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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 131, 1 December 1930, Page 2

THE REGENT ~ | ■' ■ ■■'■.• (Direction, J. C. Williamson Films, Ltd.) THREE SESSIONS DAILY-rll a.m., 2.15 p.m. and 8 p.m. The Management presented what must surely be recorded us the most brilliant and the most successful programme of the year. Like all Lonsdale plays, it sparkled witli the most subtle and modern wit.—Vide "Dominion. The acting throughout is par excellence, and the sparkling wit had the packed house simmering with merriment throughout—that is, in the few moments when it was not laughing uproariously. ■.. . . One of "the most' entertaining programmes seen in Wellington for some time.—Vide "Evening Post." "ON APPROVAL" (Recommended by the Censor more especially for Adult Audiences.) . . ■ ■ With ' TOM WALLS, WINIFRED SHOTTER, MARY BROUGfI. YVONNE ARNAUD, ROBERTSON HARE, EDMUND BREON Frederick Lonsdale's Brilliant Satirical Comedy, ■ with the Original Aldwycb Theatr*, " London Cast—The Cast which made "Rookery "ROOKERY NOOK". WAS FUNNY-"ON APPROVAL" IS FUNNIER. BOX PLANS AT THEATRE (TEL. 44-141) AND BRISTOL PIANO COMPANY. GRAND OPERA HO USE. .'.-'■■■' ■■ ' Direction—J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. y '"' COMMENCING SATURDAY NEXT • AT THE MATINEE. CURTAIN-AT 2.30 NIGHT AT S. An Announcement that Brings Back Pleasant Memories to Lovers of the Stage iv the Years of the Pu&t and one that will be Greatly Appreciated by the Younger Generation. j. o." .Williamson; ltd., Picaent Their Magnificent, Up-to-date 1930 Production of the MOST POPULAR OF ALL MUSICAL PLAYS,, "THE BELLE OF NEW' YORK" "THE BELLE OF NEW YORK" WHICH WJLL BE STAGED ON AN ELABORATE SPECTACULAR SCALE OF BEAUTY AND SPLENDOUR. THE MOST WONDERFUL MUSICAL COMEDY CAST EVER PRESENTED, Including LESLIE HOLLAND (Specially engaged for the part of "Ichabod Bronson"), ROMOLA HANSEN, SIDNEY BURCHALL, HERBERT BROWNE, AMY ROCHELLE, DON NICHOL, BERNARD MANNING, LESLIE DONAGHEV. SIDNEY WHEELER, DULCIE DAVENPORT, MIRIAM LESTER—AND JIM GERALD 'who, in the role of "Blinky Bill," has achieved his Greatest Triumph. THIS WILL BE ONE OF THE MOST OUTSTANDING MUSICAL PRODUCTIONS EVER STAGED IN WELLINGTON. THE BOX PLANS WTLL BE OPENED AT THE BRISTOL PIANO COMPANY NEXT THURSDAY MORNING, at 0 c/elock. . A Queue will be formed from 8 a.m. PRICES: D.Q. and R.S., S/-; Stalls, 4/-; Gallery, 1/6. Early Door Stalls c-nd Gallery, V- extra. (All plus lax.) WRITING COMPETITION RESULTS STANDARD I.—lst, Joyce. Ballantync, Muritai School, £1; 2nd. Lyndon Perry, Eastern Hutt, 10s; -equal 3rd, Pat Kennedy, St. Joseph's School, Upper Hutt, ss; equal 3rd Colin Fearn, Ivarori School, ss. STANDARD 2.—lst, Pat Gray, Marist Brothers, Thorndon, .Cl; equal 2nd, George Albert, Brooklyn School, 10-,; equal 2nd, Gladys Stephens, Newtown School, 10s; equal 3rd, Betty Henderson, Lyall Bay School, ss; equal 3rd, Molly Armstrong, South Wellington, ss. ' ' STANDARD 3.—lst, Johu Dormon, Clyde Quay School, £J; 2nd, Doreen Chappie, Tawa Flat School, 10s; equal 3rd, Doris Jackson, St. Mark's Church School, ss; equal 3rd, Jean Coburii, Island Bay School, ss. . ' STANDARD 4.—Equal Ist, Ernest Beer, Lyall Bay School, £1; equal Ist, Mariea Booliei'is, Clyde Quay School, £1; equal 2nd, Frances, Brown, Brooklyn School, 10s; equal 2nd, G. Taylor,' Petqno West School. 10s; equal 3rd, Betty Dixon, Brooklyn School, ss: equal 3rd, Marjorie Ahradsen, Johpeonville School, ss; equal 3rd, Dawn Croxton, Kelburn School, ss; equal 3id, Charlie Wright, St. Mark's Church School, ss. STANDARD 5.—M, Eunice Scott, St. Mark's Church School, £1; equal 2nd, Iris Elen, Convent School, Guildi'ord terrace, 10s: equal 2nd, Nola Mercer, Miramar South School, 10s; equal 3rd, Dorothy Bell, Kelburn Normal School, ss; equal 3rd, Verna Menelaus, Brooklyn School, sn. STANDARD C.