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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 94, 22 April 1933, Page 4

PARAMOUNT. 2ND BIG WEEK. AN INSPIRATION-THAT IS MAX- LAST FIVE DAYS! SEASON TERMINATES THURSDAY! GREAT EASTEK SHOW -; - ■ piSSffi IE S8 wilt THE SENSATION OF THE ** A T° . . THE REGENT - ' _ " TOWN HALL, All British. 2ND BIG WEEK. PIC TURE SEASON. S?-Jigit *"&'£?" (Direction: J. C. WilHarnson Picture Corp.. Ltd., TONIGHT TONIGHT TONIGHT THURSDAY, MAY 4. • Twice Daily: 2.15 and 8. • • E L ' ST \ j AME s. and Bp.m. i SCREENING—II am '15 and BDm A GREAT MUSICAL EVENTI ■„. b*., n , *«-. »* »f _g£ jj^-^-jK-j. . b ,,a A pICIUEE you Sve^oLbtV n. o,l:. b»,.c, „, _*. ™AL OP THE GREAT MARCHING COMPETITION. Film. festival. stmy that v^ll tta^ e«« Mamig guperbM> Prefect o£ Rome _ jqhn brqwnlee FOLLOW THE CROWDS (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) of humanity ! . p,-,^,^ p „„ _ „,_ 200—BEAUTIFUL GIRLS ON PARADE—2OO JOHN BROWNLEE TO THE BEST WIN TOWN. "THE CONQUERORS." VjljUJj D. UJj miUL/iiO JOHN BROWNLEE ■. . . ' '. "DESTINATION UNKNOWN." "THE CONQU ERO II S." mtphtv qPFrTMTI?- The winners will be decorated tonight. Your last chance to see a most beautiiul and Tnwv BPnwwTFP Never a bonnier picture than ■; nw „ „ "THE CONQUERORS." ' AUWiii eulv/lalll spectacular performance. You must be early to get a seat, as hundreds were J^ ™™™t™ Never a bonnier picture than DESIINATION UiMiiMO^N. «' T H E CONQUERORS." "mm? CTfM AT? TTJT? rtpACC " turned away. ' JOHN BROWNLEE Britain's Best, "DESTINATION UNKNOWN." "THE CONQUEROR'S." lJlll. OILdN UJb 1 Hill LvXvUOO rPwiTr? nv mr miem nnnr rvmiimnv nivm w vim nv/fi ' : "T H F CONQUERORS" UPSTAIRS, ON THE DANCE FLOOR: EXHIBITION DANCES BY MISS HAZIiL am j '' ' '"THE FLAG LIEUTENANT." Thrills without end and a plot "THE CONQUERORS/ (A Paramount Picture) With (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) MARTIN, MR. SOUTHERN COLLEDGE, AND MISS WATERHOUSE. "llllio ,E§SlaS¥ """ S* M S. """''"" "5 g 1 gBNBS it §8 g I:- ™«i« «ai lC b. ?-"ssa landi, the gkeat skow-fuu. of instruction, life, a™ fun- . SIS™SShSS .-■■-ill SJB aiS?l|i|:;; -dest.nation mm,,.- ■■ ■■ **-*«-_.* claudei-ie con,™. chafes labohton. ..a n. „«,„, CLOSES TONIGHT oeStea "THE FLAG: LIEUTENANT.. T.vwcttv vttdw TTTCTCxrmvxr» RICHARD DIX, ANN HARDING, You'll live again in the splendour of Rome. See with Nero and his .profligate .Court -*• ORCHESTRA "THE'FLAG LIEUTENANT." Dk&riNAllUN UMvAUVVJS. RICH \RD DIX ANN HARDING, the burning of the city—the glamour of gladiatorial combats—persecution oi Christians AHTTTTQI/ ' n ITTT "nT?TP\T CA u^nLsiKA. "THE FLAG LIEUTENANT." KTCHAttD DIV > .