Page 2 Advertisements Column 3

Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 30, 6 February 1933, Page 2

HERE'S ALL THE~FUN HERE'S ALL THE FUN TITAJESTIC. THREE SESSIONS: Majestic. n a . m ., 2.1s p.m., MAJESTIC. and 8 p.m. Everybody is Rushing to the Big . . . Laugh Show. I Britain's Funniest Comedian, .. ; LESLIE' FULLER I--';.;. LESLIE FULLER In Ills newest laugh sensation, "THE • LAST COUPON." "THE LAST COUPON." "THE LAST COUPON." "THE LAST COUPON." "THE LAST COUPON." A rollicking English Sporting Comedy. A British International Picture (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) . With a brilliant all-star company of Eng- . lish comedians, featuring:— GUS McNAUGHTON, JIMMY GOPDEN, V ; MOLLY LAMONT, ' ; ■ JACK HOBBS, Together with Majestic'fl Unsurpassed Featurettes. "PATHS GAZETTE"-— —-"^ECRETS OF NATURE" KRAZY KAT (cartoon)— Extra Added Attraction, x THE THIRD CRICKET TEST, ENGLAND. v. AUSTRALIA. Showing England's Sensational Bowling. HERE'S REAL ENTERTAINMENT 1 FOR ALL THE FAMILY. Bos Plans at Bristol and Theatre, or ring 45-100 for reservations.

YET AGAIN '—BRITAIN. PRODUCES A MASTERPIECE OF THRILLS, REALISM, AND GENUINE ENTERTAINMENT. FOR ALL i!! CT. JAMES. Three Sessions: °T. JAMES. v a.m., 215 ST. JAMES. and 8 pirn. SIR A. CONAN DOYLE'S Renowned Story of Adventure and Romance in the Desert: "THE TRAGEDY OP THE KOROSKO." "THE TRAGEDY OF THE KOROSKO." Transformed by 8.1.P. into a 'thrilling ~ drama. —- «•' THE FIRES., OF FATE " - _ —-- " THE FIRES OF FATE " - "THE FIRES OF FATE'? — ! With '•••■• In^lßr MATTHEWS/ KATHLEEN O'REGAN, DONALD CALTHROP GARRY MARSH. I ADVENTURE! The Royal Air Force and The Renowned CameLCorps repelling the Arab attack. ! ROMANCE! A British officer given one year to live, makes his last grasp at happiness in the Egyptian desert. BEAUTY! -The film actually made in ■fi-gypt, amid the pyramids and the tombs, along the shores of the lovely Nile and t ■ m the great Sahara Desert! (Approved; for;. Universal Exhibition.) / ■.;■ ' Supports include ' Graphic Scenes of the THIRD: CRICKET TEST. All the sensational features of the game recorded by Fox Movietone News. i Also J HILARIOUS BRITISH COMEDY, '■■ Pathe Gazette, etc. Plans at Bristol or Theatre (54-7751 after 5 p.m. . /^.RAND OPERA HOUSE OPERA HOUSE. -'-POSITIVES SENSATION '*-:■ •:::•'•■■ SATURDAY NIGHT PACKED TO THE DOORS. . And voted the Best Revue ever seen. J. C. Williamson, Ltd.y present■•'■"' FRANK NEIL'S •• ■• . SECOND BIG SPECTACULAR SHOW FULL OF SLAUGHTER, AND LOVELY, GIRLS. , "HELLO HAPPINESS." ' '■'■ "HELLO HAPPINESS." - "HELLO HAPPINESS." "HELLO HAPPINESS:" N "HELLO HAPPINESS." . "HELLO HAPPINESS." "HELLO HAPPINESS." ■With a Huge , All-Star/Cast;:'including ELLA. SHIELDSELLA; SHIELDS, ' . ■ ■■ • ELLA,: SHIELDS,. ' ..- The:ldeal ;of ideals, . ■••-.' ■. '■•■-■. ,' iA'-nd.V- ..,'•: ' . GEORGE. WALLACE ■ GEORGE. WALLACE. GEORGE WALLAQE, , : Prime Minister of Mirth. ': 30 OTHER SINGING- AND DANCING STAGE STARS,; ' .Including MURRAY > AND WALTON, ' And; the ■ FOUR DARING DIABOLOS. BARGAIN MATINEE EVERY DAY :. AT 2.15, . -..- . •'-.'. . MATINEE-. J?RICES i -3s, 2s, Is. Kiddies Half. ■■ '• NIGHTS.-ss, 45,-3 Sj .2s, Is. . •Early Door.. Gallery Sixpence Extra. All Pridas Plus Tax. PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. .For telephone reservations ring 51-814. "REGAL THEATRE, KARORI. ■TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. . "RIDERS OF DEATH VALLEY." • TOM MIX. TOM MIX. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SPECIAL SUPPORTS. Wed, and Thurs., "The First Year." TO-MORROW NIGHT! BE THERE! TO-MORROW NIGHT! BE THERE! WELLINGTON ESPERANTO CLUB TT ELLINGTON ESPERANTO'CLUB. 1933 SEASON OPENS V.M.C.A., 8 p.m. LEARN ESPER SANTO cSTHIS SYEAR AT THE WELLINGTON ESPERANTO CLUB.' ' y MEETINGS. WELLINGTON MERCHANT SERVICE GUZLD. X 1!! General Monthly Meeting of the POSTPONED from Tuesday, 7th February, until Tuesday, 14th February, 1933. All members requested to attend. F. A. MACINBOE, Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES. _^ m PHYSICAL CULTURE. JJUTHHAY It 6B, WiUis-st. (Gold Medal- • i ls£h Member Professor Burbidee Imperial School of Physical Culture, Medical Gymnastics .and Massage. 14 courses to choose from. Free sulphur and vapour baths. Hot, cold showers. Library. Certificated staff. Private and open classes all ages. Weight reduction. Figure moulding guaranteed without diet, drugs, exercise, mechanical' methods. WELLINGTON GIRLS' COLLEGE JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS. 'THE Jubilee Executive desire to express ■*- their appreciation to nil 'those who have in any way contributed to the splendid success of the- Jubilee Celebrations. | . .V, M..GREIG, 1 President of Jubilee Celebrations and Headmistress, ■