—Equal Ist, Thomas Davidson, "Star of the Sea" School, Seatoun, £1; equal Ist, Edward J. Knapson, "Star of the Sea" School,; Sea-toun, £1; 2nd, Charles Mcrvyn Redward, St. Mark's Church School, 10s; equal 3rd, Terence Harrington, Marist Brothers, Newtown, ss; equal 3rd, Peggy Haines, St. Mark's Churca School js. ■ ■ ■ . . SECONDARY SCHOOLS. UNDER 14 YEARS.—Ist Dolina M'Gilvray, Wellington -Technical College, £1; equal 2nd, Valeric Binning, Wellington East College, 10s; equal 2nd, Edna M. Taylor, Wellington Technical College, 10s; 3rd, -Joyce L. Sergent, Wellington Technical College, ss. .'.;.■■ ..'■'•,.■■■■• "•■■•'' OVER 14 YEARS.—Ist Hilma Quialan, Wellington East College^ £1; equal.2nd, Kathleen Parnell, Wellington Technical tCollese, 10s; equal 2nd; Betty Camei-on, Wei--lington, 10s; 3rd,-Doris I. Baker, Wellington Technical Collegers. ,- : . ;,;>' , Where two or more have tied for'a'pmo.:^Be-prjizS: .will'!n6t1-b'e:dI{vide'd,:-bui''will be paid in. fulbto each competitor. The most promising writers who have gained motor outings and a lesson in nature study for.their.classes are:—. '■':■.■ ■.',.'' Thomas Davidson and Edward J. Knapman, "Star of the Sea" School; Eunice Scott, St. Mark's Church School. . The entries were more numerous than ever, and the judge's; task,1 although a pleasant one, was veiy difficult, as the writing was of a very high standard. The following letter has been received from the head teacher of an outlying country school, which had not previously entered for the competition:l—. r , "To the Organiser, Writing Competition,—Herewith are the entries in your competition of the above school. Every child has entered enthusiastically. This competition has given a great fillip to my efforts to produce good writing in my hchool. I have enclosed for comparison samples of the writing taken about seven months ago, and you will see that there is a striking improvement. This has been brought about largely by encouragement. It is with this end in view that I have taken the liberty of asking you to drop me a line commending the writer you deem the best (for I realise the remoteness of this tiny school gaining a prize). The very fact of your taking, note of us at all will achieve more in five minutes than solid teaching might do in five weeks." • ST. ANNE'S REBUILDING CARNIVAL. WANTED TO RENT. THE following are the winning Numbers '__._ ~,.___ =; ■ : : — ;n connection with the Guessiug YyAiNi.JiJJ to Rent or Lease, House of Competitions: SI9G (Xinas Cake), 13,022 , ■ about 20 or more rooms, suitable (Suit), 16,006, 8530, 15,685, 15,960, 7626, *°£ boarding house, must be central. 12,003, 16,551, 12,601, 5650, 11,380. 10,350, *'9a,. Evg. Post. .- 5364, 16,463, 10,648, 10,104, 5911, 14,454, WANTED to Rent, with Option of "Pur--5382, 9406, 22,572, 10.758, 5182, 27,938, T* chasing, Modern 5-rd House Re-' 16,501, 9607, 13,301, 14,886, 12,721, 7175, ply, giving particulars, 210, Evg. Post 15,522, J6,345, 16,800, 12,002, 3280, 14,773, WANTED, by working woman Single 7383^ 11.043, 8862, 16,484, 14,632. W R OO m,'where no others k"pt, with LEGAL NOTICE. ' .^l^^; vicinity ;Willis-st. Apply MR. A. B. SIEVWRIGHT, LL.B., Bar- l";^™'' r . _ ItA v i s ter and Solicitor, has moved his WANTED, by live couple to Lease FurOffice to The Southern Cross Building, T nished Luncheon and Tea Rooms, or 22-24, Brandon street.- Boarding-house. 224, Evg. Post. =• WANTED, Small Unfurnished or Partly MEETINGS. * ; Furnished House, City, reliable tenant, ■ rent must be moderate. 243, Evg. Post. NOTICE is hereby given that the OR- W A£I E? t0 o Eent, Small Furnished-Cot-TiTWATtV AtsTNTriATj MEETLVG of tage for 3 or 4 months, from 13th the fiteaSiaii: TemS^nc^: Dec. State rental. 