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Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 47, 24 February 1934, Page 4

REGENT— ——— NOW SHOWING Dir.—J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. Sessions Daily at 11 a.m., 2.15, and 8 p.m A DASHING MUSICAL COMEDY OF THE GAY NINETIES! •With a Cast of Famous British Stage Stars. LONDON FILMS PRESENT— .; ' "THE GIRL FROM MAXIMS" (United Artists Picture) ; With (Recommended by Censor for Adults' LESLIE,HENSON—FRANCES DAY GEORGE GROSSMITH-LADY TREE—STANLEY HOLLOWAY. OLD FAVOURITE SONGS: . WILD CHORUSES! NOVEL DANCES Boisterous, Farcical Coniedy, with Music and a Story that blooms gaily in th< : . tascinatmg and lively atmosphere,of the Gay Nineties. A SHEER JOY FROM START TO FINISH! EXCEPTIONAL FEATURETTES include: Regent News Service-Disney's Mickej Mouse in Puppy Love"—"Mystery Ship," amazing wireless wonder!. RESERVE AT THEATRE (TELEPHONE. 44-144). GRAND OPERA . HOUSE if^XS THE WOLF OF WALL STREET PROWLS AGAIN! GEORGE BANCROFT . In a,"Thunderbolt" of Mighty Drama— "BLOOD MONEY" "BI<OOD MONEY' 3 (United Artists Picture.) ■ (Recommended Adult Audiences.) Every- dollar_he ever made was'wrung from somebody's heartj-A terrific, smashing indictment of modern graft-that enmeshes the high and the low, the weak and the " ' strong in its all-powerful tentacles. , EXCELLENT SUPPORTS include: N.Z Scenic—D.F.A Gem. "Radio Melodies"- - Mickey Mouse Cartoon—Newsreel, etc. BOOK AT THEATRE (TELEPHONE 51-814). PRICES FROM.I/-. , IN AIP OF WELLINGTON CITY MISSION REV FIELDEN TAYLOR ' PRESENTS A GIPSY ENCAMPMENT t-S^I1 n F-,4S EMIS^ GIVING PICTURES, SONGS, DANCES, HUMOUR ™EEE CAMPFIRES WITH GIPSYS GIVING DIFFERENT ENTERTAINiIENTS AT EACH. ALL LEND A COLOURFUL ATMOSPHERE TO GAY AND HAPPY - SURROUNDINGS. ■ DON'T FAIL TO BE THERE! -DON'T.FAIL TO BE.THERE! ' * BRIDGE TOURNAMENTS On MARCH 6 and 8, at 2.30 p.m. - ! BABY SHOW i - ' ' . On MARCH T, at 2.30 p.m. . " ADMISSION'I/-....SEASON TICKET (7 Performances), 2/6.' V ' ; MRS. K. TOVEY, Hon. Secretary. BOXING! TOWN HALL BOXING! MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, at 8 p.m. . SEETHE AUSTRALIAN "WIZARD IN DEFENCE," JACK FITZGERALD '.' IN■ A ' 10-KOUND CONTEST WITH TED ; OXLEY (N.Z. Lightweight Champion) WITH SUPPORTING PROGRAMME OF AMATEUR PRELIMINARIES. Tob^^o^^ioriS^ PRICES 4/6 and 2/6 (including tax). Ladies 2/6 on Night of Contest. Boys 1/- to Back Stalls on Night of Contest. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! ; END CO'tfNS, CALLOUSES, BUNIONS, TIRED ' - | FEET,-, WEAK ARCHES, ETC. NOW! [ JJINDER'S -RENOWNED ' ALL-BRITISH FOOT-RELIEF PRE W ~ PAEAT IOXS are novr raaile available to the people of Wellington by the opening of a NEW DEPOT,by MISS llVfTlp7»V qualified CHIROPODIST and FOOT SPECIALIST ' *" FREE ADVICE ON ALL FOOT TROUBLES. MISS MAE CLARK, " ' ' .- 116 WILLIS STREET ' | (Between Majestic and St. George). -'-'.',■?

J)E -LUXE , THEATRE, •VK 'LUXE t THEATRE! Lower Hutt TONIGHT \ MONDAY, at 8 p.m.: A Brilliant Comedy Drama that will brine you a feast of happiness laughter, and , gaiety— "DINNER AT EIGHT." (Recommended "by the Censor for Adults.) Starring Marie Diessler. Jean Harlow Uallace Beery, John and Lionel Bairvmore, Lee Tracy, Edmund Lowe, Billie iiurke, h.aren Morley, and Madge Evans 1.-GREATSTAR;s^A DRAMA OF; TUES, at 8 p.m.; WED., at 2.30 & 8 p.m.: \ A modern story seething with action— " MR. ROBINSON CRUSOE." (Approved for Universal Exhibition )' With DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS at his best More drama—moie thulls-moie comedy than anything he's been in befoie. THURSDAYS FRIDAY, at 8 p.m.: < The scintillating star of "Mv Wife's - Family»_GENE GERRARD, ■ Hack again in the screen story of P G N odehousc's "Lea\-e it to Psmith," ' "Lea%t; it to me." (Approved for Universal Exhibition ) With Molly Lamont, Gus McNaughton and George Gee. Box Plans at "Peter Pan" Lounge, or Telephone Theatre, 63-431. ' PUBLIC SERVICE SPORTS. ] SWIMMING TOURNAMENT, SWIMMING TOURNAMENT, 'PHORNDON BATHS xHORNDON BATHS, , WEDNESDAY NEXT, WEDNESDAY NEXT, Commencing 7.45 p.m. NEARLY 300 COMPETITORS. NOVELTY RACES, RELAY RACES DIVING, INTER-CLUB EVENTS. A Great Night's Entertainment. " ■ W. A. JAMESON, Hon. Secretary. "LIF.E IN THE RED ARMY." Speaker: MAX RISKE, M.A., elected dele- ( gSte to the Soviet Union. TIRADES HALL, 8 p.m., SUNDAY. - 1- Hear about the First Workers' Army. : Remember: Combined F.S.U. Picnic. Hutt ' Park, TOMORROW: Bus leavesHotel Cecil 9.30 a.m. All friends in- • vited. Fares: Is 6d return. . j I "VTEW shipment of Latest Frigidaire has •** arrived; call and see it; yon will be surprised. John Chambers and Son, Ltd., i Jerroiß .Quay,