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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 105, 6 May 1933, Page 2

THE REGENT (Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd.) SESSIONS DAILY—II a.m., 2.15 and 8 p.m. . ■ Who is it makes strong women weak and weak women strong? CLARK GABLE AS YOU DESIRE HIM-FILMDOM'S MOST FAMOUS LOVER, With Two Glamorous Blondes, CAROLE LOMBARD—DOROTHY MACKAIL, In Paramount s "NO MAIS OF HER OWN" (Recommended by Censor toi Adults.) (lABLE—TIia Adonis of the Screen—ln a Flaming Romance of Today that Thrills! FEATURETTES INCLUDE:—Regent News Service, Mickey Mouse, etc. BOX PLANS OPEN AT THEATRE (TELEPHONE 41-141.) CHILDREN! SPECIAL SESSION EVERY MORNING, at II o'clock! J. M. BARRIES "PETER PAN." (A Paramount Picture.) (Recommended i'or Universal Exhibition.) A DELIGHTFUL KIDDIES' TREAT! GRAND OPERA HOUSE AN OUTSTANDING BRITISH COMEDY StavriujT the Ace of British Funsters, SYDNEY HOWARD, "UP FOR 'THE CUP" A positive riot from beginning to end. The story of the adventures and misadventures that beset Sydney Howard as the Yorkshireman who travelled to London to see the Football Final. . . . Follow this delightful comedian through a whirl of gaiety, fun, and excitement. ON THE STAGE-TRANSFERRED FROM THE REGENT- " THE ROLAND SEXTETTE/ IN A BRILLIANT MUSICAL PRESENTATION. ADDITIONAL AT DAILY MATINEES: "MICKEY MOUSE JREVUE." BOX PLANS AT BRISTOL AND BERKELEY. THEATRE TELEPHONE 51-814. RUGBY THRILL OF 1933! PONEKE FOOTBALL CLUB'S JUBILEE BALL i i TOWN HALL i i WEDNESDAY MAY 10 WEDNESDAY : DANCING FROM 8 to I, " DOUBLE TICKETS 12/6, SINGLE LADY'S 5/6, SINGLE GENT'S 7/-, GALLERY SEATS 1/-. : i GOOD NEWS FOR WOMEN ACCUSTOMED TO WEARING GOOD SHOES! ■ . I REES-JONES' GREAT SHOE SALE WHEN YOU BUY A BEES-JONES. SHOE YOU BUY QUALITY—NO MATTER HOW LOW THE PRICE. WOMEN'S WHITE SATIN EVENING SHOES—Some are Bostock and Clark's, but they are all good and smart. TO CLEAR THIS LINE C/T1 Per Pair BOSTOCK'S TIE SHOES—With smart Spanish heels, in green, red, and brown clace kid. The best quality shoes. These are now oddments, and were 49/6 pair. TO CLEAR THE BALANCE j[9/g Per pair WOMEN'S PATENT TIE SHOES—Spanish heels, round toes, afmost every size represented. TO CLEAR THIS LOT 1 5/g Per Pail' WOMEN'S GLACE KID COURT SHOES—Cuban heels, splendid wearing shoes; very smart styles. TO CLEAR THIS LOT j[4/g Per pair WOMEN'S PATENT LEATHER AND GLACE KID STRAP SHOES-With medium leather heels; good-wearing shoes. TO CLEAR THE BALANCE 1 QVfJ Per pair CROCKETT & JONES* SCOTCH BROGUE SHOES—In patent leather, with real lizard trim, welted soles; leather Cuban heels.. These were 65/- pair. .' ■ • TO CLEAR THE BALANCE 29/6 per pair CROCKETT & JONES' ODDMENTS—In black glace and patent leather shoes; mostly wide fittings. ALL TO BE SOLD AT 29/6 per pair THE REES- JONES SHOE CO., LTD., Corner GREY STREET and LAMBTON QUAY. TAX ON SALES. TJETURN FORMS ARE OBTAINABLE AT THE PUBLIC OFFICE OF THE ■** ■ ■ • ■ "EVENING POST." RETURN FORMS, Nos. 3 & 4: PACKETS 100's.. .. .. 12/6 ■■50JS ..: :.. . ;.. 7/6 ly &d S . • :• •: ■"..■'? ;• • *J/ "■ SINGLE COPY .. .. .. 3d. ALL OTHER FORMS: Packets 100's, 7/6; 50's, 5/-; 25's, 2/6. Single Copy, 2d. SPECIAL QUOTATIONS FOR LARGER QUANTITIES. MAIL ORDERS, ACCOMPANIED BY POSTAL NOTES, WJLL KEOEIVJS PROMPT ATTENTION.

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