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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 11, 14 January 1933, Page 2

THE FOUR MAD MONAECHDB OV MIRTH KEPT LAST .NIGHT'S LARGE AUDIENCE IN SHRIEKS OF LAUGHTER. . ! THE REGENT Direction: J. >Q. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. SCREENING-11 a.m.. 2.15 and 8 p.m. THE FOUR MAD MONARCHS OF MERRIMENT, THE FOUR MARX BROTHERS " HORSEFEATHERS " Groucho the Professor who has a weakness for blondes . . . Chico a Bootleggii Iceman working his way through college . . . Harpo the dog-catcher, and Zepi the comfort for college widows. And the four of them will send you into a paroxys ot laughter when they win a football match for the dear old school JUST ONE LONG YELL OF JOY! JUST ONE LONG YELL OF JO} • EXCLUSIVE TO THE REGENT: INTERESTING SCENES FROM THE SECOND AUSTRALIA v. ENGLAND TEST MATCH. BOX PLANS AT BRISTOL AND THEATRE. (TELEPHONE 44-144.) GRAND OPERA" HOUSE ™ an c d A s^m - RED-BLOODED— VIRILE- HE-MAN GEORGE BANCROFT ■ IN A POWERFUL ACTION-FULL HARD-HITTING DRAMA, . "LADY AND GENT" Rough necks battling merrily with one and all—their errant ways finally reformed I i a youngster left on their hands. ■ Scene after scene of heart-touching, and at times exceedingly humorous incident With WYNNE GIBSON—CHARLES STARRETT • PRICES FROM 1/-. CHILDREN HALF. ' BOX PLANS AT BRISTOL AND BERKELEY. THEATRE TELEPHONE 54-70

AUDIENCE AT TOWN HALL LAST NIGHT CONVULSED, THRILLED, AMAZED.. DELIGHTED IN TURN AT " THE SLEEPING CAMP" I ' • i ■ PRESENTED BY 40 BOYS 40 FROM THE " : YOUNG AUSTRALIA LEAGUE. LAST PERFORMANCE^ TOWN HAL] TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), at 8 o'clock. " HEAR! THE GUARDS'BAND IN MINIATURE! AUSTRALIA'S.LEX MACDONALD! THE YOUTHFUL KREISLER AND HEIFETZ! AUSTRALIANS "ELLA SHIELDS"! PRICES 3A, 2/-, 1/-. CHILDREN HALF-PRICE TO 3/- and 2/- SEATS. PLAN AT BRISTOL. AT TOAVN HALL THIS AFTERNOON. NO TAX. NET PROCEEDS TO MAYOR'S RELIEF FUND.

GRAND MASSED BAND DISPLAY ■ ■'.. ■ . AT THE j BASIN RESERVE i TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), at 3 p.m. IN AID OF ASSOCIATED FUNJJS. 50% TO MAYOR'S RELIEF FUND. 50% TO BANDS SPEND A PLEASANT AFTERNOON AT THE BASIN RESERVE TO-MORROI AND ASSIST THESE WORTHY CAUSES. ITEMS BY: WELLINGTON'S PREMIER BANDS 1 ' ' ' ASSISTED' £Y> MEMBERS OF .'" ' | ../ YOUNG AUSTRALIA LEAGUE.;. .V Members of the Young Australia League, despite the Btrenuous tour ahead of tTlei have very generously volunteered to assist this deserving cause by taking part : . tho display. ' Their spectacular drill display will be seen for the first time m- New Zealan FULL REHEARSAL OF QUICKSTEP BY THE PORT NICHOLSON BAND. ROLL UP! ROLL tIP FOR A GREAT AFTERNOON SILVER COIN COLLECTION.

ADAMS BRUCE] "FEATUEE'V LINES FOR JANUARY.; BUTTER SPONGE—Usually Wd NOW Od ib PLAIN AND SEED CAKE—Usually Ifl, ...«,.....,. NOW "1 "f d 1b FAMILY FRUIT CAKE—Usually Sd NOW >Td lb ADAMS BKUCE GAKE SHOPS MILFORD SOUND CRUISE .BY THE T.S.S.- MONOWAI (10,852 tons) ■/ . • Leaving Wellington on MONDAY EVENING. 6(.h FEBRUARY, and arriving bac in Wellington on FRIDAY MORNING, 10th FEBRUARY. FIRST CLASS FARE.. .£8 CABIN CLASS. FARE"./£6 ■ SEE MAJESTIC MILFORD SOUND, MITRE PEAK, WONDERFUJa LAND AN SEASCAPES. DECK GAMES. ; ; . DANCING. UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z., LTD.

I EXCURSION TO PICTON AND BLENHEIM MONDAY, 23rd JANUARY (Weather Permitting) 'The New. BANGATIBA 6152 Tons. Leave Wellington 8 a.m. Arrive Picton about 10 30 a r LeavePictouabout2p.nl. Arrive Wellington abotit 5 p.i RETURN FARE, 10/-. CHILDREN UNDER 12, 5/--leavSralnßphT e 10- 45,, aj2- for Blenheim, arriving back before the stean* W o IW™ Hffl Jl fa^ eS: ?A firs';' 2/" second- Rail tickets sold by Union Co Wellington Office, the Purser, or the Railway Office on Picton Wharf. Wife!?, 1 ' La l lJ" cllei from Picton to Torea and Onahau Bay (lunch obtainable i nnrf Ti W 7 mi S Wlth s Plendid views), Thompson's Bay (lunch obtainable and Double Bay (magnificent reserve). Hot water. Launch fares: 2/6 return ing Ifove^ MSsffe: CharloWa Sound 'inclu< UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z., LTD. ™LIMOTOR-BOAT^S^rSF THE PAREE DRESSMAKERS;" avmtopT.pv I ASSOCIATI°^- MTSS ETTA BASSIN ANNIVERSARY DAY REGATTA. HAS RESUMED BUSINESS. /^LOSING date for the above has been VOaR Own Materials-Made-Up at rea extended ,inti[ Tuesday, 17th. Jan.i- i enable charges. The very newest d nry. l^nlnes to be handed in to local club signs in both Day and Evening Frock secretaries on or before that date. Renovations also dope. X J. WILSON, Ist Floor, Sehneidcman's Buildings, Hon. Secretary;, Corner of Manners-st. and Bond-st,