FINAL TWO DAYS OF OUR LAUGH-A-MINUTB SHOW! . THE REGENT AT THE REGENT 3 SESSIONS DAILY—-11 a.m., 2.15 p.m.. and 8 p.m. THE BEST COMEDY SHOW SEEN IN TOWN FOR MONTHS! JIMMY DURANTE in "PALOOKA" (Approved tor Universal Exhibition.; > IN CONJUNCTION WITH 2nd WEEK OF OUR WALT DISNEY CARTOONS. BOX PLAJHb A'l U.i.C AND A'l THE KEUli^'i" (TELEPHOxNE 44-l«). CLEAR THE WAY FOR MIGHTY ENTERTAINMENT! FRIDAY-—NEXT FRIDAY THE RHTURN OF "SAPPER'S" BELOVED HERO OF FICTION--44 THE RETURN OF BULLDOG DRUMMOND" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Starring RALPH RICHARDSON as "DRUMMOND," CLAUD ALLISTER as "ALGY." flair-raising Thrills! You never really recover from your First Thrill—it's continuous! GR A ND~O~P ERA HOUSE, L4.ST TWO DAYS OF THE THRILLING OUTDOOR DRAMA— "WHEN THE KELLYS RODE" (Approved 101 Universal Kxhibition.l A THRILL-PACKED ROMANCE OF EARLY AUSTRALIA! TWO SUPERB ATTRACTIONS FOR FRIDAY The Most Baffling Mystery of All Time— . "THE 9th GUEST," with GENE VIE YE TOBIN (Kecmiimeiider: hj Censor tot Adults.) And ANN SOTHERN in "THE HELL CAT" \ Brilliant Comedy Romance of the Taming of a. Modem Shrew! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) BOX PLANS NOW OPEN. c. "**"" -•- — — "*"* ; DANCERS! DANCERS! ALL N.Z. DANCING CHAMPIONSHIPS QUICKSTEP-WALTZ (MQDERN) COMPETITION. MAJESTIC LOUNGE FIRST HEAT—FRIDAY, AUGUST 31. NO ENTRANCE FEE. AMATEUR DANCERS ONLY. Judging by Popular Vote. (Finals by Disinterested Judge). FIRST PRIZE—SILVER CUP. A Consolation Prize for 2nd and 3rd Couples. ■The Winning Couple will have to travel to Auckland at a- later date to dance off for the title of NEW ZEALAND CHAMPIONS. All expenses will be patf. " Suitable Trophies will be awarded in Auckland to the.Couple obtaining the title-"of ' ; New Zealand Champions. Judging in Auckland by a Competent Adjudicator. Further particulars at the MAJESTIC LOUNGE-TEL, 45-709 ) NEW ZEALAND RUGBY UNION THURSDAY AUGUST 30 -THURSDAY ATHLETIC PARK NEW ZEALAND TOURING TEAM Versus THE NEXT NEW ZEALAND TEAM •" . .-..•. . At 3 pan. THEKE WILL BE NO EARLY GAME, AND THE GATES WILL BE OPENED -AT 1.30 P.M. ADMISSION I/-. STAND 1/- EXTRA. 1- A. E. NEILSON, Secretary, o J BOXING —TOWN HALL BOXING v •■ ,; •..V.' ' . ' . MONDAY, SEPT. 3; TUESDAY, SEPT. 4, ' : SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS RECORD ENTRIES. DING-DONG BOUTS. SEE ALL THE CHAMPIONS IN ACTION! * . / PRICES 2/- (plus tax) and 1/-. FIELDEN TAYLOR'S ■ DAFFODIL FAIR DAFFODIL FAIR ■' ! TOWN HALL | ■ , . i * SEPTEMBER 8-15 ■ SEPTEMBER 8-15 ! v . TO BE OFFICIALLY OPENED BY t- HER EXCELLENCY LADY BLEDISLOE f. i ■ ■ ■ ■ . cm . SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, at 2.30 p.m. PROCEEDS TO RELIEVE DISTRESS. " WATCH THIS PAPER FOR FURTHER DETAILS. s L- ————.——————— :. OUR FIRST SALE! e1 i AND A * REAL "DINKUM" ONE, TOO! THE BARGAINS ARE HERE! READ THIS LIST! THE PRICES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. A few pairs only LADIES' BLACK 36 pairs LADIES' QUALITY SHOESSATEEN ONE-BAR SHOES—Low Various styles mid sizes. Balance of ! heels; 3J s and M's 3/11 lines- T0 CLEAR 6/11 , 100 pairs LADIES' BLACK PATENT ov 50 pairs LADIES' SAMPLES SAHARA J3ROWN GLACE SHOES—Alany bANDALb-btarthng variety styles ;; ' styles; Spanish ov Cuban heels; all and colours. Size S only. \2l/W S s ; zes O/1 1 * Grlf'l AT BARGAIN PMCE^/J-J- iIEN -s PAWN CANVAS SPORTS ! 144 pairs LADIES' ENGLISH COSY SHOES—Leather facings, leather soles ;1 SLIPPERS-Sase, Cherry, and Fawn; and heels . all sizes . Usually K/11 "" Si2oS' SALE PRICE 12/6- SALE PRICE 36 iDairs T4IN or BLACK OXFORD MEN'S TAN or BLACK OXFORD SHOES-^alance of lines. Ift/£ WELTED SHOES-Latert styles; TO CLEAR XV/ ° all sizes. 12/11 MEN'S TAN or BLACK STOUT WALK- x<v/ J-o. ING BOOTS—Sewn soles; all sizes. GENTS' DARK BROWN FELT SLIPOriginally 27/6. We have been sell- PERS—Cosy soles. 1/11 ing them at 25/-. To clear Ift/11 i BIG VALUE AT x/ 3-t~ the balance of line —NOW M-%J ' ■*- I T __ ctpap 50 pairs CHILDREN'S STRAP SHOES- CHILDREN'S WHITE CALF STRAP Balance of line; size 4 only. Usually SHOES-S v ze*> 3, 4, 5, ,8, 9. uj» all y 4/6 to 6/11. A SND? 2/g 0/11< BARGAIN PRICE 3/11 GIRLS' STRAP SCHOOL SHOES—Sizes SEE the Pile of SANDSHOES in our 7's to 9's and 10's to l's. Usually 7/11 Side Window! SPECIAL CLEARANCE K/11 TO CLEAR-Pair 1 / i pRICB _______ " n SPECIAL PURCHASE OF AN ENGLISH MANUFACTURER'S ADVANCE iufIMER |A S| A h T o A s HUGE DISCOUNT FOR BUY YOUR - 50° W^S »o™ E MESHI AND t SALE COMMENCES 9 a.m. TOMORROW (THURSDAY). "l '-: \ MANN'S, CORNER CUBA AND GHUZNEE STREETS.
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Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 51, 29 August 1934, Page 2
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