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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 98, 27 April 1935, Page 4

mTTI? "DT7f ><Tr'"Yrrr One of those Delightful l±lJii liJiilXCj-W X Films in which Gaiety is DAILY-At 11.0 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8.0 p.m. ' ever uppermost! Samuel Goldwyn Presents YOU SIMPLY MUST SEE EDDIE m f\ A TsITHT? There is Gorgeous Spectacle J. \JS\ -Music-Dancing-Comedy j In > —A host of Really BeautiA United Artists Release— fu j Q; r ) s "KID ' And irTT T Tn\tC! » TECHNTCOLOUR MILLIONS >t tts i (Approved for Universal Exhibition) BEST! ' . ...... .-.. ALSO ■ . ' 'W.alt Disney's- Latest Silly Symphony Cartoon in Colour— "'" "TORTOISE AND THE HARE " BOX PLANS AT THEATRE FOR TONIGHT (TELEPHONE M-144). NAVAL & MILITARY JUBILEE BALL (Under the Patronage of their Excellencies The Governor-General and •;. ■'.■-...:,■•"■ ■ - Viscountess Galway.) TOWN HALL, WELLINGTON, THURSDAY, MAY 9, at 8.45 p.m. Organised by the Officers of the Navy, Army, Air Force, and the.Legipn of Frontiersmen in celebration of their Majesties' Jubilee. ~J ' ■ ' Invitation-holders are advised that, in order to avoid overcrowding, the issue of tickets is being strictly limited, and early application should be made to the D.I.C, or to the SECRETARY, BOX 1228. WELLINGTON. ; LAST NIGHT OF THE SHOW! ~ A GREAT FINALE TONIGHT! THE BEST SHILLING'S WORTH IN TOWN. CHILDREN 6d. MAKE A NIGHT OF IT LOOKING THROUGH WELLINGTON'S GREAT 1U- EASTER SHOW AND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. FUN OF THE FAIR AT THE EXCELLENT SIDE-SHOWS. . TONIGHT'S STADIUM EXHIBITION A really clever, charming, and spectacular display will be given by young men and girls of the V.M.C.A. Gymnasium. This will be followed by the ever-popular MARCHING AND DANCING EXHIBITION by beautifully-costumed performers. The last chance of witnessing the quaint MIDGET MANDARINS in their item. TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT AT THE SHOW! LOWER HUTT! LOWER HUTT! LEGION CAMPAIGN FIRST SHOT—MONDAY, APRIL 29, CONGREGATIONAL HALL, CENTRAL TERRACE, ALICETOWN. Chief Speaker: His Worship the Mayor, J. W. Andrews, Esq. I i (Just Re-elected Unopposed). . ' : COUNCIL, HARBOUR BOARD, HOSPITAL BOARD.. POWER BOARD, RIVER BOARD, GAS LIGHTING BOARD. CANDIDATES: I j ASHTON COLE DALLENGER GREIG JACKSON MacGASKILL MITCHELL RAINEY RUSSELL DR. PARR BERRY ANDREWS BRASSELL HODGINS JONES NOBLE CAMPBELL, D. W. ■■<■' ■■->. MEMORISE THESE NAMES! < VOTE FOR THEM ON EVERY BALLOT PAPER! FULL INFORMATION, LEGION OFFICE, 103 MAIN STREET (opp. Post Office). TEL. 63-165. ; WATCH ADVERTISEMENT FOR NOTICE OF FUTURE MEETINGS.

SECOND LECTURE BY MESSRS. ■ ! RISKE AND WARNER A FURTHER ACCOUNT WILL BE GIVEN OF "WHAT WE SAW IN THE SOVIET UNION" New Phases to be Covered: FAMILY LIFE, EDUCATION, PLAYS AND FILMS, ELECTORAL SYSTEM, PEACE POLICY, AND RED ARMY. KING'S THEATRE TOMORROW (SUNDAY) NIGHT, at 8.0 SHARP. OVER 400 TURNED AWAY LAST WEEK-COME EARLY THIS TIME! ; DOORS OPEN 7.15 p.m. ' Telephone Reserves at Theatre. Ring 52-212 after 5 p.m. Sunday. NO RESERVES KEPT AFTER 7.55 P.M. DENTAL ANNOUNCEMENT! SIMPSON, DENTIST, 25 COURTENAY PLACE • (Next Door Paramount Theatre). . . •«—■ ■ i NEW SCALE OF FEES: ittwell TEETH FROM £1/-/- PER PJBRFECT SETi (UPPER OR LOWER) i REMAKING SET 35/SINGLE TOOTH REPAIRS .. 3/6 REMODELS ................ 15/REMODELS ................ 25/TEETH EXTRACTED FREE WHEN SETS ORDERED. FRED CASTLE LTD., DISPENSING CHEMISTS, HAVE REMOVED FROM CUBA STREET TO 37 DIXON STREET (RIGG'S BUILDINGS),' Opposite Grand Opera House. ■ ■',:.., '. YX^FJ have Specialised in Dispensing Physicians' Prescriptions for over 30 years, " and will be able to give better service in Modern Premises in 37 DIXON STREET, which we invite you to inspect. ' . SPECIALISTS IN ELASTIC STOCKINGS, ETC. FOUR-HOUR DEVELOPING AND PRINTING SERVICE. NOTE: • 37 DIXON STREET. TELEPHONE 45-825

WELLINGTON SOUTH HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY, . AUTUMN SHOW. ST. THOMAS' HALL. NEWTOWN. TUESDAY, 30th. 3 to 10 p.m. Admission 6d, Orchestra,

CHAMBER MUSIC EVENING. ORMI REID, W. MeLEAN, S. McLEAN .Playing « NOVAK, SCHUBERT, & BRAHMS, At NTMMO'S COXCIiRT HALL On WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, at 8.15 p.m. Subscription, 2b.