\\w HARDING and the "games" of a Roman holiday in the Circus Maxhnus. AJJUIiIO 1/". V^rllijiJXVll/rS Oil. Conductor, Leon de Mauuv. "THF FL-iG LIEUTENANT." Eleven desperate men and a " iIJJ ■ L/i-i'i il->-1 -. • . . "THE FL*4IG LIEUTENANT." woman adrift on a derelict ship And the Inimitable Comedienne, BOX PLANS AT THE THEATRE (TELEPHONE 44-144). -" ADMISSION TO STADIUM 6d EXTRA. • rvNLY nnnortnnitv of 1, 0 ,,.i,,^ tl M . "THE FLAG LIEUTENANT/; . »J™ gj> itted tl »f^ ' EDNA MAY OLIVER. ________________-_^^ = =_• ,U famrf 1 Baritone We laris oSS "Thl Fllg L FOTIN VN?" etmi sto;aw y who' brougli" *»XA MAY OLIVER. PR AND OPFTJA HOUSE " singing Grand Opera Arias with M^ "THE FLAG LIEUTENANT." hope, succour! 'who was ho» A glowing epic that has a message for I* -X AJN U U±*JL 1\ A ±1 UVO Lj OPENING ON SUNDAY Ontlpo37f7 arm* Mr B ow ~ "THE FLAG LIEUTENANT." , 11PCTra ,™ v ml , mwv » the world .. Romance! Devotion! J. C. WtLLIAMSON PICTURE CORP. TWICE DAILV-At 2.15 and 8 p.m. UrJLINIINU UIN SUINUAI. PPlee"« toifiiantXtf "THEFL^G LIEUTENANT-." "DESTINATION UNKNOWN." Courage! Invincible Faith! Spec- ..... lee s ulmmnt -fiamst, | ""■mr«;TTV4TTn-Nr FNT\NOWN" tacular Action! Sweeping Drama!. A Gripping Drama of the heart-aches ... lost illusions ... romance ... intrigue _ RAYMOND LAMBERT, I Superbly acted hy DL.mAIIUH LxMvAUUxV Diverting Comedy! that takes place in the World s Greatest Sporting Centre. _~„„ RTTZ LTD OP WFT T TN^/TOW P^'ing a Concerto with the Orchestra " HENRY EDWARDS Portrayed with marvellous acting (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) "MADISON SQUARE GARDEN" UH- JUIZ, I.IJJ. U± WM-LIJM*I OJN . .^ J« ■■• : IINRY EDWARdI Pat^rie^"xoel Madden, and SPECIAL VARIETIES. An electrityingstory of what goes on in the world's greatest; S port,ng centre. Where ' .. .. . The P™lo|ne from "I Pagljacd." . A.nd BETTY COMPSON. "Through Thin and Thicker" (uproarious men che for fame-whore women worship at the Shrine ot Adonis. rpHE MANAGEMENT OF THE RITZ LTD. announces that the Restaurant Figio" Marriage o| •\NNA." NEAGLK sldt on "^ r2alV^ ~ r 5 f the News ~ A Paramount Picture with a Wonderful Cast. will again be OPEN ON SUNDAY AFTERNOONS AND. EVENINGS as from "O, Star of Eve," from "Tannhauser " '■■ : ANNA NEAGLK ira\eiogue - Jitc. LEI(V CQDY THOMAS MEIG HAN MARIAN NIXON. TOMORROW. This decision has been made following numerous requests from Mr- Raymond Lambert will play the Grie| • ANNA NEAGLK STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT! BOX PLA XS at Theatre. Telephone Authentic Scenes of 6-day BICYCLE RACE—.HOCKEY MATCH—ICE CARNIVAL— patrons, and the Management assures them, and the public generally, that every T , 1V „: . Concerto. And ■ 54-775. WRESTLING, BOXING, ETC. . effort will be made to make the SUNDAY EVENINGS as successful as they Wellington Symphony Orchestra wi]| A NOTABLE CAST. ' Additional (For Universal Exhibition.) BOX PLANS at Bristol and Berkeley, were formerly. , Overture-"Bienzi' (Wagner) (For Universal Exhibition.) vmCV OF THF VATICAN " : —^^=^=—=========!=s========s===x Symphouy-"Jupiter" (Mozart). i 6EN D THE U TT t B BEmsHEES. A ™ J^^ - „„,„„„ CHEYS IH THE MO M S . HAVE SUNDAY SUPPER , A *"** M" <B««* STERLING SHORT SUBJECTS. the Papal State. His Holiness Pope Pius - FRIDAY NEXT. CHRYSANTHEMUMS! CHEYbAJNim.MUMb. . March-"Tannhauser" (Wagner). XI in his one and only appearance, on the It7TIT T TXTr^rn^,T TT/^.