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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 9, 10 July 1931, Page 2

:.. ■■■ .;' : REGENT .'■■■■■;• :..;.. Direction—J. C. Williamson Films Managing Director—Beaumont Smith THREE SESSIONS DAILY—II a.m., 2.15 p.m.. 8 p.m. THREE GREAT STARS IN A MASTERPIECE OF MODERN DRAMA. CLIVE BROOK, KAY FRANCIS, GEORGE BANCROFT '.-■■' "SCANDAL■ SHEET" ■' ■ . /"SCANDAL SHEET'"; . :." ! '.;If it's -news, I print it—that robs for everything and everybody—Yon, me, or my best friend. .. ." BUT WHAT MIGHTY DRAMA IS UNFOLDED WHEN I HIS OWN WIFE BECOMES THE VICTIM OF HIS VILE "SCANDAL SHEET." (Recommended as more suitable for Adults.) : BOX PLANS'AT BRISTOL PIANO CO. AND THEATRE (TELEPHONE 44-144). WELLINGTON RACING CLUB WINTER MEETINGS llth, 15th, and 18th JULY, 1931. ■■-. . FIRST RACE STARTS 11.30 A.M. . QPECIAL TRAINS, SATURDAY, lltli and 18th JULY, will leave Lambton-Station 13 at 9.50, 10.5, 10.15, 10,30, and 11.26 a.m. Additional Ordinary Trains at 5.30,. 11.50 a.m. and 12.16, 12.48, and 1.20.p.m. SPECIAL TRAINS, WEDNESDAY. 15th JULY, will leave Lambton Station at 10.0, 10.15, 10.30, and 11.26 .a.m. Additional Ordinary Trains at 9.30 a.m. and 12.15 p.m. . ■ • The Limited Express Train leaves Palmerston North at 6.53 a.m., and arrives afc Wellington at 9.41 a.m. Train also leaves Paknerston North at 7 a.m. each day, enabling passengers to catch the train leaving Lambton Station at 11.26 a.m. ■ J. M. GRIFFITHS, Secretary. WELLINGTON KUGBY FOOTBALL UNION SATURDAY" llth JULY SATURDAY ATHLETIC PARK WELLINGTON v. MARIST , . •...•■■-■■■ •' •• ■ ■''■'' .At 3 p.m.' ■ ' • ' ' '".'; ■■■■■..-■. ', .EARLY GAME AT 1.30 p.m.: ST. PATRICE'S. COLLEGE OLD BOYS v. ONSLOW •',•■ .. ■•. . ■■•-■■ ■:. ••■•' ■(Senior-B>. . . ''.'[■■"■''.' ".' '" '.'■ . • ;;;.:' ■■■ ■-■_■:■ ■ • NEWTOWN. PARK " -V . ■■■'...;'".' . \:'i'y^\ EASTBOURNE :v,;PONEKE .' ': ' AmiISSIQNOI/v .STAND.'.Cd' EXTRA. ■ . .'........ '~:.,. -.'■;■-,.. ' ' "-'."'■: ■'■■.•,'.•■.' :':'^'"■•■';■,'.■:■■ ■;; ■' '■':r\ ■■. A- E.'. NEII^QN, Secretary.

FINAL CONCERT, HAMBQURG-DAWSON'S LAST RECITAL! To-morrow night's performance oonoludes the highly successful Dawson-Hambouvg Season, and as arrangements for the future do not permit a return visit, musiclovers should avail themselves of the last opportunity of seeing and hearing these musical celebrities.. PETER DAWSQN, PETER PAWSON, PETER DAWSON,PETER DAWSON, PETER DAWSON, MARK HAMBOURG. ' MARK HAMBOURG. MARK lIAMBOURG. MARK lIAMBOURG. MARK lIAMBOURG. TOWN HALL TOWN HALL OWN HALL 'TOWN HALL S' o'clock. TO-MORROW NIGHT. Accompanist: ALAN RICHARDSON. Direction: HUGO LARSEN AND CO. MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME Aranged for THE FINAL CONCERT. Positively the last appearance of tlipse two World Renowned Artists in Wellington. PRICES OF ADMISSION: Reserves, 7s 6d, ss. Day Sales, 35,. BOX PLAN AT BRISTOL. WELLINGTON TTOOTBALL ASSOCIATION (Tncorp.) BASIN -RKSRIiVrc, ASIN RESERVE, TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, at 2.30 p.m. TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, at 2.30 p.m. LOCAL FINAL CHATHAM CUP. LOCAL I'TNAL CHATHAM CUP. LOCAL FINAL CHATHAM CUP. LOCAL FINAL CHATHAM CUP. HOSPITAL v. PETONE. HOSPITAL v. PETONE. HOSPITAL v. PETONE. HOSPITAL v. PETONE. CHAMPIONSHIP, THISTLE v. DIAMONDS. THISTLE v. DIAMONDS, THISTLE v. DIAMONDS. THISTLE v. DIAMONDS. ADMISSION.—Giound, 9d; Stand, Gd extra; Ladies, 6d (Sussex street gate only). B. A. MABIN, Secretary. rpHE GLIDE SKATING RINK, Wakeficld street. SKATING. SKATING. SKATING. SKATING. SKATING. SKATING. SKATING. SKATING. SKATING. SKATING. TO-MORROW. • TO-MORROW. SPECIAL CHILDREN'S SESSION, 10 a.m. till noon. : ' . .-■ ■ ADULTS: 2.30-4.30 p.m. 7.30-11 p.m. ■ A. TUBERT, Manager. Telephone 41-601. ■ X JUMBLE SALE' ; : will be held in the SCHOOLROOM, HOLLOW AY ROAD, ■On. SATURDAY, 11th JULY, at 2.30. WELLINGTON DISTRICT L.O.L. No; 1. fMTEMBERS of the Institution and their •"-*- friends aro reminded of our ANNIVERSARY SOCIAL AND DANCE, ■which' will be held in'Mbkoia'Hall, Fi£eshire avenue, off' Cambridge terrace, ;.; TO-MORROW- (SATURDAY), at 8 p.m. Music by the Revellers' Dance Band. ■ : ■■■By.Order,'>V;D.G,M...-