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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 134, 8 June 1935, Page 4

VAST AUDIENCES ACCLAIM ' A MASTERPIECE! THE THEATRE OF PRE-EMINENT ATTRACTIONS EXCELS ITSELF 1 TITTT TJF'fiFN'T the theatre beautiful XXlJli XirAXtUJt J. WHERE THERE'S ALWAYS A BETTER SHOW! 11.0 a.m., 2.15 p.m., S.O p.m. Josepb M. Schenck Presents—A Darryl Zanuck Production RONALD COLMAN in "CLIVE OF INDIA" RONALD COLMAN in "CLIVE OF INDIA" (Approved tor Universal Exhibition) With LOKETTA 'YOUNG—COLIN CLIVE— G. AUBREY bAllTll Also—A Mighty Furore— " "MICKEY MOUSE" IN TECHNICOLOUR FOR THE FTRSI' TIME! Walt Disney's Latest Sensation—"THE BAND CONCERT." BOX PLANS AT D.I.C. AND THE REGENT (TELEPHONE 44-144). FREE LIST SUSPENDED. PHOTOPLAY RECITALS ' BY TWO OF THE WORLD'S FOREMOST STARS. ' 2.15 p.m. NEW OPERA-HOUSE 8.0p.ra.; BOX PLANS AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE (TEL. 51&14).TONIGHT MONDAY and WEDNESDAY. ! %AUL A ROBeSn^" W°rld>B Greateßt Binger" PAUL RQBESON CHALIAPINE "EMPEROR * v JONES" DWi THE STORY'OF A RAILWAY PORTEK QUIXOTE WHO BECAME A KING. ' With GEORGE ROBEY. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) (Approved for Universal "Exhibition.) THE PRESENTATIONS OF THESE EXCLUSIVE CLASSICS ARE IMPORTANT OCCASIONS FOR ALL LOVERS OF ART AND MUSIC. WRESTLING! WRESTLING! A MATCH BETWEEN TWO GREAT : ( HEAVYWEIGHTS! \ GLfcNN WADE v. AL. PEREIRA , GIANTS OF THE RING WHO WILL PROVIDE AN > EXCEPTIONALLY INTERESTING BOUT. MONDAY KIGH*—TOWN HALL S o'clock, -' l * {"' BOOKING AT HUMPHREY'S, MANNERS STREET. PRICES AS USUAL.

ALL " BLACK , RUGBY TRIAL. <«-LL BLACK RUGBY TRIAL. NORTH ISLAND * , * . ' POSSIBLES POSSIBLES POSSIBLES " Vi ' , PROBABLES. < PROBABLES. , PROBABLES. TUESDAY NEXT, JUNE 11, TUESDAY NEXT. JUNE 11, ■ TUESDAY .NEXT. JUNE 11, AT PALMERSTON NORTH SHOW GROUNDS, 2.30 p.m. x , .... , ' -j oi j * xt v i | Admission: Is 6d; Stands Is. No booking. ' - ' * Plenty of Stand Accommodation. , SKa'TEWAYS TKATIIfO k SKATEWAYS' On , .KiSSSS -M°DESe!ELE^sf3Ei!g CKATEWAH SKATEWAYS ° VMair Street SKATEWAYS (On* minute from Cuba SKATEWAYS Strcflt). SKATEWAYS » SKATEWAYS The Finest-appointed Rink SKATEWAYS in the Dominion. SKATEWAYS SKATEWAYS Make up your Party for . SKATEWAYSI the Fashionable Winter '.SKATEWAYS Pastime ' ■• SKATEWAYS ' SKATEWAYS TONIGHT. SIC AWIJITAYS ■* SKATEWAYS , " Extended Session, . SKATEWAYS I 7.30 to 11. ) Qtr a yrw AYK !j SKATEWAYS - MANHATTAN SKATEWAYff " ORCHESTRA. SKATEWAYS ■ BKATEWAYS FUTUREI SKATING SKATEWAYS PROGRAMME, including SKATEWAYS Gliding, SKATEWAYS Two-step, SKATEWAYS' Waltring Trios, SKATEWAYS SinguMTrios, ■ ISfSiSftvH BmTtace, Ikateways » SKATEWAYS EXPERT TUTORS IN ) SKATEWAYS , ATTENDANCE. »■ SKATEWAYS •" SKATEWAYS Skate Reservations, ' J SKATEWAYS Telephone 53-242. . I " — r"i E r«HARITYBALL CHARITY BALL CHARITY BALL WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, • ffli&fc musk 3| THE SOCIAL EVENT OF THE YEAR. & Spectacular Presentation of Debutantes , to .Archbishop O'Shea. iTSSZSSItatISft: GftUery ' J. G. ROACHE. y ■ Hon. Secretary, Telephone 47-584. Box 058. ) ST. MARK'S PARISH HALL, ' DuSerin Street. ) w TUEBDAIg A^§ggA^ )AY'AKD V , «.„ . ,« .-wtt. ,t ' j JUNE 11. 12, AND 15. 5' A GRAND MISSIONARY PAGEANT, y iV acted in eight scenes in costumes of j the period. Proceeds for Missions. Admission: Adults, 2s and Is; Children under 14, half-price^ ' ~~~~"~~~-~"~~~~"1™~~~~~~~~~~ IIfELLINGTON COMPETITIONS W SOCIETY (Inc.). 15)35 FESTIVAL. - » 1933 FESTIVAL. AUGUST SHKREIQUSR 7. • AUGUST 21-SEPTEMBER 7. . KNTIIIXfI CLOSE JUNE 28. E2SSSi SJ^fS ffi 2|- '• SSffi 8E8II»I: ?07 CLASSES IN INSTRUMENTAL, VOCAL, ELOCUTIONARY, DANCING. - MAGIC AND PHYBICAL TRAINING, ONE-ACT PLAYS, ETC. . PRIZE MONEY £370. ' Syllabus obtainable from S. G. CRESSWELL, 1 Secretary, 1 35 Taranaki Street. Telephone 52-380. '• _^____^__ - ________^____ ■ t™ TgaußW^jK-""" of Music at the Hospital Grounds TnAcni*Rnw <srTwnlv^ t,,™ « TOMORROW (SUNDAY), June 9, . Silver com collection on behalf of the Hospital. 8. IX ALEXANDER. Ho». Sec,

