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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 96, 24 April 1935, Page 2

A RIOTOUS FURORE—A VERITABLE FEAST OP GIRLS-GAGS—SaNG— . , "' DANCE AND COLOUR! EDDIE CANTOR IS BACK IN A" ' * ; WHIRLWIND OF GAIETY! } THE REGENT THE REGENT DAILY—At H.O a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8.0 p.m. i Samuel Goldwyn I i A United ArtistsPresents ' Release EDDIE CANTOR m "KID MILLIONS" • (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) WALT DISNEY'S LATEST SILLY SYMPHONY IN COLOUR, j I "TORTOISE AND THE HARE." J I BOX PLANS AT D.I.C. AND AT THE REGENT J • (TELEPHONE 44-144). . TONIGHT! ' TONIGHT!: WELLINGTON'S GREAT EASTER SHOW COLOSSAL TALUE FOR ONE SHILLING ADIMISSION. CHILDREN* 6d. THE attendance each day speaks for the success of this year's. GREAT' EASTER .SHOW. Many hundreds of our patrons return to once again enjoy an hour or two inspecting the splendid Local Industrial Exhibits, the beautiful displays at the Australian, Canadian, atad. British Courts.; to listen-in or speak to Sydney, and New Zealand towns at the. novel and instructive Post and Telegraph' Stall, to watch the working exhibits, criticise the latest motor-cars, gaze at the1 Rock Garden and Waterfall, Returned Soldiers' fine work, Primary Schools', Exhibit, etc., etc. SIDE-SHOWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST ARE THE AQUARIUM OF TROPICAL ' FISH, REPTILES, AND STOLID TOADS. ; : PERFORMING SEALS, MINIATURE RAILWAY,. ETC. TONIGHT'S SPECIAL: \ GRAND MARCHING AND DANCING- DISPLAY THE BEAUTIFULLY-COSTUMED PERFORMERS AROUSE ENTHUSIASM. IT IS A GORGEOUS SPECTACLE. NOTCHING- LIKE IT HAS BEEN SEEN IN WELLINGTON BEFORE. , . SHOW EXTENDED! * 1935—WRESTLING SEASON—-1935 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT! THE WELLINGTON WRESTLING ASSOCIATION" takes pleasure in (announcing that the 1935 SEASON will OPEN in WELLINGTON . NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT, MAY 1^ At the I v"'. . ' WELLINGTON TOWN HALI^ The Wrestjers engaged for the Opening Bout are . , HARDY KRUSKAMP and AL. PEEEIRA PATRONS PLEASE NOTE.—Preferential; Booking all day Friday at Humphrey's, Tobacconist, Manners1 Street. Ordinary Booking Saturday. : = USUAL PRICES: 5/-, 3/-, 2/-. Ladies- 2/6 i ; (All plus tax:) * ,

ANDY MITCHELL ANDY MITCHELL : ANDY MEDCHELL ■• ~ and his GISBORNE "Y.M." and ■ his GIS-BORNE "Y.M." ■ and his GISBORNE "Y.M." -.: ' HARMONICA BAXD, ' ' HARMONICA BAND, ■ ■ ■ , •. ' :.i"; Friday Afternoon—3 to. 4, : ■■ >r»f ; Friday Evening—B to 9. . •• ;*:^m ■' "B EGG'S," ': Manners Street, Wellington. TURING the children and, let them hear this, unique and remarkable. Harmonica Band—a wonderful demonstration that will stimulate them to. musical, selfexpression. , ADMISSION FREE! HOHNER MOUTH ORGANS USED EXCLUSIVELY. , Watch out for Begg's Great Mouth. Organ Contest djiring. the. School Holidays in May. « WORKERS' EDUCATIONAL, ASSOCIATION. ( - CLASSES FOR 1935. WE.A. TUTORIAL CLASSES, will, • commence on MONDAY, APRIL 29, when Professor B. E. Murphy will give his first Lecture- on Economics in Room 2, Trades Hall: Building, ]26 Vivian Strent. All City Classes and Short Courses will be held in the same room, and the Syllabus is as- follows:— , Monday.—Economies. 20 Lectures. Tutor: Professor B. E. Murphy. A general course has been planned with special reference, to Finance in ; New Zealand. Hour of meeting: 7.45 p.m. < Wednesday.—Psychology. 12 Lectures.. Tutor: Professor T. A. Hunter. This course iwill provide a general introduction to the- study of Psychology. Class meets at 7.45 p.m. Thursday.—Poetry and Verse-speaking. 10 Lectures; Tutor: Mr. W. J. Mountjo^;, 8.A., Dip. Soc. Sci. L.T:C.L. This course will include lectures on "The Enjoymeat of Poetry," with practice; in Voice P'roductioa and Verse-speaking. Second Half of Session.—Literature an,l Drama; 12' Lectures. Tutor: Mrs. Craig Mackenzie, M.A. Current History. 12 Lectures. Tutor: Dr. A. G. Butchers. LOWER HUTT.—A course of 10 Lectures on "The Principles. and Problems, of Democracy" will be given by Dr. Cyprus, R. Mitchell on Wednesday evenings in the Borough Council Chambers, at 8 o'clock. (Commencing Wednesday, May 1. Second Lecture, Thursday. May 90 This course will be followed/ by a, series of 10 Lectures on "Posfc-war Euroj/e" by Dr., J. C. B.cagleholc, also on Wednesday evenings. • During the session short courses of lectures will be given in the City on: TUESDAY EVENINGS at 8* o'clock by Professor F. Wood, Dr. C. E. Beeby, Dr. I. L. G. Sutherland, and other well-known lecturers. Professor Wood will commence his short course on "Some Revolutions of the 19th Century" on Tuesday, May 7, at 8 p.m. (Details of the other courses' will be advertised later.) FEES: Full course of 20 Lectures, sb. Half-course, 3s 6d. Short courses, 2s 6d. All W.E.A. Classes are open free to iinr employed men and women. An extensive Library of Books _ dealingwith the various subjects studied is available to all W.E.A. members. Discussion hour follows each lecture, and alLinterest-v ed in Adult Education are invited. E. MASLEN, Secretary. Telephone 52-307.