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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 120, 24 May 1933, Page 2

SCREENING TONIGHT, and FINALLY TOMORROW! All the Famous Stars of Radio Land in a BRIGHT, NEW MUSICAL ROMANCE"THE BIG BROADCAST." (A Paramount Picture.) (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) FEATURETTES include: " SPOUTING DOGS IX ACTION "-Canine Thrills.! i THE REGENT (Direction: J. G. WiJliainson Picture Corp, Ltd.) SESSIONS—II a.m., 2.13 and 8 p.m. SESSIONS—II a.m., 2.15 and S p.m. ANNOUNCING AN EVENT OF IMPORTANCE! FRIDAY NEXT! FRIDAY NEXT! THE SUPREME ARTIST OF THE SCREEN, GEORGE ARLISS GEORGE ARLISS | I Brings His Finest Interpretation in. 1 "A 1* SUCCESSFUL CALAMITY" (Warner Bros. Production.) (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A picture with a rare human touch!- Tender with sentiment! Rich with humour! The Incomparable ARLISS in His Greatest Achievement! RESERVATIONS AT BRISTOL AND THEATRE (TELEPHONE 44-144), " MOVIE BALL "—TOWN HALL, JUNE 22. GRAND OPERA HOUSE aS^S. LAST TWO DAYS OF THIS SPARKLING BRITISH COMEDY. "MONEY MEANS NOTHING" (Approveu lor Universal Exhibition.) With JOHN LODER, IRENE RICHARDS, and DOROTHY ROBINSON. The, picture abounds with screamingly funny situations, including the dilemma of an Earl finding himself without a pouny, while on the other hand his Butler finds i himself in possession of millions. COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT—FOR 3 DAYS ONLY. "MAN WANTED" Starring the Most Ravishing Beauty on the Screen, ••■!■ ■, . I •! KAY FRANCIS. I An entertaining comedy-drama from the remarkable story by Robert Lord. The thrills and scandals of the reckless rich. . . . The story of a tired business woman and her secret diversions. (Recommended for Adults.) PLANS AT BRISTOL AND BERKELEY. (THEATRE TELEPHONE 51-811.) " MOVIE BALL "-TOWN HALL, JUNE 22. $& ANNUAL BOOK SALE BUST YOUR WINTER READING NOW AT .VERY SPECIAL PRICES. BIG BARGAINS IN NOVELS. 1 A SPLENDID 1/- TABLE. BOOKS OF TRAVEL AND BIOGRAPHY AT SOCIAL SALE PRICES. CHILDREN'S ■ STORY BOOKS AND PICTURE BOOKS AT BIG DISCOUNTS. BIBLES, PRAYER AND HYMNS, THEOLOGY ALL HEAVILY DISCOUNTED. In fad,' the While of Our SPLENDID STOCK OF BOOKS and STATIONERY AT BIG REDUCTIONS. SOUTHS BOOK DEPOT LTD. I , I (Late N.Z. Book Depot)," # 21 WILLIS STREET (Opposite Grand Hotel). FRIDAY'S JEWELLERY BARGAINS THESE GOODS ARE SPECIALLY PRICED FOR FRIDAY SHOPPERS. EVERY ARTICLE IS GUARANTEED. SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR THESE WONDERFUL BARGAINS FRIDAY 9 a.m. FRIDAY White and Gold Cups and /Saucers—ln 2 shapes. Usually 1/0 each. Friday's Price 3d KP.N.S. Cake Basket—Heavy quality. Usually 29/6. Friday's Price 8/6 3-piece E.P.N.S. Tea Set—On Tiay. Usually £4/10/-. Friday's Price 29/6 Crystal Whisky Decanter—Heavy quality. Usually 35/-. Friday's Price, 3/llock Crystal Necklet and Earring Sets—Usually 18/0. Friday's Price' 4/G Gents' Chromium Moving Dial Wrist Watches—Usually 58/6. Friday's Price 32/0 Gents' Pocket Watches—s years' guinarntee. Usually 13/-. ' Friday's Price 6/11 China Cake Baskets—With Fancy Plaited Handles. 17/6. t'riday's Price 2/6 Ladies' Chromium Wriatlct Watches—Usually 30/-. Friday's Price 12/6 Westminster Chiming Clock —British make. £10/10/-. Friday's Price 93X* 14-day Striking Clocks—Usually £3/10/-. Friday's Price1 49/6 Alarm Clocks—Guaranteed 5 years. Usually 10/6. Friday's Price 5/111 300 Coloured Necklets— ' n s To Clear at 3d each I l&-dozcn Bison's Teaspoons— . ' 2/11 CARLTON JEWELLERS (Late BEAVER & CO.),1 274 LAMBT6N QUAY and 44 WILLIS STREET (Nest Hannah's Boot Shop) (Next Carl'ton Hotel) ] BETTER SUITS AT LOWER PRICES MEN'S ALL-WOOL KAIAPOI SUITS ... J.;'.... 57/6 , Excellently tailored, in latest patterns and allsizes. . ' I MEN'S BROWN THORNPROOF SUITS '45/. i MEN'S NAVY SERGE SUITS 65/- i Made in New Zealand by the Kaiapoi Mills from a 17oz Indigo ' Serge that is Unbeatable Value. ■ ! ; ONLY AT . • ' ! ' . - j BRAILSFORD'S, ' j Cpp. FORD BUILDING—I2O COURTENAY PLACE.

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