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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 1, 2 January 1932, Page 2

A LAUGH SUCCESS! Yesterday's Large Audiences were swept ■away on a wave of glorious hilarity! Box Plans at' Theatre from. 10 a.m. Box Plans at Theatre from 10 a.m. MAJESTIC. THRICE DAILY: AJESTIU. 11 a.m., MAJESTIC. 2.15 and S p.m. COME AND HAVE THE LAUGH OF YOUR LIFE! - A FEAST OF COMEDY-GAIETY-ADVENTURE! AND JUST THE PICTURE TO USHER IN A JOYOUS NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL! •'GET-RICH-QUICK WALLINGFORD.'" "GET-RICH-QUIGK WALLINGFORD." '•GET-RICH-QUICK WALLIN-GFORD." "GET-RICU-QUICK WALLINGFORD." •'OET-KICH-QUICK WALLINGFORD." ■ -'GET-RICH-QUICK WALLINGFORD." ■'GET-RICH-QUICK WALLINGFORD." ••GET-RJCII-QUICK WALLINGFORD." Ths screen adaptation of the world-famous comedy of the same name featured throughout Xe\v Zealand. By Fred Niblo. With LEILA HYAMS, WILLIAM'IIAIN.ES, LEI'jA HYAMS, WILLIAM HAINES, ERNEST TORRENCE, JIMMY ERXEST TORRENCE, JIMMY DUKANTE, DURANTE, : The lasi-named Gentleman is the greatest comedian th«it ever stepped off the stage to-work in'pictures, and HE'LL MAKE YOU YELL WITH LAUGHTER as the chauffeur with a penchant for "borrowine" other people's cars—even those of the PoUce-'IIOW MORTIFYIN'." THE 1932 LAUGH HIT—A NEW YEAR THE 1932 LAUGH HIT—A NEW YEAR REVEL. REVEL. He always wiggled out of tight places— until he fell in love! Bankers, Financiers —he could trick them all — but the love oE a girl tripped him up. ■ rORGET THE STOCK MARKET And other way.-) of getting rich quick. Invest*in a'ticket for this ■ mirth-provok-ing comedy and you'll draw big LAUGH DIVIDENDS immediately. SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTIONS. Prices: -2s 6d, 2s, ls.6d, Is. Matinees: 2a, Is 6d, Is. Youth in all its Radiance! Romance in all its Glory! ST. JAMES. THRICE DAILY: T. JAMES. At 11 a.m., ST. JAMES. ' 2.15 and 8 p.m. BOX PLANS at THEATRE from 10 a.m. BOX PLANS at THEATRE from 10 a.m. Wistful and Winsome JAN EX GAY NO R JANET GAYNOR JANET. GAYNOR J A NET G A V N O R JANET' GAYNOR JANET GAYNOR JANET GAYNOR JANET • GAYNOR' In the Supreme Triumph of' her career. Little Slavey of Pots and Pahs offers the riches of her heart to CHARLES FARRELL, •■ CHARLES FARRELL, CHARLES FARRELL, CHARLES FARRELL, A Beau Brummel music - composer—but deaf to the music of love. With BERYL MERCER, BERYL MERCER, in the FOX PRODUCTION, "MERELY MARY ANN." "MERELY MARY ANN." "MERELY MARY ANN." , "MERELY MARY ANN." "MERELY MARY ANN." ' "MERELY MARY 'ANN." '•MERELY MARY ANN." IT WILL SQUEEZE A TEAR FROM YOUR EYES, ■ MOP AWAY YOUR CARES AND THE DUST FROM YOUR. FUNNYBONE. Tender—joyous—pathetic by turns it is a supreme example of screen entertainment, and you-will find TWO SMILES FOR EVERY TEAR YOU SHED. Never was a Romance more sweetly tender, than little "MARY ANN'S"—theLondon Slavey who eventually blossoms into an heiress, "CINDERELLA"—UP-TO-DATE. Prices: 2s 6d, 2s (plus tax), Is (id, Is.' Matinees, 2s, Is 6d, Is. gEASIDE PICTURES, LYALL BAY. TO-NIGHT—At B—TO-NIGHT. A Bright, Sparkling Drama of Love and Disillusionment. TALLULAH BANKHEAD, TALLULAH BANKHEAD, CLIVE BROOK In A Drama of Modern Marriage, "TARNISHED LADY," "TARNISHED. LADY," "TARNISHED LADY," "TARNISHED LADY," "TARNISHED LADY/? A story of a girl who knows everything and admits nothing. PleaEie note: This Picture is more suited to Adult Audiences. Excellent Short Subjects. For reservations, Tel. 16-393, or call. \ COMING TUESDAY, "EAST OF BORNEO." Two years in the Jungle to stage the greatest thrills ever screened. rjLIDE SKATING : RINK, Wakefield street. From To-day, 2nd Jan., Sessions will be held on v SATURDAY EVENINGS ONLY until further notice. 8 p.m.-ll p.m. every Saturday. A. TUBERT, Telephone 41-601,. . Manager. FUNERAL NOTICES. fFHE Funeral of the late Eleanor Clara, beloved wife of George Edward Norman, will leave the Chapel, 60, Taranaki street, on Monday, 4th January, 1932, at 10.30 a.m., for the Cemetery, Karori. (Private interment.) ■E. MORRIS, JUN., LTD., , - ■ . Funeral Directors, 60, Taranaki street. Tel. 52-159. T\HE Friends of the late Joseph Babing- •*■ _ ton are invited to attend his funeral which will leave the .Chapel, 60, Taranaki street, on Monday, 4th January, at 10 a.m., for the Cemetery, Karori E. MORRIS, JUN., LTD., Funeral Directors, .60, Taranaki street. Tel. 52-159. ■ 'ITttE Friends of Mr.'Edward Tucker are respectfully invited to attend the Jfuneral of his late beloved. wife, which wiIF. leave the Sacred Heart Church, Britannia street, Petone.on Monday, 4th January,, 1932, at 9:30, for Karori Cemetery. . Requiem Mass 9 a.m." . R. A. PARRANT AND CO., '...''. ■ Undertakers, .' ■■.■^?jtzherbert street, Petone. X6J. -40*004. * ' ■■■-..■ fTiHE-Kuneral of the late Mrs. JVC. Reid JT ~- V 1 'f^ vS the residence of Mr. Percy weld, bouth Carterton, on' Sunday, 3rd January, 1933, at 2 p.m., for the Carterton Cemetery. ' -.■■.. • ■ . D. KING, '. Undertaker, Carterton. BUSINESS NOTICES. CEAS. GREEK, FUNERAL FURNISHER AND UNDERTAKER, Telephone 6. PORffiUA. ]bTY New Premises inludkan up-to-date ■"x Mortuary. Motor Hearse and all appliance*. Prompt attention given to «U! detail*, _ " '" ' "'\ -."_.;