-nm T/~(TTT rnTTTJ AT arvriTTPTV AT „ PKICES—Ss and 4s (Reserved), 3s and Book Bristol. Telephone 51-842. talking screen. Church and State dig- Sir Benjamin and Mr.-John Fuller, in WELLINGTON HORTICULTUKAL bOblJljl I Ai 2s (plus tax). nitaries in scenes to thrill the million. association with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. ■ r >?ox 1 lan opens at The Bristol o* Have you ever heard of n^^n a new era of '-PKKFECT ■ AUTUMN SHOW.,' THE RITZ -MANNERS STREET THE RITZ - r MAISIE GAY. ■ m/^iT7Vr nat t rrnWM TJATT ERNEST DAWSON, j "ALIAS PROFESSOR" (Comedy). NORMA SHEARER TOWN HALL .. IOYVJN tiALL . . Hon> g ecretarr# f HUEEN'S THEATRE. . "STREET SINGER" (Radio Short). . 'NORMA SHEARER. ■ • ATI - r , TT ory ■ ~~ —— '. ' ■ 18_B5StS5- 3 Graham McNamee Universal Newsreels. jgliS ===== THURSDAY, APRIL 27 THE MAJESTIC LOUNGE giSg ?BSt=l^Bnlht: ' PAULT.CULLEN ". N^ll IhIIS ===== ONE DAY ONLY (Afternoon and Evening). ?§_] B__ilSß _«l IHSg ™'™™>™ *° !"»• MAYFAIR T^O^ ATTRACTIONS. At th _ Wurlit.er in hi, best programme ffift Ih^S === OP~^ Ceremony by his Worship the Mayor ( T. C. A. Hislop, Es,.), at 3 p.m. THE MAJESTIC LOUNGE SKATING Mystery - Suspense - Thrills to date: "Chocolate Soldier" excerpts, NORMA SHtiARKR. CHRYSANTHEMUMS, DAHLIAS, CUT FLOWERS, DECORATIVE, AND. CABARET SKATING -KoYAT ROTTFR rtvtt jiaYFAIR A n« ZZ mmd sma.hinsc love and life "Back to Childhood Days." NORMA SHEARER. FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. ' SK4TING ROLLER RINK, HAYFAIR m H E MAYFAIR nSf hr Sd lust NORMA SHEARER. ■ ' • Joyfully Announces the FIRST of its SK4TIVG . Vivian Street MAYFAIR J- CABARET to feed his fienzieu lust ( Plans at Bristol and Theatre (Telephone Potato Comestible Competition for his .Excellency the Governor-General's Cash Prizes. : IkItING Vivian Street. MAYFAIR . ***i. "AS THE DEVIL COMMANDS.^ 530SQ) _ Nevel , moro beautiful and appealing, in GALA CABARET NIGHTS SKATING MAYFAIR - • -IS S SI^E • <ISMILIN , THBOUOH ,. ADMISSION: ADULTS 1/-, CHILDREN 6d. gala cabaret nights skating -stroller^ dance Mlflil . special cabaret ALAN WnSaS^e CLARKE NOW SHOWING. . '™g™ ™^l Entries close WEDNESDAY, April 26. Late Entries on THURSDAY (1/- each). GALA CABARET NIGHTS skatJNG ~ MGH AiJf NEIL HAMILTON TWICE D4ILY 230 and 8n m <^lrH, iSEnxS.' C<? NICOLL Secretary NEXT SATURDAY EVENIxNG. SITING MAYFAIR ' . ... „ jwrurTTflV TWICE DAILI, 2.30 and 8 p.m. "SMILES' THROUGH." _ G. S. NICOLL, Secretary. NEXT SATURDAY EVENING. SKtI'ING MAYFAIR N0..2 ATTRACTION— RING'S THEATRE "SMILIN' THROUGH." Telephone 40-620. Box 1237. ■ SKATING Tel 51-212 ' MAYFAIR 8.30 TONIGHT 830 . The Knave of, Hearts gambling with i; K ING . S : , THEATRE "SMILIN" THROUGH." — = . SKATING G. S. BRIGHT 8"30 TONIGHT slil .women s Joves. Presents ■ ■ ,, CAtTI : TXT , riiTipViTTnTr >• When W ATTNrr1 Ar^ , n JL MAiFAIR ; ■•■■• -:s- SSt: ■^%g3Z£Bn H '%2i = -3S&%^" three sheets in the wind; the ta Mwiclone H _^ c , ner ,. ||||| M-- pug SnW , p ,, mS/ .. ___, siiffii=s§?ssi °™t^'lov.,on»- __= :ss™;s?