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Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 130, 29 November 1932, Page 2

-:EEQENTk'"'V;;; '~ ■.-■" regent: (Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp.) •• - SCREENING—II a.m., 2.15 and S p.m. , . A brilliant movie comes to lit© in a picture that reveals the "inner knowledge" of '-.■■' . the secrets of ■ London's fashionable: life. = "LILY CHEISTIHE" -A Paramount British Production, with CORINNE GEIFFITH ■ In her first appearance for. the talking screen. With a brilliant cast, including ■« MARGARET BANNERMAN and COLIN OLIVE. Michael Aden's story of a man and woman who .were just friends . . . but the ■ ' world thought otherwise.. REGENT-——FRIDAY. AN AEUIAL THRILL ROMANCE—Daring the Skies for a Dangerous Livin" "SKY BRIDE" An- Devils in : the Air—Dare Devils on the Ground—With RICHARD ARLEN and VIRGINIA BRUCE. BOS PLANS AT BRISTOL AND THEATRE (TELEPHONE 44-144). VOTE MOVIE QUEEN. GRANDB OPERA HOUSE l »■ ! . Aiternopns at 2.15. lightly at 8 o'clock. - ' ■■'-;. TWO BIG UNITED-ARTISTS PICTURES. "AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 MINUTES" It'll take you-just Eighty.aiinutes to tear around the globe and see-all there is to fascinate you. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS on a World's Tour. Come and open the contents that have been locked. And a Howard Hughes Production: "THE AGE FOR LOVE" From Ernest Pascal's Sensational Novel. ■ • Tv I B fIITiLI^ D2 YP K d ,C.HAI^S STAERETT. Here is a motion pictureundoubtedly the first o£ its. kind—which truly portrays, and entertainingly, too the problems which confront every modern, intelligent, and "cultured' person.' BOX PLANS AT BRISTOL AND BERKELEY. THEATRE. TELEPHONE 54-706: XMAS PRESENTS AT ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS. DOMINION JEWELLERY CCMPANY; 98, MANNERS STREET (opp. Regent Theatre) & WILLIS STREET (6pp. Wardell's). SENSATIONAL BARGAINS IN LIQUIDATION STOCKS. Coloured Bead Necklets and Earring Sets, Best Silver-plated 3-piece -Tea Set—Teaall summer shades to match, your dress. Pot, Sugar, and Cream. Usually £5/5-. Usually o/6. Sale Price 1/3 the set. Sale Price £2/5/-. Latest Style Necklets in various colours. Ladies' net Gold. 15-iewelled Lever WristUsually 2/6. Sale Price Gd. let Watches, dainty.small size in faneFashionable Real Chinese Amber Necklets. shapes. Usually £8/10/-. Sale Price Usually 12/6. Sale Price 6/6. £2/19/6. Silver Xmas Pudding Prize Charms. Gents' 9ct Gold 10-jewelled Lever WristUsualy 6d Sale Price 3d. . let Watches, luminous dials, fashionGents Sleeve Links and Sud Sets, com- able'shapes, broad straps, guaranteed Lad^olKlafeSrShv %/ffi\-^^..h lJ& SyWeHair Bashes, good qual- B V^ s^S^^^ity. Usually 12/6. Sale Price 2/11 Boys' Strong Wristlet Watches, luminous Beautiful Westminster Chiming dials. Usually 22/6. Sale Price 9/6. Clock, in oak. Usually £12. Sale Solid Gold Wedding Rings, all sizes. Sale Price £5/9/6. Prices from 9/6. ' Case 6 Cake Forks, finest quality. Usually Diamond 'Engagement' Rings at Enormous J.//D. bale if nee //fa. Reductions. See windows. You can buy pounds worth of Xmas presents for a few shillings if you make sure you •• v . ' • - ■ go to the .'.-... DOMINION JEWELLERY CO.'S SHOPS, , ■-^ ■■; -98, MANNERS STREET (opposite Regent.Theutre),' and. .•■ WILLIS STREET'(oi>pqsite Warden's, near Me'rcer-sireet).-

