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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 19, 22 July 1933, Page 2

M'SIEU BABY CAPTIVATES WELLINGTON! ' BABY LEiIOY Hollywood's Biggest Little Star—and MAURICE, the inimitable, receive a rapturous reception. PLAYING AT THE REGENT ; Direction: J. C. Williamson Pict. Corp., Ltd. Sessions Daily—ll a.m., 2.15 and 8 p.m. ; The Screen's Most Irresistible Personality at His Best! MAURICE CHEVALIER '< MAURICE CHEVALIER Singing Four New Captivating Song Hits in " A BEDTIME STORY" With HELEN TWELVETREES, EDWARD EVERETT HORTON, ADRIENNE AMES. BABY LEROY. A new kind ol romance—sparkling with mischief and melody—brimming with delicious humour and beauty! ' (A Paramount Picture.) ' (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) REGENT EXCEPTIONAL FEATURETTES. i RESERVE NOW AT THE THEATRE (TELEPHONE 44-144). GRAND OPERA HOUSE i ww?J??Ji THRILLS! EXCITEMENT! ACTION! GEORGE RAFT—NANCY CARROLL ' . "UNDER COVER MAN" ' Smooth as steel and just as hard . . . daring death in a dangerous game of wits against the underworld. . . . 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Now meet SATURDAY NEXT, JULY 29, <mmA coatf* 8 p' m< (OrgaQ Recital 7-45)' MISS SHIELA COATE&, HUMOUR AND BURLESQUE MISS MIRIAMA HEEETA, By the Wellington Operatic Society, also •.,-,<■,„ itat-ct T,r -r.TT-nTv<r Ray Kemp-and1 Will Jameson in Amusing MISS MARY McEVEDY, Items ■ ■ ; MISS VALERIE TURNER, ' .g^^™, Queeus Represents cSn¥h^ D ' Sports, House, .transport, and Spectacular Display of Gymnastics and Mission. Acrobatics by the V.M.C.A. • Excellent Concert Programme by Winners •.,,-, o£ 1033 Inter-8.0. Competitions, inWho will you make eluding Miss Edna Parton, Miss Beryl ..^-n-,,.,,,, - Tnriks, Miss A.Lawson,Miss J. Myers, QUEEN OF THE I AIR? Miss P. Janes, Mr. H. Mathew, Mr! lv. Cheyne, Brooklyn: Bapt. Ladies' '■ ■' •• Quintet,. Taranaki Street Meth. B.C. — ———- : —; ; —; — ' Choir. •'SUMMER CRUISES, 1933-31 Mr. Graham Ayson .... Violinist. Mr. Clement Howe ou the Grand Organ. PRELIMINARY- ANNOUNCEMENT.; Admission ls . 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GLIDE New Zealand's foremost Comedy npHE 70th Anniversary of the above GLIDE Pianist, in Humorous Items at -*- School will be celebrated in Dune- GLIDE the Piano, din on THURSDAY AND FRDDAY, GLIDE v ■ . AUGUST 3 and 4, 1033, aa follows:- GLIDE A. TUBERT, Manager THURSDAY-9 a.m., Parade, Roll Call; GLIDE Telephone 41-601. 2.30 p.m., Reunion Garden Party; 7 ■ ~ ~~ p.m., Dinner. : FRIDAY—2.3O p.m., Entertainment for NO s Visitors; 8.30 p.m., Ball. NO Comprehensive subscription, 17s 6d. The .„„_.,„„ rp R4TV Tn-vrn-o-Drtw Secretary will be pleased to receive early ?&|Ef!f& ?5 AJS ?rS?KSS2^replies from Old Boys regarding free bil- M\STERY TRAIN XOMORROW. CtlDg' j a. SMITH, QWING to the imfavourable weather, Hon. 'Secretary' the Tramping Train adverP O Bos- 305, Dunediu tised for Tom°rrow (Sunday) is Postponed to the following Sunday (July 30). ' ■ PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. 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