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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 16, 20 January 1932, Page 2

LAST- TWO DAYS-LAST TWO NIGHTS,. ' THE KEGENT THE EEGENT (Direction~J. C. Williamson Films) THREE SESSIONS DAILY-11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. Don't miss seeing this brilliant drama, in which Clive Brook gives the finest performance of his distinguished career. CLIVE BROOK "SILENCE" ' IU "SILENCE" A brave man *ufferr shame ... faces death .. . without speaking, to atone for past folly and save the girl he loves. A REGENT SPECIAL! GALA HOLIDAY ATTRACTION COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT. FRIDAY NEXT. 'MONKEY BUSINESS" A PARAMOUNT PICTURE With THE FOUR MARX BROTHERS And they take you for a mad and merry cruise into oceans of hilarity aboard a luxury liner. ; . A DELICIOUS MIXTURE OF SOPHISTICATED COMEDY. BOX PLANS AT THEATRE (TELEPHONE 44-144) AND BRISTOL. GRAND OPERA HOUSE S,KI ' Direction: J. G. Williamson Films. Managing Director: Beaumont Smith. LAST TWO DAYS. SOCIETY'S SECRETS ARE BARED BY THIS RAVISHING BEAUTY. NANCY CARROLL in "PERSONAL MAID" AS YOU LIKE HER BEST—SMILING! LOVING! FLIRTING! A BIG PARAMOUNT SUCCESS, BOX PLANS AT BRI6TOL AND BERKELEY. PRICES FROM If. trentham; races DOE^n N ToT»^°r^?JS'" AB GOOD A -RETURN A 8 WHEN YOU PURCHASE JJTROjJ REQUIREMENTS OF FRESH-KILLED HIGH QUALITY MEATS THE ARCADIAN MEAT CO., BURLINGTON ARCADE, DIXON STREET. 501b SIDE OF MUTTON .... 5/6 1001b SHEEP 10/LAMBS MUTTON "vi—yr-T LegB ' 2/6: Fores' V«; Loin., 1/6 OX Twvif V SldeS> 4^S Le SB> 2/6; Fores, 1/11; Loins, 1/11 VE4L ■•■■••■ Sklom' M; Ribs' im' Good Steak, 6d FRESH DAIRY-FED PORK V.V.V.V.V.V.\V.V.V.V^V.V.V.V.V.V". Id 1b SPECIALS: 41b CHOPS, 1/.; 41b SAUSAGES, 1/-; 41b TRIPE, 1/.; 41b STEAK, 1/-. ■ . REMEMBER! - NO FROZEN MEAT AT THE ARCADIAN MEAT CO. : HAVE YOU NOTICED! CHEERY PRICES AT THE EXCEFIIONAL SALS OF '" CHER & CO.. LADIES' TAILORS AND EXPERT FURRIERS. COSTUMES-Genuinely tailored. To ensure speedy clearanee-From 29/6 to 3%gns "■-•• " •■'' "■ •"■'"•■• •'■■,•. JUBT IMAGINE! A GREAT ASSORTMENT OF COATS-Genuinely .tailored. ' From 2IA to 79/6 \ ■ ' ■' YOU'D HARDLY BELIEVE IT! A Special. Range of Early AUTUMN COATS-ln genuine English worsted At 20 per cent, off Original Prices. PROUD TO SHOW THEM TO YOU! 2 ONLY MUsS/ S^i P T^ TMENT ' Outstanding Bargain, are:'i— ■■ ■ ■ At £12 each WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THAT! MANY OTHER BARGAINS WHICH WILL SURPRISE EVERY CUSTOMER. NOTE ADDRESS. CHER & CO., LEVY BLDGS..(Cr^^sto.eet and Taranaki street) WE ACHIEVE REMARKABLE RESULTS IN ALL FUR WORK. LINDSAY'S SUMMER SHOE SALE

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WELLINGTON TRANSPORT WORKERS' PICNIC. H O£PE? S of the following numbers of "m F&r ldJ en-'L Donation Tickets, please call at Waterside.Workers Union Office, X Store, Queen's Wharf: 94, 149, 277 464 644 661, 683, 761, 829, 843. "» *"*, o», R. J. SEAL, '-- Hon. Secretary.