°^;:-;: -varstty tapping revtje s^i'vfey'&L'sef s "x™™™- sisji s^isi^se ' ' " FOII THE LOVE OF MIKE." ' "SMILLV IHROUGH." V AXV&I 1 1 L/i\.l I'llMj . XIUIVUJIi throughout New Zealand and Australia. THURSDAY AFTERNOON'S SESSION MAYFAIR . :■ tenaanc«« —.DOROTHY bLJJaoii.ii>i f< I>OR THE LQVE op MIKE ,, "SMILIN1 THROUGH." . ... Write and tell your friends to watch EXTENDED UNTIL 5 O'CLOCK MAYFAIR Adn^riScS ". . L'ggg. JH g| !£!!•:: ":ifLl^: ?:Hl^L^g-'.: COMPRISING THREE ORIGINAL SKETCHES. out for you! , V • Ring Sl-TrO for Reservation*, . . POPULAR FAMILY PRICES. (a,^.^ u niyeml E^ibitton.) ZZZZZ SS''. tSSSS" "THE GULLY TRAP." or "NEWS FROM MOSCOW-Something frightfully in fnstmvlxlrHE'w.VLSHE MMR KEEP TUESDAY, MAY 2, FREE FOR ILilfilß Mayfair for Nights of She* .•. OHORTT'S THEATRE. 'Bright, Breezy Bobby Howes, has scored „.,._„„,,. earnest about the Russian idea. By Willi Ragg. . J. T. McCOSKER in "THE RUMBA."' « A AI4YFATR" MAYFAIR ™ vo_i2^..^^^-A-3w^-«s^^ , _v___:_ •■ in .■.■■*"*■ r^SW^ ■■-«-*«"~"- . tSSSfSSSifSSeMS GRAND OPERA HOUSE ™ ZZZZ *~» *"°- - StiSSS SDNDiSr: "GENTLEMAN FOR A DAY.. ■. ■ ,_ . . . IHL JUAJlibllO CABARET BAND, MWFATR -■,A P ~,«f.rU»i,« s ..B I b i bi, ta^ ipBIXC E S | theatoe. gp™ ™]f .«• ?• »lgj| APRIL 29, MAY 1 and 2. SI gUiffi «IMIf MIS; "" "coSTLd . s^S^g®ll^ !ESSSSf ;:. : -ABHEKBAXTg;. .»— -.w^w- —-. MUOTCIPAL ELECTIONS ll ! 1 11 liMi 1111 c-» '■■ ■ SiSiS fc -«-- b ..«*« ts. s°?s£:ss? ■ mis ■ —■■ z ",,™ n .■ —- -m -——■: in s^i^f^ 1-.SSSw —"-"'= COMBINED ELECTION COMMITTEE °.™ - WE _* .^omob^ iH S^SSuS 1 A™tE2S?«!S?^ [ M t&S^^.'-.-":?^gigßiS.?Oras:- ' im LEAGUE Aim.BATEPAYEBS' ASSOCIATION) DEUOHITOL ■^i ) m. MEOT-:;, _ ' J{A™^g; ~ ;^ ~.,„„, i*^-^v-SXffl> M -■. MONDAY-APRIL 24, at 8 p.m. SS.iiffiS, SSS, A" S s'AMß^^iSc^r S I|ll B «, tHickM w,^., ■i&ii*™** tbeatbe. Pi^rt^^rL-r^ . ■;"-*.»■»»?■.•«■ CONCERT CHAMBER TOWN HALL, s/SScSStTI/ ic?^ •■c" -o?S°iS.c' 11 BuSS OJSiHAt ii|| 815W.;:..-.. ■; THEATBE. i n , E i» ta .„„ B ».ed .« .. «t«.l.dv,» to , .1 „„ >UJN^KI >JiAMJS1 J K, IUVTIN HALL, MfSKfrnSSi", «^*iS D°N SIKEET' «aiWCIKG Hi Y f!S ; 'Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Additional: ■ creat Bertillon .. '. -n-orld-famed A n'n'Dl7C!C! TJV TTTQ I^nTJQTTTP TPTTT MAVOP? - be reserved throughout the week, at the THURSDAY, APRIL, 27, 1933, MAYFAIR Dorothy beymour, J^iocu* :■• ■• ' p resents •■• ', "..NEW PRINCESS FEATURKTTES. ' detective ... from memories Of AUUKJibfe 151 Mib WUitDJlir IHJi IVIAIUn Majestic Lounge. > . At 7.30 p.m. ' AH4S tlon^ Bt> ; ■ .1 re^eiua «• . . "WPPATTQ nw TTTI."' WFST" ' • M^.YF'i.IR Xvo Outstandmg Feature Productions. ■. p^L Frimilv Prices- St^ls^ H. ASHTON-WOLFE, PUBLISHED fMRT C A HISLOP) ■ : : MEMBERS ARE CORDIALLY IN- MAYFAIR m . _. -ScOTT <■ : uV^ " ' '"». "THE STRAND" MAGAZINE, ' (MR. T. CA. HISLOI ) GRAND FAREWELL CONCERTS VIXED TO TAKE PART. . 