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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 113, 8 November 1935, Page 2

GRAND OPERA HOUSE. RAND OPERA HOUSE. Telephone 51-814. TONIGHT, AT 7.50. TONIGHT, AT 7.30. ■MATINEE TOMORROW, at 2. LAST 3 PERFORMANCES OF SEASON. J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD.. Present Those Immensely Popular Favour ites, MADGE ELLIOTT MADGE ELLIOTT and , CYRHj RITCKARD CYRIL RITCHARD . . In a-Magnificent 1935 Production of the Best-loved of all Mubical Plays, ."HIGH .-. JINKS," "HIGH JINK S." "HIGH JINK S." "111 GH - JINK S." - "HIGH JINK'S." "HIGH . JINK S." . ' This irresistible Musical Comedy, which for so many years held the record for long runs, has endeared itself to countless thousands because of its rippling musical numbers, its infectious gaiety, the breeziness of its story, and the unique opportunities. for costume display and dancing. The Wonderful Cast Includes: ETHEL MORRISON, LEO FRANKLYN. FRANK LEIGHTON. MARIE LE VARRE, FIELD FISHER. Together with a cast of 30 others, with an Ensemble ■: of .-■ Beautiful • Girls, and a 1 FULL GRAND OPERA ORCHESTRA' See "High Jiuks" and tako happiness home with you. Plans at D.I.C. Week-night Prices: 6e 6d, 4s, 2s, Is 6d. Sat.: 7s 6d, 4s, 2s, Is 6d. Matinee: ss, 4s, 3s, 2s, Is 6d; all prices subject to tax. CHILDREN HALF-PRICE TO ALL . PERFORMANCES. Reserved Back Stall Tickets at 4g are avail-Me at Box Office each morning for the performance that night. 2s Day Sale Tickets on sale. it Opera House Confectionery. SEASON DEFINITELY CONCLUDES THIS SATURDAY NIGHT. TI7ELLINGTON CRICKET VV ASSOCIATION. BASIN RESERVE, TOMORROW (SATURDAY), ; Commencing at 1.45 p.m. WELLINGTON WELLINGTON (including T. C. Lowry) MIDLAND MIDLAND (including J. L. Keating). Bright Cricket. Admission, 6d. A.VARNEY, Hon. Secretary. DIGGERS' NIGHT. GOME and join the Community Sing in the Working Men's Club, Petone, on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, at 8 p.m. Items and Dancing. Admission: Gents Is, Ladies a Plate. DIGGERS, BRING ! YOUR FRIENDS. '■->'■■ :\ ELECT Ipfr ;NOT ICES. ~^- LABOUR CANDIDAtES. ABOUR CANDIDATES. ;-,: TONIGHT at 8 o'clock'. . '"', r TONIGHT at 8 o'clock.. ~, ' r '. MR. R. SEMPLE will meet friends M& supporters, "'■'■. ~ ;."i- . Tea Kiosk, Seatoun.' -' -'-<;< MONDAY NEXT, at 8. < ] : MONDAY NEXT, at 8. """'" , " CENTRAL. ! : MR. P. FRASER will meet friends and; supporters in the Trades Hall, Vivian Street. . ;•"■' SOUTH. MR. IX. McKEEN, St. Hilda's, Island Bay. , SUBURBS. . MR, P. M. BUTLER, Town Hall, Ngaio. EAST. ' • MR. R. SEMPLE, Capitol Theatre, Miramax. • ■. • . ' NORTH. MR. C. H. CHAPMAN, Mission Hall, Aro Street. .■■'•■' WELLINGTON SUBURBS ELECTORATE. RA. WRIGHT » A. WRIGHT (INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE), Will address the Electors as follows:— KELBUEN (KIOSK).—MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11. NGAIO (TOWN HALL).—WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, . BROOKLYN, FULLFORD'S HALL (Picture Theatre). — THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14. . All Meetings.at S p.m. WELLINGTON SOUTH ELECTORATE. MR. J. I. GOLDSMITH, •"■*■ Democrat Candidate, Speaks at:— , . ' ISLAND BAY—Tuesday, November 12, at. St. Hilda's Hall, 8 p.m. BERHAMPORE—Tuesday, November 19, at Masonic Ha 11,.8 p.m. NEWTOWN—Tuesday, November 26, at St. Thomas' Hall, 8 p.m. MR. GOLDSMITH MR. GOLDSMITH For You. For Me. MR. GOLDSMITH For All. - OTAKI ELECTORATE. THE DEMOCRAT CANDIDATE ■-.-.-■ FOR OTAKI, . . .J^R- R. W. BOTHAMLEY, Will Address Electors as under:— TE HORO-—Public Hall, Tonight (Fri- . <lay), November 8, at 8 o'clock. PORIRUA—Lodge Hall, Monday, . Nov. 11, at 8 p.m. -■. BELMONT—Church Hall, Tuesday, Nov. 12, at 8 p.m. . MANAKAU—Town Hall, Wednesday, Nov. 13, at 8 p.m. MISCELLANEOUS. T>RANDY, a household necessity, Jules -1-* Racine Cognac, superior to most; guaranteed equal to any three-star brandy; quarts 13s, pints 7s. Grand Hotel Home Supply Store. ENGAGEMENT. npHE Engagement shortly to be anx nounced Have the ring exactly as desired. Obtain it wholesale direct from our workshop and save money. HAY6RAFT AND JOSLING. Ring Specialists, 94 Willis Street (over Preston's). (^HIROPRACTIC HEALTH SERVICE, MOANA FINCH. "Evening Post" Building. Telephone 42-218.