. W. Mason's Book and Play, "GREEN STOCKINGS." Comedy, Romance, Laughter, Love. "THE FLIRTING WIDOW." | "THE FLIRTING WIDOW." i "THE FLIRTING WIDOW." i "THE FLIRTING WIDOW." ! "THE FLIRTING WIDOW." i "THE FLIRTING WIDOW." | "THE FLIRTING WIDOW." ■ ■Jrilliantly well acted by a great cast of ' actors with perfect speaking voices. '. BASIL RATHBONE—ANTHONY ; BUSHELL. ' 3MILY FITZROY-CLAUDE GILLINGI WATER. | s—Added ATTRACTIONS-5 Warner Bros. Vitaphonc. Book early at Bristol or Theatre Foyer, Telephone 45-100. i FRIDAY NEXT: I "THE SECOND WIFE." I : LAST 4 DAYS AND NIGHTS OF THE BIGGEST AND BEST SHOW t ■3T. JAMES. THRICE DAILY: j - 3 T. JAMES. 11 a.m., 2.15 and S p.m. ■ "Where Sound Sounds Best." j Sir Benjamin and John Fuller Present A WONDER OFFERING. 100 SHOWS IN ONE. j 100 SHOWS IN ONE. BIGGEST- AN D—BEST. AND EVERY INCH IN GORGEOUS TECHNICOLOUR. -"SHOW OF SHOW S." "SHOW OF SHOW S." "SHOW OF SHOW S." "SHOW OF SHOW S." "SHOW OF SHOW S." "SHOW OF SHOW S." "SHOW OF SHO W S." "SHOW OF SHOW S." IT HAS EVERYTHING IN IT: Sublime Shakespeare—Grand Opera—Colcssal Vaudeville —Music Melanges—Electrifying Dancing, and then some more. WINNIE LIGHTNER, NICK LUCAS, RICHARD BARTHELMESS, And a GIANT ALL-STARS CAST OF 75 PRINCIPALS And 1000 PERFORMERS! A WARNER BROS. VITAPHONE PRODUCTION. Book Bristol till 5 p.m. After $ p.m. at Theatre, Tel. 28-175. FRIDAY—Super Special: "SON OF THE GODS." "SON OF THE GODS." '•SON OF THE GODS." ' A Veritable Dramatic Treat. CONSIUNCEBENNITT^^^^ QKATING! SKATING! Skating < skating! winter show building. 2.30 to '1.30 and 7.30 to 10. )•■ ■." ■- - ;-■-■ ■ | Popular Prices. i From the old Vivian street and Kilbirnie Rinks—THE FAMOUS BRASS BAND and that highly experienced Floor j Manager, MR. HARRY WHELAN. ■^^— .^THURSDAY, 2nd OCTOBER, 1930, | At 8 p.m. 1 Students from the Jubilee Institute for the Blind, Auckland. NOVEL AND DELIGHTFUL MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT. Come and hear this performance demonstrating what the Blind People can do • under modern'methods of training. Hear ■ the Boys' Band under conductovnliip of Bamlmastvy G. W. Bowes. I Admission: 1b Unreserved, and Is Gel Reserved. Box Plan at, Bristol. Proceeds in aid of the Blind. Promoted by the Red Cross Society. ■j&fANAWATU SPRING SHOW. jiu. Al , PALMERSTON NORTH. WEDNESDAY, sth NOVEMBER, THURSDAY; 6th NOVEMBER, FRIDAY, 7th NOVEMBER. Entries in Art and Technical, Secondary, and Public Primary Schools Section's, CLOSE AT 1 p.m., ON SATURDAY NEXT, 4th OCTOBER. SCHEDULE FREE" ON APPLICATION. ' W. T. PENNY, Secretary. I P.O. Bos 85, Palmerston North. ! QT: THOMAS'S HALL, Riddiford street, i^ GRAND CONCERT RECITAL by ! Miss Zena Jupp's Pupils, assisted by Miss jVmighan's Pnpils, WEDNESDAY, Ist j October, at S p.m. Proceeds in aid of St. I Culhbert's Church Funds. Admission 2s i and Is. WE WILL BUILD A MINIATURE GOLF COURSE FOR YOU, CASH IN ON NEW ZEALAND'S NEWEST SPORT. | ' | THE MIDGET GOLF CO. will furnish I architectural drawings, plans, speei- ! fications, photographs, and supervise the : construction of a miniature golf course. |We furnish copy for score cards, newspaper publicity, and organise play on your course. We show you how big returns are made (•11 the best courses. Plans protected in New Zealand anil the British Empire. Write MIDGET GOLF. Post Oflicc Box 02, Palmerston North. | * SCOTS COLLEGE. j.^RAND COSTUME CONCERT, ! by i PUPILS OF THE COLLEGE, ' Under the Direction of MR. JOHN BISHOP. ! MASONIC HALL, THE TERRACE, j THURSDAY, 2nd OCTOBER, 8 p.m. Admission 'is Cd. Meals may Ijo booked at Thu Bristol.