0 2 t»S With SALLY BLANE, Theatre Telephone No. 42-SSO. On the Screen POLICY FOR FORTHCOMING TERM-FULL DETAILS OF WATERWORKS TQ Mlgg JQAN LAIRD ( .. AUNTIE W.A.SUTHERLAND, B.Lydlord-Banjoist. .In — —- . . Yn a Drama at • : LOAN PROPOSAL. JOAN"), , Secretary. MAY FAIK - . :Sgii;Bl:^lEliP>': S EASIDE PIOTURES' LYALL BAY- - . *«*■**** ■ • other Speaker* will be: MESSRS. R. CAMPBELL BEGG. U. S. GALLOWAY, Lady Announcer of Station 22W. PnILOSOPHICAL StUiS ;-HEMTAGE OF MSERT.- TONIGHT ONLY, at 8 o'clock. "SECRETS OF THE FRExXCH POLICE." PR. L. MACALISTER, S. NATUSCH, J. H. WHITTAKER. (Arranged by the 2ZW Radio Club to W ELLINGTOf OCIE ™ILOS°PHICAL "HERITAGE OF THK JJLbLKi. For those who seek the unusual. "SECRETS OF THE FRENCH POLICE." assist Miss Laird to further her vocal ' suoi^^. ■ __ _ __, "ffls ;&«-. II Si Is ife *— - — -««»■' HOSKISS- G- PI!IHEEICK-J- D- SlE¥™ -• - satSv eSS eLx T "IHE COA^s ?s 0F NEW kg .r? 8"**" '■TWO KINDSI'OF WOMEN" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) How the French ST. JTJDE'S HALL, LYALL BAY: APRIL 29, at 2 p.m. *' will be delivered by GLIDE :|I 111 i Sffl?: S e 'sS£.^Jwj&3ES Sffffi-i. »- -«■ «_ff. igggf ASSKS» s- »»* 2rea&^_-_BS_£ DE-J- "SS* " SSI 1,. IBffl^ ■ Additional: ■ y11" ■ ■ * • " ■ w -ft patt ArTTAXT CtLTDE 7.30—11 o'clock. rrTrrT, 1::, «~- isr-- onpols^day M o^d^- r= g ■._> F-R CALLAG^^ if ■ . ■ B"P1""Tt-'" ™ VOTE THE blue and avhite ticket- Laamr^ST MMO WiIIiKI SlS 0U stHOU^ If g-^'S.-THE not be kept after 8 o'clock. ■ GWILI ANDRE. VUIJL ±nJI. tMuVlh JU\U WrLLI-lh iII^IVJLX. MAY 13, 14, and 15. k L iDE 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. pR . T , GREGORY RATOFF. - ' ' —— Tickets 2s (including tax). ALL OLD BOYS are URGENTLY RE- 2.30 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. RTCRAFT THEATRE. —- THN j ATRE NEWTOWN FRANK MORGAN : J\. QUESTED TO FORWARD REPLIES qjjDE 7.30 p.m. to 10 p.m. THEATRE. QUR . nEWTOWN! ' n . TITTTXTTnTT> A T T7T T?nrVTniXQ BOTH CONCERTS AT THE TO CIRCULARS IMMEDIATELY, as TONIGHT—AT 8-TONIGHT TnvTfHTi * 7<n' TONTOHT! A R.K.O. Picture. . MUlMlt/IrAL EjLjEAj IHJI> O PLUE TRIANGLE HALL, BOULCOTT this will enable the Social Committees to q-LTDE—Learners' Session, 6 p.m.-7 p.n% ■ ■ iUiMUfli. i.to. luiiiunii , J3 STREET finalise their arrangements for the r}TJTYR; NANCY BROWN and No. I—CLARK GAXLE, A Supporting Programme of great LABOUR CAMPAIGN OPENS MONDAY NEXT, 24th INST, at 8 p.m. * Jubilee Functions. GLIDF* Tel 4.1-610. NANCY BROWN JEAN HARLOW, . Interest and' Variety:— AS FOLLOWS:— Tickets Obtainable from Nimmo's, Ltd., Any OH Boy who has not received a GlllD ± ' ' w^^nSX' IO *h* ligir "^ sS_^S™ TRADES HALL, VIVIAN STREET-^ w* StSSS" g■.' ' ixrjU ■ UUI3J-- p.nmii ATTnTfi TtFVTFW Speakers: P. Fraser, M.P.; R. Semple, M.P.; R. McKeen, M.P.: C. H. . l._ .