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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 107, 2 November 1933, Page 2

Final Presentation Tonight. -— "TOMORROW AT SEVEN" Engrossing Mystery and Comedy. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ST. JAMES. ' Twice Daily: T. JAMES. At 2.15 . ST. JAMES and 8 p.m. (Dir. —Sir Benjamin and John Fuller.) - — COMING TOMORROW — The feature that has had all London raving for months! ANN HARDING—WILLIAM POWELI ANN HARDING—WILLIAM POWELL ANN HARDING—WILLIAM POWELL ANN HARDING—WILLIAM POWELL ANN HARDING—WILLIAM POWELL ANN HARDING—WILLIAM POWELL Together for the first time—and proving the "perfect pair" for this kind of sparkling entertainment. " DOUBLE HARNESS." " DOUBLE HARNESS." "DOUBLE HARNESS." "DOUBLE HARNESS." "DOUBLE HARNESS."- ---" DOUBLE HARNESS." " DOUBLE HARNESS." "DOUBLE HARNESS." BRILLIANT, MODERN COMEDYDRAMA THAT EVERYONE WILL •'• -v " ENTHUSE OVER. He wanted romance . . . but not marriage. . . . She determined to trick him into both .',. . and then "Double Harness" brought them more complications and amusement than they bargained for!! (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) TO BRIDGE PLAYERS. TO BRIDGE PLAYERS. Every Bridge Player in Wellington will jump at the opportunity of seeing our special and exclusive series •of Short Features, in which ELY: CULBERTSON, ELY CULBERTSON, ELY'CULBE&TSON, UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED MASTER OF CONTRACT, Demonstrates his methods of calling, play, etc. Millions have read his book and articles —but nothing could be so intriguing and effective as SEEING HIM PLAY-IN PERSON. Each featurette is so novelly arranged as to interest and entertain players and non-players alike. Box Plans at D.I.C. or Theatre (54775) after 5 p.m. MAJESTIC. 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., A JESTIC. 8 p.m. MAJESTIC. Sparkling with gay tunes and full of laughs, comedy, drama, and general entertainment. "LADIES MUST LOVE." "LADIES MUST LOVE." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) With . JUNE KNIGHT NEIL HAMILTON EXCEPTIONAL FEATURETTES. — TOMORROW — ■•■ TO OUR PATRONS:— Frequently you demand a complete change in Cinema fare. "Stranger's Return" is an honest, human-like production that will provide it. . There is nothing overwhelming, nothing blatantly pretentious about it. It is a simple tale of simple people, clean, wholesome, and refreshing—presented by a great cast, and will satisfy you all. LIONEL BARRYMORE LIONEL BARRYMORE LIONEL BARRYMORE ■ . : — And — ' . MIRIAM HOPKINS • .MIRIAM HOPKINS MIRIAM HOPKINS ' _' j n ... ■ " THE .STRANGER'S RETURN.". "THE STRANGER'S RETURN." "THE STRANGER'S RETURN." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) NOTHING QUITE SO HUMAN AND APPEALING HAS BEEN SEEN FOR A LONG TIME ! HONEST SIMPLICITY ! WHOLESOME ROMANCE ! PERFECT ACTING ! A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Production — With — PRA3STCHOT TONE, ■ -STUART ERWIN. Box Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (45-100). "■RACK-TO-CHILDHOOD" BALL, "■°ACK-TO-CHILDHOOD" BALL, TOWN HALL TOMORROW (FRIDAY) TOWN HALL NIGHT. TOWN HALL SPECIAL NOTE.—PatTOWN HALL rons are assured that notTOWN HALL withstanding the unpreTOWN HALL cedented demand, ' free TOWN HALL taxi transport to -and from TOWN HALL Town Hall will be arTOWN HALL ranged for all 3s 6d ticket TOWN HALL orders received on Tel. TOWN.HALL 55-100 before 3 p.m. toTOWN HALL morrow. TOMORROW TICKET PRICES: ■ TOMORROW Admission to Ball and TOMORROW ~ .; ' Supper, 2s 6d. TOMORROW 3s fld includes admission to TOMORROW Ball' and Supper, also -Free TOMORROW Taxi Transport to and TOMORROW from Town Hall. TOMORROW Spectators' Tickets Is. TOMORROW (At door.) TOMORROW Tickets obtainable Lamb: TOMORROW ton Railway Booking TOMORROW Office. Tramways and ElecTOMORROW tricity Offices, and WelTOMORROW lington Gas Co. rpOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER, X WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, At 8 p.m.-. FIRST CONCERT ~or 2ZW BROADCAST CHOIR (Conductor: Thomas Wood, L.A.8.) and Assisting Artists. Proceeds in aid of the Red Cross Society. One Price—ls 6d. Reserved,. Is 7d. .Tickets and Box Plan at Nimmo's, 89 Willis Street. ' ARMISTICE NIGHT. TDETURNED SOLDIERS' CONCERT. • TOWN HALL. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11. A GREAT DIGGER CONCERT. POPULAR PRICES: 3s, 2s, Is. RESERVES AT D.I.C. IN AID OF" CITY MISSION. A JUMBLE SALE will be held in the -"■ W.C.T.U. ROOMS, Constable Street, TOMORROW (FRIDAY), NOV. 3. ' PUNCH AND JUDY SHOW WANTED. A PROVINCIAL Resident requires a -**• good Punch and Judy Show from December 11 to 23, inclusive. Write stating terms, to , SHOW, C/o The Goldberg Advertising Agency, Limited, A.M.P. Building, Customhouse Quay, Wellington. JULES RACINE ET C.IB Cognac. Guaranteed equal to any three-star brandy on the market.' Quarts 13s, Pints 7a. Grand Hotel Supply Store.