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Evening Post, Issue 51, 28 August 1935, Page 2

, LAST 2 DAYS" of «DRAKE OF ENGLAND" (Approved for Universal Exhibition) THE REGENT D^L* At 11.0 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8.0 p.m, COMMENCING ' .., : ", FRIDAY NEXT! '" „., _ ■ I.Jie "s\aw "iork Times"-says:— < THE LEGITIMATE SUCCESSOR TO MARIE DRESSLER— ; "Swift, and merry—justifies its AT Tr^Tl inclusion in any list o£ the season's i\JLiJA_/Ji«' •■■■■• best' comedies." . " V BRADY ___ . . " ■ As : ■•'•.'.'.■-■■ ■ (< T A TV«r ' lle stavte<i as-a.camp cook— XjJxUjL Inherited ' half a" million— pTvTTT3"p{Q " . ' ■ Crashed into Society as "Lady ... . ; : J- UX>X>k3 •. Tubbs" - and in . between . With you'll find the most boisterous ■ ' situations and the most rolALAN.MOWBRAY ] icking ta]e that ever toofc DOUGLAS MONTGOMERY Society over the. hurdles. ANITA LOUISE ; -'...- ■"' - "Etc. ■' . (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) - 'A RIOT OF FUN—A PANIC OF LAUGHTER SUMPTUOUS SETTINGS—MAGNIFICENT CAST 5 . Altogether "Too—TOO Divine." : : i 3 ■• BOX PLANS AT D.I.C. AND BEGENT (TELEPHONE 44-144). rNEW OPERA HOUSE ~^y7 . j • . At 2.15 p.m., S.O p.m. a BOX PLANS AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE (TELEPHONE 51-814). ■ S POSITIVELY LAST 2 DAYS COMMENCING FRIDAY! 8 „ _, . ■__.$!? _,^- Samuel Goldwyn Presents | "SANDERS EDDIE CANTOR 3 - OF THE ln I RIVER" "KID MILLIONS'' j THE MOST ASTOUND^G PICTURE AN EARFUL OF MUSICIAN' EYEI • (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition) J PROGRAMMES OF UNBEATABLE ENTERTAINMENT-VALUE! '-. RIVOLI THEATRE, NEWTOWN ~~ (Always as Warm and Cosy as Your Own Fireside) !, ; GRAND 'MBS REVIVAL OF TWO METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER SUPER ATTRACTIONS • • 7.45 o'clock—TONIGHT & TOMORROW—7.4S o'clock (Definitely Two Nights Only) and Selected Supports from 7 o'clock. NORMA SHEARER—MARIE DRESSLER "LET US BE GAY' CLARK GABLE-HELEN HAVES-MAY ROBSON-LEWIS STONE "THE WHITE SISTER" (Both Approved fcr Universal Exhibition) ■ •' FRIDAY, SATURDAY, AND MONDAY: ANNA STEN, FREDRIC MARCH—"WE LIVE AGAIN" And WALLACE BEERY-'THE MIGHTS BARNUM." GET IN EARLY FOR RESERVES. THERE IS A BIG DEMAND FOR SEATS. NUTRITIOUS & DELICIOUS 'KIWI" : SMALLGOODS AND MEAT PRODUCTS. TRY SOME OF THESE-STOCKED BY ALL GROCERS. 'SSp/oo^ "KIWi" Pork Stages «™ ? aVeloys "Kmi" Ham & Chicken «™ i UIIIOrS "iaWF luncheon Sausage KIWI" Bra W , \ "KIWI" Royal Sausage Tor jn easily-piepated, satisfying meal, » there is nothing better than "KIWI" ; ' "ALWAYS DEPENDABLE FOR'FRESHNESS AND FLAVOUR."

