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Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 38, 13 August 1932, Page 4

Telephone E'eserves cannot be held later than 7.45 p m, n . . . THE REGENT Du-eetion: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. Managing Director: Beaumont Smith THREE SESSIONS DAILY-11 a.m.. 2.15 p.m., and S p.m. The Mellow Toues of Familiar Speech. THE FAMOUS FAVOURITES TOGETHER AGAIN TOM WALLS and EALPH LYNN TOM WALLS and EALPH LYNN With WINTERED SHOTTER MARY BROUGH ROBERTSON HAKE In the New BEN TKAVEKS' Farce, "A NIGHT LIKE THIS." "A NIGHT LIKE THIS." Fresh from its great triumph at the Aldwych Theatre. Brought to you by the famous company ot London comedians who have cheered the world with their previous hilarious absurdities. BEN TRAVERS' latest great success, being the ludicrous adventures of two innocents astray m a London night club. . . . Never anything quite so funny.. A British Dominions Film. BOX PLANS AT BRISTOL PIANO CO.. AND THEATRE' (TELEPHONE 44-144). GRAND OPERA HOUSE Direction—J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. Managing Director—Beaumont Smith. TWICE DAILY, 2.15 p.m. and S p.m. INCOMPARABLE ENTERTAINMENT. CHARLES ROGERS in "THIS RECKLESS AGE" A Bright, Witty Comedy-drama of Modern Youth's Pleasure Madness. WALTER HUSTON in "THE RULING VOICE" A Mighty Action Drama Brimming with Thrills and Suspense. BOX PLANS AT BRISTOL: AND' BERKELEY. (THEATRE TEL. 54-706.) • ADAMS BRUCE SPECIAL ' ALL NEXT WEEK, ' . . ' SPICED FRUIT CAKE 7£d lb REDUCED PRICE 7M lb 7M lb NEXT WEEK ONLY. 7Jd Ib r (Regular Price, 9d Jb.) . -....-. . ■ OBTAINABLE FROM ALL ' ADAMS BRUCE CAKE SHOPS VISIT OUR NEW SHOP IN THE LEVY BUILDING. ANOTHER v ANOTHER ANOTHER MYSTERY TRAIN TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) TO-MORROW TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) - TO-MORROW List Sunday's success, despite.- the tern- ■ . ; pest's threat, has induced the Railways to : •• • give the public another MYSTERY TRAIN. ONLY 3/- RETURN. Children under .12, HALE-PRICE. ALL FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION..'.'-.',. 3 Train leaves Thorndon at 10.5 a.m., stopping: > at Ngaio, Khandallah, and Johnsonvilie,' arriving back, at 6 p.m. '• , : . . :. . . Fruit, chocolates,. cigarettes, etc.,' can "be ' -: ■ "" , . ...- '. ... obtained ion the train. ; '■-■' •' •' - •:'-.-:.:. ;:; •. . RAILWAY SUNDAY TRAINS. VERY LOW: FARES. _- .- To-: ■.' . ■ .■.:.-.:: ,:' ■' '■"• •■••■ -- -..•■ ■■. ,:.-.,■. ; PMMMERTON-Leave Wellington (Thbrndonj- 6.0 a.ni. andT^ p:ii ; "'-. ■ r ONLY - 1/6 2nd R^w' a-■ :,:,: . ; OKIA ■ 'g/ mi \ T lstßeturn; {. . PAEKAKARIKI—Leavs WclJington (Thorndou) '9:0 a.m. and 2.0 p.mi » . ONLY 2/. 2nd Return. ONLY, g/g Ist Return.1 ( . OTAKl—Leave Wellington. (Thorndon) 9.0 a.m. and 2.0 p.ni : ■ ONLY g/_ 2nd Return. ONLY' - £/ m Ist Return. PALMERSTON N.-Leave Wellington (Thorndon} 9.0 a.m : • ONLY g/_ 2nd Return. .. ONLX y/_ ■' Ist Return. > Low Fares for Intermediate Stations. Children1 under 12:■ years. Half-fare. TRAIN TRAVEL FOR CHEAPNESS.

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