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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 40, 17 February 1932, Page 2

PACKED AGAIN! Again not a single seat left in the theatre, and hundreds turned away! iliero never has been a greater success or greater entertainment. THE REGENT (Direction—J. C. Williamson Films.) THREE SESSIONS DAILY—II a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. AN ENTERTAINMENT THAT BEGGARS DESCRIPTION. MR. GEORGE ARLISS In his first modern role! In a most excitingly human comedy with dialogue by Booth Tarkington! "THE MILLIONAIRE" A Warner Bros, and Vitaphone Hit! GEORGE ARLISS is delighting thousands. The whimsical humour and sparkling dialogue delivered by this genial character is SOMETHING TOO GOOD TO MISS! BOX PLANS AT THEATRE (TELEPHONE 44-144) AND BRISTOL PIANO CO. BANDSMEN'S FESTIVAL SATURDAY, 20th FEB., to SATURDAY, 27th FEB. N.Z. CHAMPIONSHIP BAND CONTEST ATHLETIC PARK 2p.m. ATHLETIC PARK MILITARY QUICKSTEP COMPETITION (Adjudicator: MR. J. J. KELLY, Hamilton, N.S.W.) A BRILLIANT ASSEMBLY OF THE PICK OF NEW ZEALAND'S BANDS! SEE AND HEAR WELLINGTON'S BANDS IN COMPETITION WITH '''HE DOMINION'S BEST! A RARE ENTERTAINMENT! TOWN HALL 8 p.m. TOWN HALL IMPRESSIVE HYMN CONTEST (McLeod Cup). ADMISSION: Athletic Park 1/-, Stand 1/. Town Hall, 2/- and 1/-. (Season Tickets, to admit to all sessions at Town Hall and Concert Chamber on bale at Music Stores, 5/-.)- ' BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT THE BRISTOL PIANO CO. _ JOHN G. OSBORNE, Secretary. THIS IS SENSATIONAL! THE BEST MEN FOR THE GREATEST THRILLS. • GALAXY OF SPEEDWAY TALENT li^RP^ (EnS-) KILMISTER (Wn.) MATTSON (Al-1 iifo?vE^ -s^wn.) wstf I•] s^p(k, v^&i^, -, ALL IN SERIES OF CLASSIC CONTESTS. ' KILBIRNIE STADIUM-SATURDAY, 8 p.m. ADMISSION l / 6 and Resets 2^ J im TurHs,, next Rit, SHOE ODDMENTS THROWN OUT! AT THE ■■■»'■ REES-JONES SHOE STORE. It's onlf once in the proverbial ">lue moon" that bargains such as these are met with! No finer shoes exist in the wqrld-every maker of note ' is represented! Yet, because no size range is complete (although every size shoe is represented in scores of different designs and types -also every heel)-just because Tanges are broken, these amazing model shoes are being throwivout. below half-price-souie for as little' : ' ■■■ • "a?"T2/fi per Pair- ""' ■''•"'■ ' ' °' *i<*2^ "jgSß"*™ =» <^^__j___ ii »£.* ™™ «™ <**%te&__t__^g** 'a^^££ cWS^' BMiSm£^^^ff t^_ SKlLTi7i* »"""* - '&i__^_&_ T -faj* -^ TO CLBAE THESE AT J2/(g P«-P«t THIS IS A CLEARANCE WITH EVERY REDUCTION ■ CLEAN-CUT DOWN TO BEDROCK! THE BEES-JOKES SHOE CO., LTD., Corner GREY STREET and LAMBTON QUAY.

. MEETINGS. THE WELLINGTON HARMONIC SOCIETY. THE Seventeenth Annual General MeetA ing ot the above Society will be held in the V.M.C.A. Bldg. Willis-«st nn WEDNESDAY NEXT, 24th Feblwy at b p.m. Business: Annual Report and Statement; LIeCvTcTOR°r^NN!T? nera1' Hon. Secretary. , PUBLIC NOTICES. \ pLEASE take 'notice tliat we have Closed -*• our Lambton quay Branch, and are conducting the whole of our business from our only address, 125, CUBA STREET. We solicit your future patronage and hope as in the past to continue givinc you every satisfaction. Suits and Costumes Dry Cleaned and lressed by our owu Experts, 6s 6d. BARBER AND CO., LTD., Dry Cleaners and Dyers, Est. 1863, 125, Cuba, street. Dry Cleaners and Dyers, Tel. 55-171. Wellington City Council, at their meeting held on the 4th February, 1932 did, by resolution, abolish the day park tor motor vehicles on the eastern side of Customhouse quay fronting the Harbour Board's Shed No. 11, and decided that a park for motor vehicles be established on the eastern side of Customhouse quay between the southern side of Waring Taylor street and the northern side of Brandon street, for passenger vehicles whose drivers are engaged in business on the wharves. The time limit for parkin" on this stand is one hour, vehicles to bo backed in.—E. P. Norman, Town Clerk