230, Evg. Post. > Mutual Life Assurance Society, Ltd., will VyANTED,.. Small Furnished Flat or be held at the Head Office of the Society, T Rooms, and convs.; reasonable. 226, corner of Collins and Russell streets, Mcl- Evg.-Post.■■; . ' ■ bourne, on FRIDAY, 19th DECEMBER, WANTED, Bed-Sitting-room, for mar--1930, at 2 o'clock p.m. »» ried couple; kitchenette; near Ma- „ _,„„ jestic Theatre. 231, Evg. Post. ■ , ,„ • • f, 1 T1" ,•„ , -,-, WANTED Rent, Garage, 3 mins' walk U) To receive the Directors' Report with VV from Bythswood Flats top Willis-st., Revenue Account and Balance-sheet, situated 34, Ohiro-rd. Ring 14-580. and the Actuarial .Report tor tne ■»-»■■» a -vrm-raK —5 —.. ■_, ~ . year ended 30th September, 1930. Wig^Sff^ (2) To elect Two Directors and Two TT7ANTED to Rent, anywhere handy to Auditors. Vt City, Small .Building suitable' for J. T) THOMPSON, manufacturing condiments. 245, Evg. . , r „ a ana °ins lrcc Oli TI7ANT Rent, City or Thorndon, 5-6 rd. Head Oflice, Melbourne,. T» House, all eonvs., reasonable rent, 21th November, 1.930. , leliable tenant. 317, Evg. Post. LADY requires Single Furnished Room, vvjiiii/xwwj.w-1 « U uuua..i »^- .-^- with convs., vicinity Tinakori-rd.; modGUILD. , crate charge. 302, Evg. Post. „ BURNISHED Self-contained Flat, own rpHE GENERAL MONTHLY MEET- £ linen and crockery, in or about Kil- ■*- TXO of the Guild will be held in birnie; moderate rent. 272, Evg. Post. nrp&™^°?™ °ll I ™ESDAY' 2nJ ]VTII)r>LE- AG]j;l) Lady requires Bright DECEMBER, 1930, at 10 a.m. JJJ. clean Furnished Bed-Sitting-room, All members requested to attend. with kitchenette, convs., private family, I. A. MACrNDOL, moderate terms. 257, Evg. Post. bocrGUl' y — T OWER HUTT-Wanted Lease, 7-8 rd. + -" House, good order, all convs., good locality. Write 242, Post Agency, Lower Hutt. rpb Rent, by Railway Officer transferi -unrrTTvr ~f ->ii K^i n m «. •tar-.ri- -*■ <z'ms Wellington 2 weeks' time, BunA®^^. t dk^O^"oSSS gt W'/ D Tv S2B r O OOEv 1 I r'poliDStOn " BUb" 03, Dison street, on THURSDAY, 4tli urbs. Reply 230, Evg. Post. DECEMBER, 1930, at 8 p.m. CMALL Furnished or Part-furnished BUSINESS- House Wanted in or handy to city. (1) To form and properly constitute a Apply, giving all particulars and rent, to • National Red Cross Society for New 1814, Evg. Post. ; Zealand. : CMALL Adult family require Unfurnish(2) General. ' O ed House for term, telose to town; M. S. GALLOWAY, rent must be moderate. 271, Evg. Post. '~■■. - Convener. T>USINESS Couple require Small House, '?""'—"*' ■ . JJ near City. State locality and rent, FUNERAL NOTICES. which must be moderate. 227, Evg. Post. ~~~ " ~ '"■"' ■■ ~~~ ' T7/URNISHED 5 Rooms, Brooklyn, handy rpHE Friends of the late David Glen : * ■■ to tram. 217, Evg. Post. -L arc respectfully invited to attend his -mj-ANY Tenants awaiting Houses, Bunluneral, which will leave Porutu street, JML galows, . Flats, Rooms. Public Serel\Hutt, ■ Wednesday, 3rd December, , ice Agency, 5&, Manners-st. Tel. 42----1930, at 2 p.m., for the Taita Cemetery, mi ilßC"v'-" ' . T '"R C'ROiyT'' " _ —...i ■■■ Undertaker,' : TVAREHOUSE Space wanted, about Hutt and Petone. . W lOOOfeet; easy access for handling Tel s°B Hutt. goods; moderate rent. Reply Box 1552, "' ' .-■' G.P.0., Wellington. . MISCELLANEOUS^ " ~~ TTJANTED to "Exchange, MODERN ■,„,,.-■■.■ r ,- . — VV TOWN HOUSE, fully furnished.-for (nHRIbTB-lAS Gitts cost less at' Open finished House, vicinity Upper Hutt, y Warehouse Co.. 22, Blair-st, • (opp. Trentham, Wallacevillc, for about 5 weeks. Courteuay-pl. P. 0.). ______^ t tAND NOW fc-QR WALLPAPERS: — T ," A GUEST Bedroom, inviting and beau- EcP ly _ . .„ t . tifui in Rose and Amber, 2s 6d roll. 250 > Evening.Post, ,Smith, and Smith, Ltd, opp. Toyra Hal^ .■