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Direction: J. O. Williamson PPP PV T Sessions Daily at Picture Corp., Ltd. A L U Cj IS 1 \\ a.m.. 2.15 and 8 p.m. LAST THREE DAYS OF THIS SPARKLING BRITISH COMEDY— "LORD OF THE MANOR" (A Paramount British Production1 With (Approved for Universal Exhibition) FREDERICK KERR and BETTY STOCKFELD A story full of action, laughter, and romance, amid the-charm and sweetness of an old.English Manor House. Unique Added Stage Novelty (Evenings OnIy)—RUTH HAY AND GIRLS present " 1934 FIGURE MOULDING." A Fascinating Exposition of Modern Physical Culture. FRIDAY NEXT! A LIFETIME THRILL!' Cinesound's action-packed romance of the great open spaces. Introducing BEAUTIFUL JOCELYN HOWARTH as "THE SQUATTER'S DAUGHTER" (By arr. with British Empire Films.) (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A thrilling picturisation of love and adventure on a great Australian sheep station. BOOK IMMEDIATELY! Plans open at D.I.C. and Theatre. (Telephone 44-144.) GRAND OPERA HOUSE , i S*?^. LAST 3 DAYS—GEORGE ARLISS-LAST 3 NIGHTS IN THE FINEST CHARACTERISATION OF HIS SPLENDID CAREER- " THE WORKING MAN" (A Warner Bros. Picture) With BETTE DAVIS (Approved for Universal Exhibition) FRIDAY NEXT! TWO SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS! FRIDAY NEXT! Ist— "THE CRIME AT BLOSSOMS" A mystery from a new angle, brilliantly produced and acted by leading English artists. 2nd— "HELLO EVERYBODY" Hear the golden voice 01 Kate Smith in new magic melodies in this happy production. BOOK AT D.I.C. OR THEATRE (Tel, 51-814). PRICES FROM 1/-. Children Half. IF YOU WANTED TO SELL SOMETHING— TP you had a,bouse, a chair, or a used car to sell, you would not go around buttonholing strangers to tell your story. Sou wculd want to tell the whole town about it, because there is certainly someone somewhere who it interested in soar proposition and willing to Buy if be knew of it. That is why we have CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMNS-«o you can tell your story to every interested prospect at the smallest cost, USE OUR CLASSIFIED COLUMNS. FIRS'I IN CLASSIFIED AUVU'S THE "EVENING POST" FlHST^circulation FIRST tN RESULTS

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