M AYFAIR - ™*™ HUTI TONIGHT (SATURDAY), at 8 o'clock. "HELL IN THE HEAVENS" — "HELL IN THE HEAVENS" "HELL IN THE HEAVENS" "HELL IN THE HEAVENS" >— WARNER BAXTER • in the best air comedy drama of ail time. It's 4 thrill! WEDNEBDAY-7.30 pan "PECK'S BAD BOY" BAD BOY" . "PECK'S BAD BOY" Jackle Coogaß gi veg U9 B tredt and it's not just a kid's picture. Also on the Bamo programme, SHIRLEY TEMPLE, j n a short comedy feature. (Bo th Approved for Universal Exhibition.) 'V — mHE WENTWORTH — T^**-' . WENTWORTH - " (^est., Theatre Buildup) , 'IONIGHT — 9-12 — TONIGHT. ' Is 6d each. Is 6d each. , Is 6d each. Is 6d each. FRED WEBBER FRED WEBBER And bis n L rmn . «. b «.to RHYTHM RASCALS RHYTHM RASCALS. JIM JAMES and QUEENIE PENNINGTON * In a Demonstration of the SPANISH TANGO. l 8 6d eaclu 9-12 Is 6d each. i s 6d each. 9-12 Is fid each. Reserves, 43-709. NO EXTRA. ■ fiONCERT CHAMBER. Concert chamber. TONIGHT TONIGHT TONIGHT TONIGHT ivauxui ,iu«i\«i* At 8 o'clock. THB WELLINGTON REPERTORY THEATRE (ING.) ' Present "SIXTEEN"' - " SI XT E E N> , iillllllf: v "SIXTEEN,". • 4 pjgy jhrg. Acts'by AIMEE AND PHILIP SIfUART. Produced bY W. 8. WAUCHOP. BOX AT DXO# Restrm 4a 3d. UuMeml 3a td. j*t» Doors la 6d. MEETINGS. ; HOTEL FOR BROOKLYN" CAMPAIGN. THOSE who wish Brooklyn to remain 1 MT ed fcomtt. evfl of Mmi Hceiwd Uquor bar are invited to attend a Meeting to be held in the Brooklyn Methodist Church Schoolroom on MONDAY NEXT, JUNE 10, at 7.30 p.m. Speaker: Mr. J. Malton Murray (Gen. Secretary N.Z. Alliance). / H. P. MOURANT, Convener. ■■ MEETING AGAINST.WAR. PEACE DEMONSTRATION COMMIT. TBE'S 4th MONTHLY MEETING. Speakers: , w^ £& f.'&n^A.f ffl? wi T. Conibear, Christchurch, "Why I .am +*? War"; f-l C™\*-A'. Chairman: Rev. E. M. McLevie. AT TH w raotv RESERVE CTT £n *V V™»vnVva^nnS o SUNDAY AFTERNOON, JUNi. 9. At 2.30 o'clock, ' PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS OTAKI SEAT. 1 A p PL j TON | "ill address Electors at I THE ODDFELLOWS' HALL, PORIRUA,' On MoroA^ a^" Ml 4 vvr ... -ir7- W rp twf , ANMjAL GENERAL MEETING, A TRADES HALL, MONDAY, 8 p.m! Busmen: Klection of Officeis, 10s Increased Relief, General. Admi9Bioll by VlAm c^