The Box Plan for Evening Performancesopens at the Bristol THURSDAY NEXT, at 9 o'clock.. Coleridge Taylor's HIAWATHA, lAWATHA, : In Operatic Form, with scenery ■and costumes. - - : Produced by Harison Cook. . : 400 PERFORMERS 400 400 PERFORMERS 400 •■•■•■ Presented by THE ROYAL WELLINGTON CHORAL' UNION, ..-..■: . Conductor, John Bishop. TOWN HALL, WELLINGTON, Sth to 10th DECEMBER (inclusive). Evenings, at S. SATURDAY: MATINEE, 2.30 .p.m. . Cast of Characters: Hiawatha ..".... Ernest Short Ohibiabqs. Harold Prescott Nokomis ~................ Wiunie Fraser ....;.........- Louis Campbell Minnehaha!..i'. i ..;ii..V;-...v, AlmaClegg Spirit .of Spring...,-......;:... Baby Witts Jagoo' .......,.;..^..;. Edwin Dennis Famine .......;.. ~U. ...... Walter Bock Black Chief .......Harold Prescott Pau-Puk-Keewis ;. ;.. Joe Knowsley Mudjee-Keewis Joe Duncan •Fever... ................... Mona Harris Medicine Man"■.....-j...•.".... Harison Cook ; Prices:: D.C. ss. (res.);' Orchestral Stalls; 4s (res.),\Btal!s..-3s;(res.-), all plus tax and 2s inclusive. "Special, concessions to Colleges. ■.-.'-• : - - ...■ •■••." -■■■■■ : ::■■■ ■■.:■■; ■-. ■ .; . ■ . W. E. CALDOW,Tel. 43-912. - . ..Hon. Secretary. . ' -■ ••■ ■'' MEETINGS. /,. :, RELIEF WORKERS' MEETING. A MASS MEETING OF ALL RELIEF •^ WORKERS is called for TO-NIGHT in the Trades Hall at 7.30. Admission on production of Bureau Card. Business: Determine policy against sustenance cuts. D. S. CAMPBELL; FUNERAL NOTICES. rpHE Friends of the late- Mr. Howard -*- John Cederman are invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave'the Chapelo£ E. Morris, Jim.. Ltd., 60, Taranaki street, To-morrow, Wednesday, 30th November, 1932, at 10.30 a.m., for the Cemetery, Karori. . ' E. MORRIS, JUN... LTD., Funeral Directors, 60, Taranaki-st. and 28, Riddiford-sfc. Telephone 52-159. HHHE Funeral of Susan Patriea Lavin, -1- late infant daughter of Mr; and Mrs. Victor Stanley Lavin, will leave the Chapel of E. Morris, Jun., Ltd., 60, Taranaki street, To-morrow, Wednesday, 30th November, 1932, at 10.45 a.m., for the Cemetery, Karori. (Private interment;) E. MORRIS, JUN., LTD., Funeral Directors^ : 60, Taranaki-st. and 2S, Riddiford-st Telephone 52-159. -. npHE Friends of Mr. George Joseph Tay- ■*• lor are invited to attend the Funeral of his latebeloved Wife, Isabella, which will leave his Residence, Main road, Uprjer Hutt, on Wednesday, 30th November 193?: at 2 p.m., for the Wallaceville Cemetery ■ p- ROBERTSON,, j Undertaker, Upper Hytt. ' npHE Funeral of the late William ■*- Daniel Lockett will leave St. Mary's Church, Karori, on Wednesday! 30th November, 1932, after the service,'which will commence at 10 a.m., then to the Crematorium, Karori Cemetery. J. E. TAYLOR AND SONS, Undertakers, . ' . 22, Vivian street, »and Karori. Day and night Telephone 26-073. EDUCATIONAL. ~~, HEMINGWAY'S HOME STUDY OFFER DEFINITELY CLOSES NEXT ' . . ■'. - WEEK. ... , /THE temporary reduction of 40 per. cent. .•*-. _in fees of "the courses listed below definitely closes .nest week. Take advantage of this opportunity of securing invaluable commercial training at- nearly half the usual cost. —Bookkeeping. —Business Methods. —Advertising. . —Salesmanship. —Business Letter Writi*". . -• . —Shorthand. "-'■'-. —English. . ■ ' . ■ ' • .:—Arithmetic. . - . '; ■ :.- —Hand.Writing. —Precis Writing. —Economics. . , No distinction, is made between those enrolling now at reduced fees and those who previously paid the full price. The courses have: not been curtailed, and the same individual service and attention is given. .','.... :■.• . . ; Whicli course will be mod- helpful to you, will help you. to earn a higher salary? Write it down on a slip of paper with your name and address, and mail for certain TO-DAY,. ' ■'■•■.• HE;MING-W A Y'.S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS ■ P.O. Bos 516, .Auckland;