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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 33, 8 February 1935, Page 2

TODAY! ~~~~ TODAY! ~~ YOUR GREATEST EXPECTATIONS WILL BE REALISED WHEN YOU SEE . "GREAT EXPECTATIONS." ■ ' THE REGENT THE REGENT 3 SESSIONS DiILY-11 ~„., 2JS „.„., M . 1 ■ Carl Laemmle Presents "GREAT EXPECTATIONS". (Approved for Universal Exhibition ) BEING THE Zj^^tf^K^^^^ GRAND ENTERTAINMENT FOR CHILDREN AND THEIR PARENTS. BOX PLANS AT D.I.C. AKD AT THE REGENT (TELEPHONE U-1U). TPT?,OT rrTTsJri 4pT^^j^L.^ JxU 111JN (j HUTT PARK HUTT PARK TOMORROW (SATURDAY) TOMORROW WELLINGTON TROTTING CLUB I ALL ENCLOSURES-g/^ TOTE-ALL ENCLOSURES _: \ W- TICKETS ALSO IN PUBLIC ENCLOSURE. SINGLE-POOL BETTING. . i . EVERY EVENT A STAR ITEM FIRST RACE 12.30. FIRST RACE J2.30. Conhnuous Bus and Taxi Service. Fast Trains Right on to Course.. ; ' ' ' -■ ■ ' :W. PERE, Secretary. DAZZLING DISPLAY! WELLINGTON INTER-HOUSE GIRLS' ASSOCIATION wl^Br^ mAL SPORTS MEETING, MARCHING & PHYSICAL DRILL CONTESTS! BASIN RESERVE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, at 7.30 p.m 200 8| WELLINGTONS FAIR SEX IN - ffi MOVEMENTS ; SEE the Marching Contests that Thrilled Thousands at the Easter Show. SEE the Teams under the SPOTLIGHT! : THE GREATEST SHOW YET STAGED ON THE BASIN RESERVE. ADMISSION V-. STAND 1/- EXTRA WELLINGTON INTER-HOUSE GIRLS' ASSOCIATION. "THE EVENING POST" SEVENTIETH ANNIVERSARY NUMBER -SEVENTIETH ANNIVERSARY NUMBER ISSUED TODAY. FACILITIES FOR POSTING SSd s[£rfiV/iirsr 1 wrappedCoPloS readyforpostine»?" - POSTAL CHARGES ON THIS SOUVENIR EDITION: Within New Zealand ld . Australian . States, Great Britain ' (direct boat), and any British ~ Possession qj na F o r ei g ncountries..^;;;;;; *}£2£ "THE EVENING POST" [Latest Net Paid Circu.ation of Any Daily Newspaper P ubli , hed in Wellington] BLUNDELL BROS.. LTD.,, Proprietors. '

JJEGAL THEATRE, JLARORI. TONIGHT, 8 o'clock. TONIGHT! ■ Johnny Weismuller in -, . "TARZAN AND HIS MATE." With Maureen O'Sullivan.™%lt iBS > ih?iH S zooni I .across the screen as Tarzan s cry booms through the jungle "TARZAN AND HIS MATE " (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) COMEDY. .'.;■,' NRWS "rwp't a . AUSTRALIAN GAZETTES -' America's King of Mirth, . WILL ROGERS, In a picture greater'and more humorous than D^^^-d^TaandyAndy." c. m .,,,, "JUDGE PRIEST." bee Will Rogers as a Kentucky Judge 1 who tempers justice with kindness and c l&fN^i inlTE TP°r^ I FETCHIT, and HENRY B. WALTHALL I (Approved for Universal Exhibition.! . —TTHE ; WENTWORTH.— XHE WENTWOKTH. (Majestic Theatre Buildings.) TONIGHT 9-12 TONIGHT TONIGHT — 9-12 — TONIGHT.' Is 6d each. Is 6d each. Is Gd each. FRED. WEBBER 1 FRED. WEBBER : And his -~'.. RHYTHM RASCALS ] .. RHYTHM = RASCALS. MAIDA WILSON AND BERT CROSS MAIDA .WILSON AND BERT CROSS In a Demonstration of the TANGO AND QUICK STEP TANGO AND QUICK STEP. Reserves. 45-709. ; NO EXTRA. i . ■ ■- ' . 1 ■ -T — : -■ 1 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ' CHEAP FARES-TO TROTS AT HUTT ■~, . ' .PARK, .- SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1935.' . RETURN FARE: j 29 from Wellington. ■. Is from Petone. ' nnOMORROW, Saturday, Race Trains ■ ■*- leave Wellington at U. 5, U. 37 a .m,, also Ordinary Trains (change at Woburn) at 11.50 a.m.; 12.9, 12,20, aad 12.41 p.m. RETURN RACE TRAINS leave Hutt Park at 5.43 and 5.5S p.m. NAVY LEAGUE. "il/TEMBERS of the Navy League wishing ' XJJ- to subscribe to the Silver Jubilee Shilling Fund of his Majesty the King are ' invited to send their shillings to the Navy League Office, 212 Lambton Quay, not ' later than FEBRUARY 21, 1935. lUDARROCH, . .' Secretary,