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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 92, 20 April 1931, Page 2

MAJESTIC; THRICE DAILY: AJEST.IC. At 11 a.m., MAJESTIC. 2.15 and S p.m. The Programme I hat Scored a Bull's-eye on Saturday. A RAH 10 ENTERTAINMENT. LUG BELL HAINES, BIG BILL HAINES, Everybody's favourite, who rollicks along through laughtcrland as the funniest yet mofit efficient of radio announcers iv Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's tremendously fine screen version of the unrivalled New York stage play, "REMOTE CONTROL." "REMOTE CONTROL." "REMOTE CONTROL." "REMOTE CONTROL." "REMOTE CONTROL." All the swift and furious action of the stage play, with its bank hold-up, sensational roof-top hotel robbery, with a l'adio station furnishing the background, are reproduced with thrilling and laugh-raising results through the splendid acting of WiM. HAINIfS, POLLY MORAN, MARY DORAN. CHARLES KING, AND JOHN MILJAN. A METRO-GOLDWYN PICTURE. ADDED GEMS INCLUDE: CHARLIE CHASE iv "LOVE BIZ." "DUBLIN AND NEARBY" (Burton Holmes Travelogue). "CRAZY HOUSE" (Technicolour Revue). METROTONE NEWS REEL. Reasonable Rates Reign: 2s (id, 2s (plus tax), Is lid, and Is. Matinees, Is, Is 6d, and 2s (plus tax). Children half-price. Book Bristol or Theatre. Tel, 45-100. FOLLOW THE CROWDS THAT LEAD THE WAY TO "LET US BE GAY." LAST NIGHTS—LAST CHANCES LAST NIGHTS LAST CHANCES THE BEST SHOW IN N.Z. TO-DAY. 41,329—Patrons to Dute-41,329. Swell the happy total—Book today. ST. JAMES. Thrice Daily, . T. JAMES. 11 a.m., ST. JAMES. 2.1 a, and S p.m. One man saw it seven times—was then called to Napier, and telephoned from the.ro, "Keep my seat to-night." He risked earthquakes at Napier, but was NOT prepared to risk his seat for "LET US BE GAY." "LET US BE GAY." "LET US BE GAY." "LET US BE GAY." "LET US BE GAY." The greatest of all comedies, with NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER NORMA- SHEARER And MARIE DRESSLER. MARIE DRESSLER. MARIE DRESSLER. MARIE DRESSLER. MARIE DRESSLER. Then in addition LAUREL & HARDY'S FUN SCREAM. LAUREL & HARDY'S FUN SCREAM. BURTON HOLMES IN SPAIN, SHOWING EX-KING ALFONSO. Commonsense Prices prevail: 2s Gd, 2s (plus tax), Is Cd; Matiuees, Is, Is (id, and 2s (plus tax). Book Bristol or Theatre. Tel. 2S-170. Thundering along for FRIDAY. Another tremendous success. "THE GREAT MEADOW." It's a Wonderul Picture. \\7ELLINGTON HORTICULTUR AL >V " . SOCIETY. CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW. TOWN HALL, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 22nd and 23rd APRIL. OPENING CEREMONY WEDNESDAY, 3 p.m., by THEIR EXCELLENCIES, LORD AND LADY BLEDISLOE. Grand Display of Chrysanthemums, Dahlias, Cut Flowers, Fruit. Vegetables. Music, Afternoon Tea, Sale of Blooms. CASH PRIZES, CUPS, TROPHIES. Entries close on TUESDAY", 21st APRIL, at Noon. Schedules may be obtained from all Seedsmen. J. G. MACKENZIE, N.D.H,. N.Z., "Hon. Secretary. Telephone 42-401. TJOXING. WEDNESDAY, 29th APRIL. TOMMY DONOVAN TOMMY DONOVAN . .; TOMMY DONOVAN ''...- V. . ALLEN WHITLOW. ALLEN WHITLOW. ALLEN WHITLOW. BOX PLAN will open as follows:— PREFERENTIAL, on THURSDAY NEXT. GENERAL, on FRIDAY, at 9 a.m. USUAL PRICES. C X A T I N G! ° X A T I N G! WINTER SHOW BUILDING. DAILY, 10.30 to Noon, 2.30 to 4.30, 7.30 to 10 p.m. SPECIAL -MILE HANDICAP RACE. Heats: TCJES., 2U, and THUR., 23rd. FINAL: WED.,'2oth. GOOD PRIZES. I Popular Prices. Onlookers 6d. BRASS BAND. RAILWAY SERVICES. THE TRAIN YOU WANT. J-HE TRAIN YOU WANT. DEPARTURES FROM THORNDON STATION:For Auckland: ' 2.0 p.m., week days; 7.15 p.m. Sun., Mo., Tu., We., Tb., Fri., For New Plymouth: 9.55 a.m. week days. For Wanganui: 0.55 a.m., *2.0 p.m. (*change at Marton) week days. For Napier: 9.20 a.m. week days. For Palmerston N.: S.IS a.m., 9.20 a.m., 9.55 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 Woodville, Palmerston N., and Napier: 7.50 a.m. For Masterton: 7.50 a.m., 4.15 p.m. Railway Sight-Seeing Buses daily to Beautiful Hutt Valley—twelve minutes' service. DIAL TEL. 44-120 FOR PASSENGER INFORMATION.