- f ■vr_,. t i. TelanH niH Rnv? nttpndinff it {jUlulj- ;■■■•. ■ . __, In .A terrific drama of life in the Tropic 8 . EEVIEW> Chapman, M.P.; Mrs. S. Snow; Mrs. P. Williams; and Mrs. M. E. 'Oatharn. = iL to thdrld ™nta_e U ?S' imn^di_fely ~ : . . : !^I AiS SS SSS ?JSPSS4?Si-» (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) "" p, ?Tnnv MTRAMAT? PATHfITTPUATT THE SALVATION ARMY to enable necessary arrangements to be ..-..„ «;p P pt at » "MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS." X o_ptttS-TODD COMEDY COMEDY — CAETOON. MIKAMAK L;AI rlULilL' MAliL — . THE SALVATION ARMY made ' BOXING SPECIAL! "MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS.;; £»• i_ M ETRO T ONE S& poattat Speakers: R. Semple, M.P.; J. Tucker. J.P.j C. J. Hay; J. Robertson; Mrs. AEJI\ , made. A. C. PIPER, ' "MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS." Nn'4-FOX AUST NFWS BOOK AT . M. Dean; Mrs. M. Semple; M. Walsh. JUBILEE CONGRESS Secretary, CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST "MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS." No. 4-FOX AUSI. NEWS. BRISTOL AND THEATRE, Tel. 45-100. ■ ' Pj '____, JUBILEE CONGRESS! P.O. Box 07, Oamaru. G r LtT - ccn ■ (Approved'for Universal Exhibition.) tve LUXE THEATRE KARORI COUNCIL CHAMBER— JUBILEE CONGRESS, . / Between. A rousing, rollicking, rapturous riot of U LOWER HUTT. ' TTILBIRNIE KINEMA. Speakers: C. H. Chapman, M.P.; A. Parlane; J. Barras; T. Brindle; JUBILEE CONGRESS, , y'T^flg^Vfe HUGHES and OXLEY, romance end rhythm.' Ao ecstatic delight First for the Best in Sound and Direction, J.C. Williamson Pict. C. L. Hunter. . rpHURSDA.Y APRIL TO JT 1-""*"- iT-HftP^TTTin TOWN HALL, MONDAY NEXT, from start to finish. Entertainment. DIFFERENT AND PDELIGHTFUL! ISLAND BAY— - l MONDAY, MAY L ' t|tj^" ZEALAND ' RAILWAYS. At 7.45. iPmAmSrfmimrs ' TODAY, at 2.30 and 8 p.m. MON., at JANET. CHARLES Speakers: R. McKeeu M.P.; J. H. Collins; A Black J.P.; J. W. Ranson; __ 1V r , Tn ,. WT ANZAC DAY (APRIL 25). SPECIAL AMATEUR ARTCRAFT FEATURETTES. 8 pm GAYNOR and FARRELL Mrs. Chapman; Mrs. Leniston; C. L. Hunter; T. Brindle. VIVIAN STREET CITADEL TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS. T r\rTXTAPTT7<? Box Plan, Telephone 43-968 after 6.30 p.m. _ , . . ' ~ ■ In . MEETINGS. . The usual train services in the Napier, PRELIMUNAKJJi&. He makes you laugh-and sometimes ''TESS OF THE STORM COUNTRY." FOR HONEST SERVICE Wairarapa and Mahawatu areas will be BOX PLAN at Claridge's, Manners Street, ■. makes you wcw-but ALWAYS MAKES Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrellhave (( , rAri , p T A T.^TTT> t»» Thursday, April 27- ■ sllS p ende Pd/ and only the following trains *UA h TPMPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. YOU HAPPY. never been more appealing than they are VOTE LABOUR! Welcome to Delegates. will run:- DAY SALES, Sowman, Lambton Qua>,- ---•^ This Evening, at 8 o'clock. SinrrnvT?'