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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 123, 27 May 1933, Page 2

WRBB AVRBB T)E LUXE THEATRE.' WRBB XJ-& LUXE THEATRE. WRBB WRBB (The Theatre is comfortably WRBB heated.) WRBB WRBB TOMORROW (SUNDAY), WRBB EVENING. WRBB WRBB THE BAND OF THE Ist WRBB BATTALION, THE WELLINGWRBB TON REGIMENT. WRBB AVKBB (By Kind Permission of the WRBB Commanding Officer). WKBB ■ ■ WRBB Presents another Popular Recital WRBB with VERY SPECIAL ATTRACWRBB TIONS. WRBB SUCCESS : WRBB . FOLLOWS .WRBB SUCCESS WRBB The Theatre was again filled WRBB with an appreciative audience at WRBB our Recital on May 1-1. WRBB By courtesy of Ke'inbail WRBB Theatres,. ' Ltd., arrangements AVRBB have been made for the appearWRBB ance Tomorrow Night of AVRBB PAUL T. CULLEN, WRBB PAUL T. CULLEN, WRBB THE BRILLIANT VOCALISTAVRBB ORGANIST, who is having a WRBB wonderful reception front large WRBB audiences at the De Lusc Theatre WRBB every week night. WRBB lie will feature several of his WRBB particular succcst.es:— WRBB "When Paul Sits at the, WurWRBB litzer." WRBB And starts to sing and play, WRBB He makes your heart feel young WRBB • again, WRBB He drives out sorrow, grief, and WRBB pain— WRBB Depression flics away." AVRBB You will get a. BIG THRILL WRBB when you hear the WRBB GREAT WURLIT2ER WRBB with. AVRBB THE BAND. AVRBB Mr. Cnllen will co-operate with AVRBB the band in "A Sailors MemorAA 7RBB ies," a medley of popular nautical AVRBB airs. AVRBB AVRBB No matter .what the cost, it is WRBB intended to provide patrons with WRBB the. best, talent from near and AVRBB far. Taking advantage of! the AVRBB presence in Welli'nstton, on a AVRBB short visit, of MISS JULIE WRBB RUSSELL, a prominent perWRBB former from the other side, the AVRBB Management has secured the ser-; AVRBB vices of this "YVRTtTt ■ i AA'RBB AUSTRALIAN ARTIST AVRBB AUSTRALIAN ARTIST WRBB Her voice is one of remarkable AVRBB power and purity. WRBB AVRBB JULIE RUSSELL WRBB ; JULIE RUSSELL AVRBB was a protegee of the late Dame AVRBB Melba, and Dramatic Soprano AVRBB . with the J, C. Williamson ImperAVRBB ial Opera Co. AVRBB AVRBB LITTLE MAY HYAM, AVRBB LITTLE MAY HYAM. AVRBB the juvenile VOCALIST-VIOLIN-AVRBB IST, dainty aud demure, in some AVRBB of the latest popular numbers. AVRBB EDWIN DENNIS, AVRBB EDWIN DENNIS. AVRBB has filled engagements'with leadAVRBB inp; Musical Societies in various AVRBB cities. He sings what people AA rRBB like in the way they like. AVRBB AVRBB THE SCOTCH AVRBB THE SCOTCH and WRBB LANCASHIRE LADS, AVRBB A Surprising NOVELTY. AVRBB .„ , AVRBB The Band will play:— AVRBB Hymn "Diadem.;' AA 7RBB Selection "Golden Valley. WRBB Descriptive "A Sailor's Memories" WRBB (with Wurlitzer Organ). WRBB March "Kuellar Hall." WRBB March .. "Canterbury Engineers'' WRBB March' .. "Wellington; Regiment"' WRBB "God Save the King." AA*RI!B Accompanist—Dorothy Spinks. AA rRBB For the benefit of early arrivals WRBB at the' Theatre, a eelectiou of AVRBB records will be given, by courtesy WRBB of Ivemball Theatres, Ltd., ppr AA 7RBB medium of the De Luxe AmpliAVRBB fier. AVRBB •ATEAV ZEALAND ACADEMY OF i> FINE ARTS. AUTUMN EXHIBITION Now open daily in the ART GALLERY, AVhitmore Street. Hours: 10 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Admission, Is. Art Union Tickets Is. Season Tickets 2s Cd. E. D. GORE, Secretary. NGAIO FREE KINDERGARTEN. BAZAAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, TOWN HALL. NGAIO. 'Opened at 2.30 p.m. by Mrs. R. A. Wright. Needlework, Cakes. Sweets. Surprise Packets, Plants and Books, Produce and Savouries. Attractions: Lucky Baby. Show, Cooking Competitions. Afternoon Tea, fld.