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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 10, 13 January 1933, Page 2

'■ SMITHY " ARRIVES ! ! " SMITHY " ARRIVES ! ! " SMITHY " ARRIVES ! ! And Fox Movietone was there!— Hear and see this amazing record—the tumultuous reception from the crowd—the wonderful landing—Sir Charles Kingsford Smith's reply to his welcome—every detail of the climax to the Southern Cross's historymaking flight ! ST. JAMES. Three-Sessions: i£JUS laws Still Running along its Merry Way— XHE BIGGEST, BEST, AND BRIGHTEST BRITISH SHOW IN MONTHS. ■"HIS WIFE'S MOTHER." "HIS WIFE'S MOTHER." "HIS WIFE'S MOTHER." "HIS WIFE'S MOTHER." "HIS WIFE'S MOTHER." "HIS WIFE'S MOTHER." '/HIS WIFE'S MOTHER." ' "HIS WIFE'S MOTHER." "HIS WIFE'S MOTHER." "HIS WIFE'S MOTHER." "HIS WIFE'S MOTHER." 'lUS WIFE'S MOTHER." The funniest farce that Britain has ever given us, with that best of all English comedians, GUS MoNAUGHTOX GUS McNAUGHTON (The Governor of "Maid of the Mountains"), JIMMY GODQEN MOLLY LAMONT, ijACK HOBBS, and other members of tM "My Wife's Family" casjj

• SUPERB SUPPORTS, AMY JOHNSON & JIMMY MOLLISON In a Novelty Aviation Film. First Extended Picture of "THE DER8Y,'1932." Splendid Pa the Gazette, Nature Study, bporting E\ents, Norman Long at. the' Piano, etc. Big Booking. Plans at Bristol or Theatre (51-775) after 5 p.m. EXTRA SPECIAL! FOX MOVIETONE NEWS. The arrival of "The Southern Cross" at New Plymouth. jyrAJEST[C FOUR SESSIONS: «*-AJESTIC 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., MAJESTIC . Sp.ml.Sp.m. Shoppers' Session, 5-7. l'rom the Pen of J. B. PRIESTLEY J. B. PRIESTLEY (Author of ' The Good Companions," , "Angel Pavement," etc.) : Adapted from his famous novel "Benighted." • ■ "OLD DARK HOUSE." "OLD DARK HOUSE." •OLD DARK HOUSE." OLD DARK HOUSE." ("A" Cert.) . This is Not one of those Impossible Hoiroi" Pictmes. It is weir written —acted by English Men and AVomen —in paits intense drama, with comedy as funny aa you have ever witnessed. It is beautltully produced, and the stoij is bimplc and concerns a group ot htrciißciy mixed meu and women maiooned in a foieboding hc^use by wind and lam Lerie to a degree. With a Brilliant Cast OF ALL ENGLISH ACTORS. CHARLES LAUGHTON, \ 1 1 he Mofct Popular Comedian in Eug]and"-Tb-Hay) r ' MELVYN DOUGLAS,'. :,' KARLOFF,' :-V:' Vn LILIAN 80ND,,: .;; GLORIA STUART. :\ _■,-.; 'A leally Uemendous film, with plea-" euie-giMiig shocks—a grand piece of work." —London "'Evening Standard." , A Universal Picture. Supporting Programme includes ■--'•' Uimcisal Ncns. 'Strange as it Seems." Corned \ •; Box Plant at Bristol and Theatre. Telephone 45-100.

IN THE MATTER OF "THE COMPANIES ACT, 1908," AND IN THE MATTER OF THE DEEP SEA FISHING COMPANY (N.Z.) LIMITED. "M'OTICE' IS HEREBY GIVEN that a xi petition for the' winding up of the above-named Company by the Supreme Court was on 14th December, 1932, presented to the Honourable Mr. Justice Blair, a Judge of the Supreme Court, by Leyiand-1 Motors Limited, a creditor of the said Company, and the said Petition is directed to be heard before a Judge of the said Court on the 3rd day of February, 1933, at 10 a.m. at the Supreme Court House, Wellington, and any . creditor ■. or contri-' butory of the said' Company desirous to i oppose the making of an order for tho winding up of the said Company under .the above Act should appear at: the time of hearing by himself or his counsel for thai purpose; and a copy of the Petition will be furnished "to any creditor or contributory of the said Company, requiring the same, by.t}ie undersigned,.on payment; of the regulated charge for the same.v . •'. , . DATED at Wellington this 10th day of Ja.iiuary, 1933. • ■■O. % R. BEERE & CO., of Dominion Farmers^ Institute Building Featherston street, Wellington, Solicitors for the Petitioner. DANCING. QT. FRANCIS'S HALL. HILL STREET M DANCE. DANCE. TO-MORROW NIGHT and EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. Flannels optional. Dancing Sto 12. Rudolph's Orchestra Sub., 25.

AMBASSADOR CABARET, TO-NIGHT. Just ai-rived from Chvistehurdi, ERIC ASKENBEGK, who will take over the Ambassador Band. Admission To-night Is. TO-MORROW-Fancy Dress Ball. MEETINGS, NOTICE TO FREEZING WORKERS. A MEETING of Members of the Freez--7L mS& Workers' Union yriU be held at the TRADES HALL, Vivian street, Wellington, on MONDAY NIGHT 16th JANUARY, at 7.30 p.m., when all Members of the Waterside and Seamen's Unions are invited to attend. P. J. KELLY, National Secretary. A, McLEOD, District Secretary. FUNERAL NOTICES. TVHE Friends of the late Charles Bertram •*• (Bert) Murray, 61903, of 244, Taranafci street, are invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave the Chapel, GO, Taranafci street, To-morrow, the 14th January, 1933, at 2 p.m., for the Cemetery, Karori. E. MORRIS, JUNR., LTD.. - r. Funeral Directors, 60, Tftninaki-st.. and 38. Riddiford-st. Tel. 62-159. ' rpHE Friends of: the lute Thomas S. -*■■ Brown are respectfully invited to attent his Funeral, which will leave Ins latn residence, 22, Te Puni street, Potone, on baturday, 14th January, 1033, at 2 \\xa., for the Taita Cemetery. J. E. CROFT, Underts:kci', flutt and Petone. Tel. 63-82 S. '