<§ KATE WAYS VIVIAN STREET (One minute from Cuba Street.) SKATING ~~- ' : SKATING THE FASHIONABLE . SKATING PASTIME. SKATING Sessions from 10 a.m. daily. SKATING Evenings 7.30 p.m. olvAj.l!NGr SKATING MAKE UP YOUR PARTY oJvA.TI.N G for SKATING TONIGHT'S SKATING - MONSTER SKATING SKATING PROGRAMME. HiiSg 7- 30-u °'clook- ' &fSsg ORCHESTIC. SKATING SPECIAL COMPETITIONS. . SKATING x First Heat SKATING WELLINGTON GRACEFUL SKATING SKATING CHAMPIONSKATING . SHIP SKATING '■ . SKATING SCHOOL HOLIDAY ,■ SKATING SESSIONS: SKATING SKATING Mornings, 10 to 11.30. SKATING Afternoons, 2.30 to 4.30. • SKATING . SKATING Parents! Skating ie an ideal SKATING holiday pastime. Every child SKATING given personal tuition under SKATING strictest supervision. SKATING Our Motto: SUPERIOR SKATING SKATING SERVICE. SKATING COMING! SPARKLING 1935 SKATING BALLET: BACK TO CHILDHOOD CAR- ' NIVAL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. L ■ ■■''■..."■ '■ ■■ , N.Z. BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT. 300 Players from all parts of New Zealand. jyjOUNT COOK SCHOOL, BUCKLE ST. Admission, 6d. Excellent • Exhibitions of Basketball by ' New Zealand's Leading Teams. , L ' " ' ' ■ ": - ____ FUNERAL NOTICES. THE Funeral of the late Mrs. Elizabeth -*• _ Ann Winstanley will leave her late residence, 14 Weka Street, Miramar, To- - morrow, Thursday, August 29, 1935, at ?. 10.30 a.m. for the Kirori Cemetery. ROBT. H. WILSON AND SONS. LTD., Undertakers, 164 Adelaide Road. . Telephones 24-155 and 16-781. A FUNERAL Service for the late Mrs. ■"• Emma Elizabeth Williams will be held at the Seventh Day Adventists' ; Church, Moncrieff Street, Tomorrow, . Thursday, August 29. 1935, at 2 p.m. In- > terment private. ' ROBT. H. WILSON AND SONS, LTD., > Undertakers, J 164 Adelaide Road. Tela. 24-155 and 16-781, . r THE Funeral of the late Mrs: Anna •*- Jamieson will leave the Chapel of Robt. H. Wilson and Sons, Ltd., Tomorrow, Thursday, August 29, 1935, at 2 p.m., for the Crematorium, Karori. ■ ROBT. H. WILSON AND SONS, LTD., Undertakers; 164 Adelaide Road. Telephones 21-155. and IG-7SI. > MISCELLANEOUS. TJRANDY, a. Household Necessity; Jules •*■* Kacma Cognac; superior to most; guaranteed equal to any three-star brandy; ' qts. 13s, pta. 7s. Grand Hotel Home Supply; Srort,

I; • ■ '■■■'..., ;"■'." i "BRITAIN ILLUSTRATED.^ i fa N Exhibition of Photographs of Scenes j in .Great Britain will be on Public [View at MESSRS. KTRKCALDIE AND jSTAINS'S LOUNGE, UNTIL AUGUST |31. ■ . " Made Available in New Zealand by 1 THE ORIENT LINE ! (U.S.S. Co., Agents), Through the Courtesy of '.'THE TIMES," London. .- Your Inspection is Invited. •• DANCING. " £«■• -muided of the ANNUAL BALL to be d m a.t^ MAYFAIR CABARET on FRIDAY, the.3oth instant. Dancing S p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets are obtainable from the D.LC. Booking Office. RAWLEIG-H'S AND TEASPUR BASKETBALL CLUB'S DANCE. |- ._ Dancing 8 p.m. to. 1 a.m. Novelty Dances, Steele's Orchestra, | Supper. ! Subscription: Double 4s 6d, Ladies 2s. Late bus to the Hutt. ■ TONIGHT. . TONIGHT. OT. JOHN AMBULANCE HALL. For Old-time Dancing. THIS IS THE SHOW. Admission Is 3d. /OUR OLD-TIME BALL. Genuine Demand for Tickets. Don't Be Left. Limited Number. jVfARGAKET O'CONNOR STUDIO, N.Z.s University of Ballroom Dancing. Private Lessons, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Daily. Classes, Tuesday and Friday Evenings. Classes for Married People Wednesdays. 58 Cuba Street. Telephone 45-57 L ~~~ LEARNERS' CLASS ~"~ TONIGHT WEDNESDAY TONIGHT At The . . ■RADIANT HALL, 37 Dison Street. Old-time Dancing Teaching from : 7.30 till 11.. Subs Is. .. ' " ■'■———— Subs Is. Note.—Public Dance evety Monday. i MEETINGS. [ ANNUAL MEETING,. THE ANNUAL MEETING, of the N.Z. ■*• Church Missionary Society will be held m the Society's -Office, 49 Ballance Street, Wellington, on1 Thursdaj', August 20, at 7.30 p.m. BUSINESS: Presentation of Report and Balance-sheet for year eutled June 30, 1935. Election of Officers and Committees for the 'ensuing year. . C. A. GOLDSMITH, * Lay Secretary. fJ.OOD PRINTING means Better BusiY. .."ess. Let the "Evening Post" Printing Department handlo your " nest Thone 44*10 for Quotation