. asthe young lovers inthis exquisite^ F., t j-,^ WELLINGTON dep. 8.55 a.m. and 4.0 an d Avery's Tobacco Store, Riddiford , HAKOLDUOiDin romance. -—- *\' l' p.m. to Otaki, 7.15 p.m. (Limited Ex- Street jfewtown. A mighty Melodrama! "MOVIE CRAZY." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Three Hours of Pra>'er- press), to Auckland. "THE PAINTED DESERT" nnrovePfoJlfnive^fExhibition ) KINEMA FEATURETTES INCLUDE JL Saturday, April 29, 2.30 p.m.- TO WELLINGTON-Palmerston North PRICES: 5s and 2s 6d, plus tax. .' With (Approved toi Unnei.al Lxhibition.) 4 Kewg>rw]a _v aTe logue, and a Special WELL T N GTON JMm, BT-ttiuvfti' ' Old Identities' Reunion. den. 4.57 a.m. (Express), Levin 5 45, _. BILL BOYD, CLARKE GABLE. WEDNESDAY ONLY at 2.30 and 8 p.m. Australian Air Force lulm, Guardians of WJiJ-LaJM^iUiN W^^iZ • ixIULLKNED 3pm _ Taekakariki 6.40 a.m. Palmei-ston ' The wonder Picture of the West' Fishtine "ONCF TN A TTFFTTOF" the Sky." RETURNED SOLDIERSII jMondaj, lUay 1, d p.m N. dep. 6.53 a.m. Limited Express), MARIE MOFFATT, men, daring The most Btupend? "ONCE IN A LIFETIME> Plans in Theatre. Tel. 14-202. SOLDIERS' l[ ' wT!S ASSOCIATION Holiness Convention. Paekakariki 5.33 a.m. MARIE MOFFATT, ous production of the West ever filmed! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ■ TOWN HALL MEETINGS. OT4KI dep. 11.30 a.m. and C.35 p.m.; The Brilliant Young New Zealand Mighty drama! Real thrills! Hollywood torn to shreds in a gale of. . A a^..^^ Saturday '5 30 p m.- Paekakariki 12.20 and 7.22 p.m.; Plim- Pianiste, «S-.!_S*S* asj, p ,__, oAK^SkSW 2450 a™^,™, SACRED^ ONCERT ANZA C NIGHT, !933 f~ m SJ/fa KE£ j A v turette. s—Pathe Audio Remew. 6—Fox PITTS. ' ANNOUNCEMENT! -A 1 J--tl^ JLUWJN MALL, at O p.m. Sunday, April 30, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.— 8.26 p.m. _ , , RECITAL, Australian Newsreel. THURS. AND FBI., at 8 p.m. ' . PROGRAMME KINDLY ARRANGED BY H. TEMPLE WHITE, ESQ. Holiness Convention and Salvation g^^K^h^e requtfed. RECITAL, (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Loaded with excitement and suspense. ■ ■ N kP rs. an,, So|?~(, a), ",?? nS-»£, a HeroI '—Volkmann (Bailey & Ferguson); (b) Largo from , ", * T * tnrn ~v ~„„„,„•„„ See handbill for further particulars. nONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL* B EGAL TH.ATHB. KABOM. ..J?"™ °F ™"f' "J *. H., »W,« mt , -^^S^l^i^^rfe'W^ bS&& V«^ 'c-Si^ ' ' f ÜBL.O TBOST OK^g S B W SDAY CTEnKB " M!IT ' "SfR, k » ts he • ™m;m4 f BSrs^rid J • "■ '-»"d h-fa- •' ssrKK.^s. «__a_«s_i_a sj ___$s_S »w-">"th- m — <*■—- w«_s^is srsss -»■ a i--*. *^—. „„ E-p-M-TJ-N-D L-0-W-E () CHARLIE RUGGLES. . 133 WILLIS STREET Ramsay. 4. 'Cello Solo^a). •'Cantilena"-Goltermann Admission: 4s (reserved), and 2s 3d (in« "Pff AWmi-Tk» S«n» . Behind the blinds of respectability moved ■ 133 WILLIS STREET \anGocns (Besmelle), Mr. Claude Tanner. 5. Mezzo-soprano Solo-"Agnus Dei"- Hall. Hear 400 Children's Silvery the undermentioned estates are required eluding tax). (Woved for Universal Exhibition) ' love- 3 pal °usy, revelry, and greed. fclos6 to p e rrett's Corner) £v < n,lf 'i r » wlly AtJs««on (with piano organ, and violin). 