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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 135, 5 December 1930, Page 2

; THE- TALK OF THE .TOWN- , ' . ... ' - / TOM WALLS and . WINIFRED. SHOTTER in i ■ ' "ON" APPROVAL" ' (Recommended as more suitable for Adult Audiences.) NOW IN •. ITS SECOND TRIUMPHANT WEEK AT THE REGENT (H a.m., 2.15 p.m., S p.m.) BOX PLANS AT THEATRE (TELEPHONE 44-144) AND BRISTOL. , THE BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT THE BRISTOL PIANO COMPANY. To-morrow Evening, in the Presence of Her Excellency Lady Bledisloe and Suite. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction—J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd COMMENCING TO-MORROW AT THE MATINEE. CURTAIN AT 2.30 NIGHT AT S. THE GREATEST OF ALL MUSICAL PLAYS. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., [ Present 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 WILL 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 "lchabod Bronson"), Rotnola Hansen, Sidney Burchall, Herbert Browne, Amy Rochelle, Don Nichol, Bernard Manning, Leslie Douaghey, Sidney Wheeler, Dulcie Davenport, Miriam Lester —aud Jim Gerald (who, in the rolo of "Blinky Bill," has achieved his Greatest Triumph). STAGED AS IT NEVER HAS BEEN STAGED BEFORE. PRICES: D.C. and R.S., 8/-; Stalls, 4/-; Gallery, 1/6. . Early Door Stalls and Gallery, 1/- extra. (All plus lax.) MATINEE PRICES: C/-, 4/-, 1/6. Early Gallery, 6d extra. MORE THRILLING THAN EVER! SPEEDWAY'S LATEST ATTRACTIONS. TEAM RACING TEAM RACING FOR THE FIRST TIME IN NEW ZEALAND. ' ; SENSATIONAL! SPECTACULAR! EXCITING! ," ' CONDUCTED ON SIMILAR LINES TO ■■ENGLAND'S LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP. KILBIRNIE STADIUM SPEEDWAY (Under 'A.C.U. and N.Z.S.A. Rules) TO-MORROW NIGHT TO-MORROW- NIGHT At S o'clock. ■• • - . ■; ; KILMISTER'S TEAM ■ .tJ v%js : L : 'rU I ' VERSUS ! ' - " " BISHOFS TEAM Hkwk Hint Ould: ' " Red:' - ; . ' KILMISTER (Captain) ' BISHOP (Captain) I ANDEHSON WILKINSON' TONKS . . ■ . ■ • HARVIE. ; UANBY NAYLOR I'ALMEPv. - ■' MANGHAM , ; ■•■•• ■■ SANTI-.- '.';-:- '~ :: '. : GROVE: . ■ .': :: »" : HUNGER. (Emergency) •'" '■/ LUCCHESI (Enjcrgency} ; WHO WILL WIN? EVERY RACE A MATCH RACE! \ OTHER EVENTS ALSO INCLUDED ON A BIG PROGRAMME. ADMISSION 2/-and 3/--(both plus Amusement Tax, 3d). ; '" Reserves, 3/G (full charge) at Jim Turfis's (next Ritz),'Manners street. After 1. p.m. To-morrow RING STADIUM, -17-030. ' Should had weather cause a. postponement the Meeting will be hold on Monday Night. LOOK! ;....' SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!., ' 22-080 . . 22-080 THE ENTIRELY NEW GREEN CABS, LTD. , (UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT). '1/- PER MILE. , 1A PER MILE. AT YOUR SERVICE YES, WE ARE HERE TO STAY! LARGER FLEET MEANS BETTER SERVICE. \ RIDE IN THE UTMOST COMFORT. THANK Y rOU!

■ CINDERELLA! CINDERELLA! . Cast: Pupils of Miss Edna Purdie, L.T.C.L. V W.C.A. HALL, BOULCOTT-ST., SATURDAY, 6th DEC, at S p.m. i CINDERELLA NEVER GROWS OLD. . Parents' revive happy memories. Bring your young people. 3 Proceeds in aid of the Women's Social 5 Progress Movement. Admission, 2s and Is. t RAILWAY SERVICES. " 'PHE TRAIN YOD WANT. ." -*-HE TRAIN YOU WANT. DEPARTURES FROM TIIORNDON STATION :- . For Auckland: 2.0 p.m., week days; ' 7.15 p.m. Sun., Mo., ■ Tu.. We.. Th.. Fri For New Plymouth: 9.D5 a.m. week days c For YVangamii: 0.55 a.m., 2.0 p.m. :! ' (change at Marton) c week days. 11 For Napier: 0.2u a.m. week days. For Pahnerston N.: S.lB a.m., 9.20 a.m., ' 9.00 a.m.. 10.17 a.m., 2.0 p.m., 5.40 p.m., week days; 7.15 p.m Sun., Mo.. Tu.. We. Th.. Fri. . DEPARTURES FROM LAMBTON STATION :- For Wood-ville, Palmerston N., and Napier: . 7.00 a.m. For Masterton:- . 7.C0 a.m.. 4.10 p.m Railway Sight -seeing Buses dail to Beautiful Iliitt Vullcy—twelve minutes' service. DIAL TEL. 44-120 FOR PASSENGER INFORMATION.