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Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 111, 12 May 1934, Page 4

A WONDERFUL SHOW PROM START TO FINISH! 'marvellous stage and screen entertainment at the Direction J. C. Williamson t? I? /^ p VI m rHJiIL'K IJAII VPicture Corp.. Ltd. Kfc(* LN I „ Y p. m . ON THE STAGE 2.15 and 8 p.m. ONLY. Back from Their Triumphant World Tour, TOM KATZ and his SAXOPHONE BAND THE LIMIT OF SAXOPHONIC SYNCOPATION! ON THE SCREEN YOU ARE INVITED TO"MEET MY SISTER" (British International Attraction) With (Recommended by Censor for \dults) CONSTANCE SHOTTER JIMMY GODDEN CLIFFORD MOLLISON. A Snappy Farce with a Delightfully Daring Dash of Scandal! (liospectmg), Let sGo Ski-ing," News Service, "Just Dogs" (Disney Silly Symphony) BOX PLANS D.I.C. AND THEATRE (TELEPHONE 44-144). GRAND OPERA HOUSE 225^2 [ A Now Story of the Colourful West—Rich in Originality and Invested with [ Unusual Force. GEORGE O'BRIEN—IRENE BENTLEY ; "FRONTIER 1" MARSHAL" Sldi e uy i-'i l6 Wltb V le giri he loved» he fought against lawlessness .. . corruption ana banditry ... Ins roaring guns blazed vengeance in a town that knew no law . . . outsnootniß killers . . . subduing outlaws and winning the tribute that ; ■ *> • beauty pays to courage. s ; EXCELLENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. BOOK AT THEATRE (TELEPHONE 51-814). (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) WELLINGTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (Conductor—LEON DE MAUNY) FIRST CONCERT OF THE SEASON TOWN HALL-THURSDAY NEXT, MAY 17 Commencing at S p.m. promptly. A CHOICE AND VARIED PROGRAMME. / SOLOISTS: MRS. CONSTANCE HUGHES JOHNSON (Harpist) MADAME MARGARET MERCER (Contralto) PRICES: 4/- and 3/- '(Reserved), and 2/-. (All plus tux.) BOX PLAN AT BEGG'S. Annotated Souvenir Programme now available on application. ERNEST DAWSON, Hon. Secretary (at Begg's). FIRST-GRADE PETROL 1/8 PER GALLON 1/8 LYSONS LTD., WELLINGTON. DENTAL ANNOUNCEMENT! SIMPSON, DENTIST, ■•'■■;■ 25 ■ COURTENAY PLACE ;■ . . . (Next Door Paramount Theatre). - ' NEW SCALE OF FEES: kttwell TEETH ™ou £2/5/- PER SETREMAKING SET .....35/SINGLE TOOTH REPAIRS ...... 5A " EXTRACTIONS 1/PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS 2/6 TEETH EXTRACTED FREE WHEN SETS ORDERED. WHEN YOU BUY A LEATHER COAT FROM LAND'S ■ YOU GET STYLE, COMFORT, PROTECTION, AND, WHAT'S MORE, THE SATISFACTION OF KNOWING THE VALUE IS GUARANTEED I ' BY LAND'S BAG SHOP, 1 '■■ 67 WILLIS STREET. ' ' ' LINDSAY'S SALE SENSATION! THIS GREAT SHOE SALE WILL BE CONTINUED -ON MONDAY. GREAT PURCHASE OF QUALITY SHOES T^iEKMci^lY&fo^T^ -GKr EAT, SALE Were *™^<* fr°m of the Boots and Ste is l?t ?i LTD ( n Li«uidatii«). DUNEDIN.. The quality THiHf c s a°iND &&sss^ts&^M^s^ SEE THESE AT LINDSAY'S! ''^■w^.iMnffis^ 3-h°^ \ nBALANCE 'TO GO' AT 1 R /fi %£%% ?%£* **** UsU- *'/ U TO CLEAR THIS LINE OJT /£> Women's Bostock's Black Patent and ttt . , « ' " Matt Calf Vamp ONE-BAR SHOES- Women's Black Glace STRAP SHOESWith skin inlay and Cuban heels-good Also Courts. Some with Spanish and quality. Usually 39/6 a pair Cuban heels. Good fitting and wearPEICE TO CLEAR no / a "•£• Usually 27/6 and 29/6. 22/6 SM" 8^ 15/6, 17/6 , Women's Crocodile COURT SHOES-Per- Women's Brown Glace COURT SHOES ieotly plain, with Spanish Cuban heel, -These have round toef and are sk,n. Uanally 55/6 pair! smartly trimmed; Cuban heels UsnCLEARING QQ /n ally 22/6, 25/6. PRIOI3 OV/X} BALANCE CLEARING AT 14/fJ W°WA>Sn a WAW«» B'w?L acH OJfE-BAR Women's Brown Glace Gusset COURT k l ?T in ?* ry'th O 6trone leather SHOES-With neat buckle and long Usin lv 9/ I''s> 6) and 7 On]y- vam<5 ' h Cuban heelB' and good U^lly 9/11 N fitting. Usually 27/6 pair. CLEARING PRICE p£.y-i -t T0 CLEAR THB * IK /O *>/J~L BALANCE- . ■ 10/O LINDSAY'S LIMITED, , ON. THE QUAY (Opposite Midland Hotel).

TOMORROW. MOTHER'S DAY. (SPECIAL SERVICE in the V.M.C.A ° Willis Street, 4 p.m. Speaker: Rev' W. Gilmour. Soloist: Mr. Ken Macaulay Elocutionist: Mr. Jim Osborne. All Young Men and Women Imated

VICTORIA COLLEGE DEBATING SOCIETY. A VACATION DEBATE will be held in ■«. the COLLEGE GYMNASIUM THIS EVENING at 8 o'clock. Subject: "THAT DICTATORSHIP IS A DESIRABLE FORM OF GOVERNMENT.'!