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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 128, 1 June 1935, Page 4

A WONDERFUL SUCCESS' A WONDERFUL SUCCESS! CROWDED AT EACH SESSION YESTERDAY! BOX PLANS FUR TONIGHT AND MONDAY ARE TREMENDOUS' Telephone Rmrrvni cannot be kept after 7 45. s^^ OTATE. V °TATB. STATE Direction.—Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. '•Telephone 51-595. ... A GLORIOUS SUNBURST OF JOY! With IRENE FRED GINGER DUNNE, ASTAIRE, ROGERS. h ROBERTA." " KOiiliK 1 A." ", ROBERTA." "ROBERTA." " ROBERTA." " ROBERTA." " ROBERTA." « ROBERTA." "ROBERTA." "ROBERTA." "ROBERTA." "ROBERTA." "ROBERTA." "ROBERTA." "ROBERTA." "ROBERTA." "ROBERTA." "ROBERTA." "ROBERTA." "ROBERTA." " ROBERTA." " ROBERTA." "ROBERTA." "ROBERTA." " ROBERTA." " ROBERTA." ..ftSURPASSING ON THE" SCREEN ITS GLITTERING STAGE SUCCESS! - , SPECIAL NOTE! SPECIAL NOTE! CHILDREN'S MATINEE MONDAY, AT 11 a.m. First New Zealand Screening of a. Thrilling Western, GEORGE O'BRIEN GEORGE O'BRIEN — In — "WHEN A MAN'S A MAN." "WHEN A MAN'S A MAN.", AT 2 pui. "robjskt'a" . "ROBERTA" "ROBERTA" Will be screened in conjunction with " WHEN A MAN'S A MAN." Bring the Children to this Marvellous Entertainment. (All Approved for Universal Exhibition,,) CAPITOL THEATRE, MIRAMAR, LAST NIGHT. ' LAST NIGHT. "CHARLIE CHAN IN PARIS." , "CHARLIE CHAN IN PARIS." "Charlie Chan" facet his most baffling inysterey as he matches his cunning against that of a fiendish killer. A picture packed with excitement and suspense, Btarring WARNER. OLAND, MARY BRIAN, and THOMAS BECK. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) MONDAY MATINEE-At 2.15 p.m. JOAN CRAWFORD-CLARK GABLE, ROBERT MONTGOMERY. In , "FORSAKING ALL OTHERS."' (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ( SUNDAY 1 CONCERT. SUNDAY1 CONCERT. * OT. JAMES THEATRE.* »T. JAMES THEATRE. (By the courtesy of John Fuller and Sons, V Ltd.) TOMORROW (SUNDAY)'NIGHT, TOMORROW (SUNDAY) NIGHT, ' JUNE 2, JUNE 2, At 830. At 8.30. At 8.30. At 8.30. i By the JUBILEE CHOIR JUBILEE CHOIR AND ASSISTING ARTISTS. la aid of MEN'S SHELTER APPEAL FUND. MASTER FRANK SERGEANT, the Boy Soprano who created such a favourable impression at the recent Eisteddfod, will present "A Brown Bird Singing" (Haydn Wood). MRS. FRANK CRAWFORD, Contralto, "A* Old Violin" (Fisher), with obbligato by Mr. L. Harrington. MR. H. F. WOOD, Wellington'* Popular Tenor, "The , Caravan.'? MR. MARTIN LIDDLE, Baritone, "Thine I is My Heart" (Schubert), THE JUBILEE CHOIRNational Anthem "sSI of Si T&s" (Coleridge-Taylor) "Maureen" (Roberton). Accompanist .... Mr. Maxwell Ma. • Conductor Mr. Frank J^ Oakes. To be concluded with the P«*«t»tj°»'.? £ the superb picturisation of Fannie Hursts "SYMPHONY <W SDC MILLION." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) (Kindly Loaned by RJC.O. Radio Pictures.) Doois Open at 7 p.m. / Silver Coin Collection, HELP US TO HELP A GREAT CAUSE. Late Cars to' AH Destinations. / JUBttEE YEAR. NATmvATj DAIRY SHOW. ItIONAL DAIRY SHOW. NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW. PALMERSTON NORTH. JUNE 19, 20, 21, AND 22. DON'T FORGET. CLASSES FOR Fat Stock, Hone Competition!, Field Roots, Fruit, Vegetables, Bakers Bread, Photography, Cookery, Needlework,. KnittingV Modal Aeroplanes, Dog Trials, etc., etc ENTRIES CLOBE TONIGHT. Send for Free Schedule to , HUGH KISSLING, Secretaiv. Box 85, Palmeiston Noith.