6. Baritone V, oi,ccs a"d s«c supporting items, in- t lodge sucn c i aims in duplicate at the Seats may be reserved at the Bristol. «ffS* Box P^at-^Pan^ounge or p^^^^Boosey), -• Ken Mac.^i^ , = , c.uding^ „ Action: ERNEST DAWSON. • £^d^r S^-SSJS3 B RO°KLY|oVirHT > S PICTUEES- SpedaliSi"g KebloCki- and R-"- Viotiri-Rta^^^sS Admis.oft^.^esTL. ff^^JZ !S S^^ "ne Tti THE GLYDE SCHO OL , (HI world from destruction by the dreaded £> 10MGHT at 8. ditioning Men's Hats, and Remodelling -Leo Tide Mauny. 9. Soprano,Solc-"Shadow Song" (Dinorah) Meyerbeer (Booseyj'Miss Book at Finance Department, N.H.Q., of deatli of the deceased. Any claim IHL1 HL COACHING LTD . EXTRA CINESOUN^D REVIEW. AORMA SHLARER Hate .^ fHe^^a'daLXjK'ikuS^^ff 204 Cuba Street. t lodg ed by the date named i..liable Sho Typewr iting. Bookkeepinj. The Southern Cross camera tells the story ROBERT MONTGOMERY . mnimMnnrrq a Mr" laude Tahner" ' "God K$ J^S^^itt^&nTfaw ~' to exclusion. Mercantile Arithmetic Journalism. of the Tasman crossing. m A range of TRIMMED MODELS made . p. , . ~ , , , fe, _~,%,. „ c -^veiyn ue luauny. ESTATES. Coaching for Proficiency. rTIpiTOL THEATRE MmAMAR "^™ LIVES." on the premises to select from. PRICES ■ COLLECTION TO^vTrDS UPKEEP lS^^SSm% m™ WELLINGTON SOUTH FREE Fife Je SS i e , ate of Wellington, widow, T he Quickest anY Be^E.uipp^d School. C AP1 T TONIGHT TONIGHT (Recommend^ l^Ceiisor for Adult FR()M . . COLLECTION JQWABpa UPKEEP OF THE SOLDIERS CEMETERY. KINDERGARTEN. Hal^eH^Sa, late of Wcl.iugton, ™ "SALOMY JANE." "SALOMY JANE." Excellent supports. . ' ' , TT _ VnrVT _ T nrrr "' ■ EXHIBITION OF ETCHINGS. „ 7 ld("V' die r d of 7/i/,?!; uto of Wolline- The filvo- l'rite Seh°ol for B°ys- Times "SALOMY JANE." "SALOMY JANE." KHWDILLAH TOWN HALL AUTUMN FLOWER SHOW. A BRIDGE PVRTY Healy, Margaret Anne, kte of Wellin_- a _ d to it , A gripping and colourful romance, in- 1 : CT. THOMAS'S HALL, NEWTOWN, A In aid of " E VENING POST" BUILDING, fourth ' A*t+ tensely exciting, full of action. A won- V INOGRADOFP' A B MOORES & WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, THE MOTHERS' HELPERS, floor. Open FRIDAY, APRIL 21, at K°b t ™'etired drainlayer, died 20/3/33. an f s m£aus e otta& fs so much nma d«fal cast.- - V INOGRADOFF> A B MOOKtS, 3to 10 p.m. ATnT^v^i^ the 8 P"m- Daily 10 a" m- to 6 P"m- tiH May ThorPe' Y illianJ J°^' J*£ ,$> Q WellinS" SactS M^ SS^St BtoS? CHARLES FARRELL t the famous .Russian Piani st STP "T! 77 ', Flowers, Vegetables, Pot Plants. ON FRIDAY iuY^af2 30 Bm"' 5" Admi6Si°D: Adults I S , children 6d. ton, shoem^, d.d 19/4/33. "Si fthJJS:. . JOAN BENNETT hy D Effi_ Vt°ttv are _^ ISSU'ta S Pecial Sections for Ladies and Children. For particulars rinT P 1° a!d of Kindergarten Funds. SMTt Public Trustee. Miss Lavington-Glyde L.S.W. (Vie). . ..AdiSL^S^^ 8 Kllsl^^ S£&fflßS*JUr' W1S«&- »B^?»ir«S-«i Box Plan at Theatre or Tel. 16-545. railway sign).