LAST TWO DAYS! ' '■!• '•' JEW SUSS." " JJ3W SUSS." " JEW SUSS." "JKW SUSS." " JEW SUSS." " JKW RUSS." " JEW SUSS." Lion Feuchtwanger's Famous Novel, - With - CONRAD VEIDT 1 aa Joseph Suss Oppenheimer. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) PLAZA, Plan at Begg's. *■ LAZA, Theatre Telephone 51-277. PLAZA. Sessions, 2.15 & 8 p.m. Direction.—Amalgamated Pictures, Ltd. CHARLIE CHAN BACK AGAIN! CHARLIE CHAN BACK AGAIN! CHARLIE CHAN BACK AGAIN! CHARLIE CHAN BACK AGAIN! More Mysterious Than Ever. More Mysterious Than Ever. More Mysterious Than Ever. More Mysterious Than Ever. SOME CHAN-O-GRAMS; Canary out of cage may fly far. Faith is firm foundation . . . for happy future. Cannot see contents of nut until shell is cracked; Grain of sand may hide mountain. "CHARLIE CHAN IN PARIS." "CHARLIE CHAN IN PARIS." "CHARLIE CHAN IN PARIS." "CHARLIE CHAN IN PARIS." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) PLAZA—Friday Next! ALACE THEATRE, ALACE THEATRE, PETONE. TONIGHT At 8 o'clock. A high-spirited feast of fun with a piquant romance. Songs that enchant, and gay adventures that enthrall. WINIFRED SHOTTER, WINIFRED SHOTTER, With CLAUDE HULBERT, In "LILIES OF THE FIELD." "LILIES OF THE FIELD." "LILIES OF THE FIELD." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Telephone Theatre 63-610 for Reserves. RAND ~ THEATRE, RAND THEATRE, PETONE. TONIGHT At 8 o'clock. Wonderful Entertainment in this Double-feature Programme. No. 1 Attraction.—Mystery, thrills, excitement. AND SUCH LAUGHS. Edna May Oliver, Edw. E. Horton, Thelma Todd, Leila- Hyams, in "THE POOH RICH." "THE POOR RICH." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) No. 2 Attraction.—A Dramatic story or women' who break the law. "MIDNIGHT." "MIDNIGHT."' "MIDNIGHT." "MIDNIGHT' (Recommended by Censor forAduTtg.) With SIDNEY FOX, O. P. HEGGIE. • Telephone Theatre (Bu-olO) for Reserve*. PANCING. TONIGHT. TONIGHTS PONEKE BASKETBALL CLUB DANCE, STURDEE HALL, Ghuznee Street. Modern and Old-Time. ' Excellent Supper and Orchestra. Subs. Is 6d. 8-12 p.m. E. ARROWSMITH, M.C. AH Kindred Sporte Welcome. rpHE REALM BALLROOM. Our Wonderful Old-time Dance. SPECIAL FOR TONIGHT, THE WELLINGTON TWO-STEP, GIPSY- TAP. Don't be Mingey—Take Her to the Realm. Put H«r on a Fuss. TOMORROW—BEGINNER'S CLASS. Bo Wise. Ladies Free. Be There. B' ROWN JUG CABARET. Courtenay Place. (Opp. Paramount). TONIGHT. TONIGHT. DANCING. 8.30-11.30. ROY BAKER'S BANDITS. Reservo Tables, Tel. 50-838; no extra. Excellent Supper. Is Gd. After Theatre Is. .TONIGHT. TONIGHT. OT. JOHN AMBULANCE HALL, 0 29 Vivian Street: THE ONLY 100 PER CENT. OLD-TIME DANCE. Don't hesitate! WITH LES WALKER'S OLD-TIMERS, THIS IS THE SHOW. Admission Is 3d. MARGARET O'CONNOR STUDIO. N.Z.s University of Ballroom Dancing. Private Lessons, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Evening Classes, Tuesday, and Friday. Practice, Monday. Wednesday, and Friday, between 5 and-6 p.m. STUDIO! 58 CUBA STREET. MhS7L CHILDREN'S DANCING. MISS JEAN KNOX GILMER wishes to announce that she has opened a Studio at 206 Lambton Quay, 2nd Floor. Private lessons and classes arranged. Telephone 44-963. MEETINGS. ~ PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS. r OTAKI SEAT, MR. WILL APPLETON Will Address Electors at THE CENTURY HALL, LEVIN, On FRIDAY NEXT, APRIL 12, At 8 p.m. FUNERAL NOTICE* rpHE Friends of the lain Mr. M. James -*■ Kircher are invited to attend his Funeral., which will leave his late" residence, £93 Karaka Bay Road, Seatoun, Tomorrow (Thursday), April 11, 1935, at 2 p.m., for the Cemetery, Karori. E. MORRIS. JUN., LTD., Funeral Directors. 'pHETiinera^tithMaTe^MTsrMaryTnn -*- Lightfoot will leave the Chapel of Robt. H. Wilson and Sons, Ltd., Tomorrow, Thursday, April 11, 1935, at 2 pjn., for the Karori Cemetery. ROBT. H. WILSON AND SONS, LTD.. Undertaken, 164 Adelaide Road. Telephones 24-155 and 16-781. rpHE Friends of Mr. P. J. Kivell ore •*• invited to attend the Funeral of his late dearly loved wife Annie, which will leave his residence, 19 Crawford Road, Tomorrow (Thursday), April 11, 1035, at 10.30 a.m., for Uie Karori Cemetery. ROBT. H. WILSON AND SONS, LTD., Undertakers, 164 Adelaide Hoed. '.».*. b* M46S Md WO, _._£»•*—*
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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 85, 10 April 1935, Page 2
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