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Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 125, 29 May 1934, Page 2

A GLOWING TRIBUTE! I EACH NIGHT THE CROWDS GET LARGER! ST. JAMES. TWICE DAILY: T. JAMES. At 215 ' ST. JAMES. and 8 p.m. (Direction—Sir Benjamin Fuller.) JOHN BOLES and GLORIA STUART JOHN BOLES and GLORIA STUART JOHN BOLES and GLORIA STUART JOHN BOLES and GLORIA STUART JOHN BOLES and GLORIA STUART JOHN BOLES and GLORIA STUART (The former singing more delightfully than ever), — In - " B-E-L-O-V-E-D." " B-E-L-O-V-E-D." " B-E-L-O-V-E-D." " B-E-L-O-V-E-D." " B-E-L-O-V-E-D." I " B-E-L-O-V-E-D." '" B-E-L-O-V-E-D." "B-E-L-O-V-E-D." Romance and Song . . . Tender, Human Appeal . . . It's perfect entertainment for all! (^Recommended by Censor for Adults.) . Magnificent Associate Features: "VAUDEVILLE DAYS" (Novelty), Cartoon, "KINGS UP," TWO GRAHAM McNAMEE UNIVERSAL NEWSREELS. Box Plans at D.I.C. or Theatre (54-775) after 5 p.m. FRIDAY—THE YEAR'S BIG HIT! PLAYING A MERRY TUNE. FRESH FROM HER TRIUMPHANT CONCERT TOUR OF EUROPE, COMES THE CINEMA'S MOST GLORIOUS SONGSTRESS ... TOGETHER, FOR THE FIRST TIME, WITH ANOTHER ROMANTIC PERSONALITY IN A RAPTUROUS GEM OF MELODY AND ROMANCE! JEANETTE MACDONALD, ■ JEANETTE MACDONALD JEANETTE MACDONALD JEANETTE MACDONALD, JEANETTE MACDONALD, JEANETTE MACDONALD, JEANETTE MACDONALD . JEANETTE MACDONALD, With . RAMON NOVARRO. RAMON NOVARRO. RAMON NOVARRO. RAMON NOVARRO. The Cinema's two most glorious singing Stars, in tfce melodious gem, "THE CAT AND THE FIDDLE." "THE CAT AND THE FIDDLE." "THE CAT AND THE FIDDLE." "THE CAT AND THE FIDDLE." "THE CAT AND THE FIDDLE." "THE CAT AND THE FIDDLE." . "THE CAT AND THE. FIDDLE." "THE CAT AND THE FIDDLE." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Five song -hits ... including "The Night Was Made For Love," "Try To Forget," "She Didn't Say Yes, She Didn't Say No," "The" Love Parade." EARLY BOOKING ADVISED! Box Plans at D.I.C. TWICE DAILY—2.IS and 8 p.m. KING'S THEATRE. ING'S THEATRE. (Steam Heated Throughout). ■ Presents SLIM SUMMERVILLE—ZASU PITTS SLIM SUMMERVILLE—ZASU PITTS | In "LOVE —— BIRDS." "LOVE BIRDS." "LOVE — : BIRDS." "LOVE— BIRDS." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) The f'Great Lovers" of.the cinema burning up the screen in one of. the fastest moving laugh riots of the year! — ADDED ATTRACTION — SIDNEY FOX in "MIDNIGHT." j SIDNEY FOX in "MIDNIGHT." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Box Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. Tel. 52-212. ~ ■ • ■ | POPULAR PRICES. .800 Seats at Is: 400' Beats at Is 6d. ■ i A RTCRAFT THEATRE -^RTCRAFT. THEATRE ■ TONIGHT — 7.45 — TONIGHT. j The Story of a Legacy with a "Catch" in it JESSIE MATTHEWS JESSIE MATTHEWS JESSIE — MATTHEWS Again Scintillates in " THE MAN FROM TORONTO." "THE MAN FROM TORONTO." "THE MAN FROM TORONTO." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) With lAN HUNTER FRED KERR. Ladies—Would you marry a man you had never seen for a quarter of'a million pounds? Additional.—Artcraft select featurettes. Box Plan, Telephone 43-968, after..6.3% p.m. "REGAL -.>■ THEATRE; • : -KARORI xv TONIGHT, 8 o'clock, 'TONIGHT.IRENE DUNN, OLIVE Together in '*■[ ''■■'•' ■■■■ ■>'-'W I WEREVFREE.*' She moved a mountain to'claim the man she couldn't call her own—iti'd' 'braved the tongue of scandal for a love/fhat was taboo!; A drama o£ today's rebellion against the love co.de of centuries. • • • "IF I WERE FREE."-^ . (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS. TZ"ILBIRNIE " KINEMA •^ LAST NIGHT! LAST NIGHT! GEORGE WALLACE In . ( "A TICKET IN TATTS." (Approved'for Universal Exhibition) A comedy riot with a laugh in every font! "DEAR OLD LONDON" (traveUue) "OLD KING COLE" (Silly Symphony'n techmcolour), Cmesound, News etc City r Pc?/ aL eetins of the Wellington I'm T CU f h?! d on Thuraday, May 17, ff- , th,e f^Y. lnS .Resolution Was passed:-lhe Wellington City Council hereby makes by Special Order the following Bylaw under and by virtue of and in exercise and in.pursuance of the powers and authorities vested in it by the Municipal Corporations Act 1933, and of all other powers and authorities enabling it in that behalf. The Short Title of this Bylaw is "The Wellington City Consolidated Bylaw Amendment No. 4 (Licensed Ifno^f."B^ - V? hi<sles- and Amendment) 1934. The object and purport of the' Bylaw are:—(a) To require name, etc., of the owner to be displayed on taxi-cabs; (b) to limit the number of taxi-cab licences; (c) to limit the working hours of taxicab drivers; (d) to amend the scale of taxi-cab fares; (c) to prohibit parking in Imperial Terrace; (f) to provide for oneway traffic in Imperial Terrace, Roseneath Crescent, Patterson Street, and portion of Grafton Road. AND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Resolution will be submitted for confirmation at an Ordinary Meeting of the Wellington City Council to be held on Thursday, the 14th day of June, 1934, at the Council Chamber, Town Hall, Cuba Street, Wellington, at 7.30 p.m. A full copy of the said Bylaw is deposited at the office of the Town Clerk to the,said Council and may be inspected by all persons during ordinary office hours. Dated this 21at day of May. 1934. E. P. NORMAN, Town Clerk; T2JRANDY is a household necessity. 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