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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 68, 22 March 1933, Page 2

T\f AJESTTO. ..THREE.SESSIONS: -"-•-AJESTKi-■. •- v.,--11-a.ai.,-2.15 p.m.,MAJESTIO;U;U, ;//^ 'j,.;'B;p.m. ' Race ~\y'itli''; " ■ •■.'•'. .'. GEORGE O'BRIEN ,'" Into .-'the., lair. '■"'". '. . .. of Adventure '■ •"here-danger, waits— Love .calls... '-. ■'■ \- '■ In ■ -' ;-' ■ ■ ■ ZANE GREY'S".ZANE GREY'S" . ,;.. .': ' > .Latest v ■ . And Most Stirring .Novel. "ROBBER'S ROOST." " ROBBER'S ROOST." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) - . " "With ■ _ MAUREEN O'SULLrVAN. ■■ "'/* PLANS. AT.■,■..,:..■ BRISTOL OR THEATRE.. Tel. 45-100. [■■'■ " MAJESTIC. 1 I ' I .THREE SESSIONS: II a.m., 2.15 p.m., and S p.m. COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT. I ANOTHER BRITISH >^^ MASTERPIECE. .> I "SLEEPLESS NIGHTS." I = " SLEEPLESS NIGHTS" = i ■ " SLEEPLESS NIGHTS." I ('"A" Cert.—Recommended for Adult " " Audiences.) ,s< HILARIOUS BE.ITISH^\^ V .MUSICAL COMEDY. NOTE: ...-'■"'■■ FOUR SPARKLING NUMBERS. . "I Don't Want to Gp to Bed." ■. "It's Happened." .; v":" .■■•■■'■ "'Just One More." "With' All M> Heart." By that original London Genius, NOEL GAY. Composer of "'Round' the Marble Arch" —'And — : "All the King's Horses." ■ Marvellous Dancing by London's Greatest -Dancing ■ Duo, ...... ■STANLEY LUPINO: :. ': '. : ;; — And — '■ •• i?OLLY • WALKER. .'„'". Y°U'U See Somcthins X ■," JS"EW !■ ' ■ NEW ! NEW ! i}\S -rln-: . Handing Grace, BeVvildering Aerobatics, -'. '. and--Ingenious Steps. _it Js . Jiisf the Best;, aha Brightest ' -British-JFun-Parce-'So'-Jar. That's 'Air.'- ;■■■ . ;., Plan, at Bristol and Theatre. " - BOOK- EARLY ! : FREEiIST SUSPENDED. MANAGERIAL NOTE: ■ Wo Guarantee that' This is the BEST ENTERTAINMENT EVER OFFERED IN WELLINGTON ■■ SINCE' TALKIES ' BEGAN. ¥W PRINCESS THEATRE. X^EW PRINCESS . THEATRE. Continuous from II a.m. to 10 p.m. RONALD COLMAN, RONALD: COLMAN, RONALD COLMAN, The Screen's Peerless Idol. With Fay \Vray and Estelle Taylor - "THR .UNHOLY GARIjEN.'.' "THI-T UNHOLY GARDEN." "THE UNHOLY GARDEN." . . (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A great star's'greater achievement in a vivid story of adventure . . . romance . . , suspense' -.'.'. drama.. . . action. Additional: NEW PRINCESS FEATURETTES. ■ Serial: "HEROES OF THE WEST." Popular Family Prices: Stalls Is. Circle Is 6d. ' Theatre Telephone No. 42-580. "SHERLOCK'-HOLMES." > Played by CLIVE BROOK. Hie cool, calculating crime-hunter matches ivjts with the master miiids who- bring wealth, science, and ruthlessnoss to make modern crime successful "SHERLOCK HOLMES." Modern, organised crime! A big thrill! Excellent Supporting -.Programme. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: The big show-of 1033! "Oiv-Our Selection," "'On Our Selection."' -Laughs, Book seats,now! (Approved Jor Universal Exhibition.) NEW ZEALAND'S GREATEST ■-, : HOLIDAY. rjOME to TE MAHIA, the GEM ol the MARLBOROUGII SOUNDS where one patron has spent 26 vacation! in eleven years,-a -Tourist House ' rccorc for New:. Zealand. Launeliiiig, 'Fißhiiig, Free Row; Boats Bathing (no mud flats), T.enuis, Dancing Tramping, Magnificent Scenery. See •Tennyson's Jnlet .by .-.launch ant 7 mile .trek through Native Bush, tin linest outing New Zealand can offer. Special - organised parties leaving Wei lington, March 31, April 7 and: 13. Tariff: £3 10s "per week, 12s Gd per day Letters, C. M., BAY, To :Mahia P/B Pieton. Telegrams, ''Bay," Picton. • Telephone 131 a. WELLINGTON -CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. MEMBERS LUNCHEON. MEMBERS are reminded of Luncheoi to be held THURSDAY,'MARCH 23 1933, at 1 p.m. " " ' ... .'■;.-.-. -ft.SXJD.WDON rAIRCHILD, Snc:rebixi%