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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 40, 17 February 1933, Page 2

TyfAJESTIC FOUR SESSIONS: ' 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 5 p.m., MAJESTIC- .... . . spa. NOTE:—Shoppers' Session from 5 to ;: ■'■.''■ "■ ' 7p.m. today. . 'NOW FOR FUN. . THE FUNNIEST SHOW YET! BERT . ROBT. WHEELER' V ' WOOLSEY WHEELER. -.-■■■: WOOLSEY WHEELER. WOOLSEY WHEEL E11... .. WQOLSEY With Three Oilier Favourites, EDNA MAY OLIVER, ROSCO ATES, ■ and EDGAR KENNEDY. In a Roaring Prison Riot, — "HOLD 'EM JAIL." "HOLD 'EM JAIL." — "HOLD-'JS-M JAIL;" : "HOLD 'EM JAIL." • "HOLD 'EM JAIL." . (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) THEY TURN THE BIG HOUSE INTO . A MADHOUSE. YOU'LL LAUGH,. SCREAM, ...AND SHRIEK! IT'S TOO FUNNY FOR WORDS! Together with . MAJESTIC'S. UNSURPASSED FEATURETTES. ■ | . ' —PATHE -NEWS— —PATHE AUDIO REVIEW— —'fTHE UTMOST ISLE"— (Travelogue). —"FAIRYLAND FOLLIES"— (Cartoon). -"MICKEY'S CHARITY"— (Comedy). HERE'S A GREAT SHOW FOR ALL THE KIDDIES FROM SIXvfO NINETY. IT'S REAL ENTERTAINMENT. Plans at Bristol and Theatre, Tel. 45-100. THRILLED ! ONE MINUTE ! CONVULSED-THE NEXT! HERE IS SOMETHING ENTERTAININGLY "DIFFERENT" FROM ANY PICTURE YOU HAVE SEEN FOR A LONG TIME ! ST. JAMES. . THREE SESSIONS: T. JAMES. 11 a.m., 2.15 ST. JAMES. - and 8 p.m. OUR -TWO "FRIENDLY ENEMIES"" TOGETHER AGAIN ,IN THE MOST NOVEL OF ALL MYSTERY- ' COMEDIES, EDMUND LOWE EDMUND LOWE : — EDMUND LOWE —: : EDMUND LOWE '■ ' EDMUND LOWE : EDMUND LOWE : : —— .:..■""•• With --Victor mcLaglen VICTOR McLAGLEN : ■ VICTOR McLAGLEN — VICTOR McLAGLEN VICTOR McLAGLEN • VICTOR McLAGLEN Solving, with laughs and thrills, the amazing mystery in "GUILTY AS CHARGED." " GUILTY AS CHARGED." "GUILTY AS CHARGED" •f'GUILTY AS CHARGED?' . "GUILTY AS CHARGED." "GUILTY AS CHARGED." " GUILTY AS CHARGED." "GUILTY AS CHARGED." "GUILTY AS CHARGED." <; GUILTY AS CHARGED." (A Paramount Picture.) YOU see the murderer strike . . .YOU know-all:. . . YOU are held tense.. . . then you laugh as the "Friendly Enemies" blunder and- argue their way through the investigation. .. Then thrill again as. the jlaw closes' in' upon the criminal! 1 (Approved: for:: Universal Exhibitioril) [ Paramount News and Pictorial—and' Song — "The-Singing Plumber," featuring "Trees" ' "Killarney," and the ~, = ./.I)aiighter. of Peggy O'Neill." ~ KaasV.aj'"Bristol or Theatre (54-775) after 5 p.jn. ■■".•■ ■ iiRBGAL ■.-■•■•: THEATRE>-.; KARORL :- -;. ;THIO EVENING,: at 8 o'clock. .iw;faithless." ; ' ' "faithless " ;:;;;;: :rqbert, Montgomery, ■-; -TALUJLAH BANKHEAD. It has everything; -Laughs,'-thrills, romance. A story of todayrr-for you, about your-You'll- -go" away' feeling better and brighter when you see it, :■: (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) • : . SPECIAL'SUPPORTS. AND NOW—SAT. AFTERNOON.: ■ An honest-to : goodness children's show! -"'McKENNA OF THE MOUNTEDS." i Our Gang Comedy, Special Supports. . (Approved for: Universal Exhibition ) : EXHIBITION ; TENNIS ~ - ' :' By' NEW ZEALAND :i,EADING PLAYERS, including C. E. MALFROY, D. G. FRANCE N R.-C. WILSON, R. McL. FERKINSi MISS D. NICHOLLS, MRS. D. G FRANCE, MISS. V. BURNS, MISS J. 1 BURNS, . . At , LOWER HUTT CHUB'S COURTS, Wi]f°r<l Streeti-(near. Knights .Road), TOMORROW;, AT 2.30 P.M. , Admission, Is; Children, 6d. ;'■.-' A. G: SMITH, Hon. Sec. Hutt Valley Lawn Tennis Sub-association. THE Foundation-stone vof St. Joseph's HOME. OF COMPASSION, Silverstream, will be laid bjr his Excellency the Governor-General on - SUNDAY, 19th INSTANT, at 3 p:m., when blessed by his Grace Archbishop Redwood. , Afternoon Tea will be provided. The Hutt Band will play selections. A Special Train will leave Lambton Station at 2 p.m. for Silverstream, stopping at all stations en route. It will return from Silverstream at 4.30 p.m. Return Fares le 9d. The public are cordially invited. THORNDON METHODIST CHURCH. Q.ARDEN Party, Ministerial Grounds, 260 Tinakori Road. Opened by the Mayor, 2.30 p.m. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY is. ■ ■■;-.■ ALL WELCOME. :- : : JUMBLE SALE. CJT. MARK'S SCHOOLROOM, DUFFERINI STREET, SATURDAY 13, ' ....... . . At 2.30- p.m.- -- NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. •LAYING OF FOUNDATION-STONE OF ST.- JOSEPH'S HOME OF COMPASSION AT SILVERSTREAM. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19. CjPECIAL passenger trains, stopping *-' where required for passengers, will ruu as uuder:— Wellington depart 2.0 p.m., Petone 2 16 Lower Hutt 2.21, Silverstream 2.47, Upper Putt arrive 2.59 p.m. . Return train leaves Upper Hutt 4.16 p.m., Silverstream 4.30 p.m., Wellington arrive 5.14 p.m. Return fares from Wellington to Silverstream 2/9 . (Ist. class), 1/8 (second class). • . ; ■XpCONOMY.-Prices combined with qualXJ ityv Sipplets Australian Port, quarts, 3s 6d,.pints 2s;,Pcni'old's Rich Port, quarts 4s i fld, pints 2s 6d. Obtainable at above prices only-"at Grand Hotel Hpme Supply