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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 121, 25 May 1931, Page 2

POSITIVELY LAST i DAYS! POSITIVELY LAST 4 DAYS! THE REGENT (Direction—J. C. Williamson Films, Ltd.) SCREENING FOUR SESSIONS DAILY—IO.3O—I2.^O-2.30 AND S p.m. THE KING OF FUNSTEKS, CHARLIE CHAPLIN IN THE COMEDY OF COMEDIES, "CITY LIGHTS" Blazing with th<: luc of inspired t'.oinedy <•> warm a cold winter ... to shake a taut world with laughter.' KICGENT'S NEW PRICES. EVKNINGS-ls (id, 2s, 2s (id, ami Lounge os (plus tax). jUORNING Slf.S.Sfl')N—ls mid Js «d. AL-TEUNOON SESSION—Is (id and 2s (plus tax), Children, Half-price. BOX PLANS AX THEATRE (TEL. 4-1-144) AND BRISTOL PIANO CO. CITY LIGHTS ARE PHILIPS LIGHTS. WINTER'S BEST PASTIME! AMAZINGLY POPULAR. EXHILARATING FUN. SKATING — -ROLLER —SEATING SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! WINTER SHOW RINK EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. THE ROYAL ROLLER RINK COMPANY has pleasure in announcing that it has taken over the above rink, and is remodelling the large indoor area so as to provide Skati'iiß on a lavish scale. This work necessitates the closing down of the Rink until SATURDAY NEXT. . LOOK OUT FOR FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS! GRAND OPENING. GRAND OPENING. ""'ROYAL .ROLLER RINK (ONE OF THE LARGEST IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE) NOTE FOLLOWING POINTS:— Complete Renovations. Attractive Decorations. Remodelled Floor Surface. Firsfcclass Skates. Competent Instructors. Large and Small Rinks. Special Rink for Learners. Day and Night Sessions.

PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ]M"_. _ ALEXANDER M. NIBLOCK ItJl 'Will deliver a new' series of LECTURES At. the Dominion Farmers' . Conference Hall, Featherston-st., COMMENCING MONDAY, Ist JUNE, At S p.m. Subject: '•NEW LIGHT ON ANCIENT TEACHING." A Message of Cheer for the present day. Wellington'" college. • '■PHE Official Opening of Wellington Col- -*- lege New Building by the lion, the Minister of Education will take place TOMORROW (Tuesday), 26th May, at 2.30 p.m. Old Boys, Parents, and Guardians of Pupils, and those interested in the College are invited to attend. GEO. F. JUDD, Seciictary. TINDER the auspices of the New Zea- *-' laud Branch of the British Red Cross Society, Instructional Classes in HYGIENE AND SANITATION will be held at Red Cross Headquarters, 63, Dixon street, on WEDNESDAY, 27th, at 7.30 p.m. ■ • ■ . . . Intending Students m;iy enrol on attending Classes, or by ringing the Secretary, 22-574. M. S. GALLOWAY, 17IRST ANNUAL NEW ZEALAND -*• DANCING CHAMPIONSHIPS, ■' 1031. MAJESTIC LOUNGE, SPECIAL OPENING NIGHT, WEDNESDAY, 27th MAY, 8 o'clock. Presenting the following well-known Exhibition Artists in Group Dancing of the Championship Numbers:— MISS VALMA SPILLER and MR. T. R. M'GREGOE. ' MISS INEZ CONNOP and MR. JAMES COTTIER, MISS MEG. KNYVETT and-MR. W. E. PRIESTLEY (Of the Margaret O'Connor Studio). MR. SOUTHERN COLLEDGE AND MISS BEATRICE MEHAFFEY. Through the courtesy of the above ladies, we are, in conjunction with CELINE, Willis street, demonstrating the most attractive and effective frocks for Competition and Evening Wear. ' Miss Valma Spiller's frock is by Miss Agnes Samson. WHILE YOU ARE DANCING THAT WONDERFUL SINGING QUARTET, THE MELODY FOUR, Will join with the MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA in Popular Fox-trot and Waltz; Numbers. FIRST 'PRELIMINARY .HEAT, MONDAY. Ist JUNE. MISS B. LAURENSON AND MR. M. Me FOSTER. MISS R. SOLOMON AND MR. R. SOLOMISS B. BENGSTON AND MR. F". REGAN. ■ MISS R. HOOPER AND MR. N. MAILMAN. MISS JOAN ELSTON AND MR. R. MOORE. MRS. T. PREECE AND MR. T. PREECE. Prices unheard of for an entertainment of this description. Admission 2s (including supper). Reservations Gd extra. Don't delay. Book right how, 45-70!). Director, •). BRUCE CLARKE. Organiser N./.' Dance Championships After Theatre Suppers aa Usual. BUY FROCKS AND COATS WHOLESALIC. f~<HOOSE from very newest s-tyles at , Creed's Liquidation Sale. Manufacturer's Showroom now open for first time to the public. D;iy and Evening AVear, Bridge Coats, cle. G. W. P. Creed. (N.Z.), Ltd., 4th Floor (take lift), Dominion Building, facing Public Library. MEETINGS. SI>\NISH LANGUAGE COURSE. THU ANNUAi: MEWING of the Span- -- ish Club will be held in the Chamber: ot Commeriic Dominion .Buildings, Mcrccrst., at 7.15 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 27th inst. Members and intending lnemlAjrs are requested Lo aUcnd. li. J. ATKINSON, Hun. Secretary. 2!l. Shiinnou_i_ ToWVHv.ANNINIi 1 NSTiTUTE OF NKVV" ZEALAND (Inc.). WELLINGTON BRANCH. \ GENERAL Meeting of the above will ■^*-bo held iv the Electricity Department's Lecture Room. Harris .street, at 8 p.m. on Tuesday. 2(Hh May, IU3I. A paper will be read by Mr. J. W. Mawson on "Some Desirable Amendments to the Town Planning Act," to be followed by discussion. Members arc cordially invited to bring interested friends.—Mnx. Giindar. Local Sec. WELLINGTON" ACC'LI.UATJSATiON SOCIETY". riiJllv ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING JoE the above Society will be held in I he Conference Chamber, Dominion Fanners' Institute) (I: round Flonrl, KoHthcrston street. Wellington, on THURSDAY, 28th day of May, 1931, at 3 p.m. BUSINESS: Consideration of Report and Balancesheet. Election of Ollieere for Ensuing Year. Alteration of Rules Nos. i and S. Ami General. C. I. DA SENT.. Secretary, loth May, l'jyi.