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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 154, 27 December 1935, Page 2

THE REGENT THE REGENT WHERE THERE'S ALWAYS A BETTER SHOW. DAILY: , , SHOPPERS? SESSION At 11.0 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8.0 p.m. TODAY, at 5.0 p.m. A "THE . TERRIFIC LAST SUCCESS! OUTPOST" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ( — - — A]so~ • BOX PLANS "BETTY BOOP" CARTOON . i SPORTLIGHT—3 NEWSREELS ' AT D.I.C. AND REGENT "CAVALCADE OF MUSIC" Etc. (TELEPHONE 44-144). NEW OPERA HOUSE-Daily, 2.15 and 8 p.m. R.K.0.-Radio Pictftres Present ■ I i A WESTERN DRAMA OF MIGHTY PROPORTIONS "WITH ■ RICHARD DIX IN HIS GREATEST ROLE! RICHARD DIX in "THE ARIZONIAN" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) . With v BEAUTIFUL MARGOT GRAHAME. YOU MUST HEAR HER SING "ROLL ON, COVERED WAGON." ', MATINEES ONLY: • XMAS PANTOMIME ON STAGE-IN ADDITION TO "THE ARIZONIAN" BOX PLANS AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE (TELEPHONE 51-814). TIVOLI THEATRE" NIGHTLY, 8 o'c^ 081™ E™^NTARY BUILDINGS^^ 'SELECTED SUPPORTING PROGRAMME FROM 7fm ' PJn> FINALLY TONIGHT— "ALL THE KINGS HORSES" ' (CARL BRISSON) "THE MAN ON THE FLYING TRAPEZE" (W. C. FIELDS) (Both Pictures for Universal Exhibition.) TOMORROW, also MONDAY and Tuesday—Sir James Barries "WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS" (HELEN HAVES) ' ' "THE MIGHTY BARNUM" (WALLACE BEERY—VIRGINIA BRUCE) (Both Pictures for Universal Exhibition.) TELEPHONE 43-968. PRICES 1/6, 1/SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MATINEE TOMORROW: rnwf™l T \ Ba-w?. mf," (Wallace Beery)-James Cagney & Pat O'Brien, "HERE COMES THE NAVY"-Also, Episode 1 of "TAILSPIN TOMMY,"* a Thrilling Serial. (All for Universal Exhibition.) Coming—"NAUGHTY MARIETTA." NOTICE • TO ADVERTISERS & SUBSCRIBERS. T^EDlffifjlSSY^^ BE PUBLISHEI) °N .THE JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT WILL B E CL OSED UNTIL MONDAY, l JANUARY 6, 1936. BLUNDELL BROS., LTD TELEPHONE '44-040. I ,'■',.'.■■ 19 36 1 .•■ ■ . 19 3 6 ■ 19 3 6 ; ■'. THE 'EVENING POST" ALMANAC ' .1 WILL BE PUBLISHED • '. ', ' , ■:'■".. In ■ -. " • MONDAY'S "EVENING POST" (DECEMBER 30). i AGENTS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC REQUIRING EXTRA COPIES OF "THE POST" ON THAT DAY SHOULD AT ONCE ADVISE THE PUBLISHER. BLUNDELL BROS., LTD.

St iS S' HSTOOTB.' T A T E, PETONE. The Theatre Beautiful TONIGHT! TONIGHT! Final Screening, GEORGE. ARLISS in "THE IRON DUKE." COMING TOMORROW (SATURDAY! and MONDAY and TUESDAY; December 28, 30, and 31, "GINGER," ■ " GINGER/ With JANE WITHERS, '■ rri ™ j %', st time in Petone. The Wonder Child who will delight you and win your admiration in this charmin" story. Remember the "Mervie" of "Bright Eyes"? That was only a sample SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MATINEE TOMORROW (SATURDAY), at 2.15 p.m. Children 6d, Adulta Is. Admission—Evening: Stalls' Is, Centre Stalls Is 6d, Circle Is 9d. Reservations, Box Plan at Theatre, Tel. (Both Pictures approved for Universal ■ Exhibition.) __: BOOK EARLY. TENNIS. MIRAMAR • TENNIS COURTS, IRAMAR TENNIS COURTS^ TOMORROW, 10.15: TOMORROW, 10.15: ■ Semi-finals .Combined' Doubles, v ALL FINALS FROM 1.30. Admission Is. PUBLIC NOTICES. ~~ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that "^ THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1936, will be observed as a SPECIAL HOLIDAY by THE RESERVE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. THE UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA, LIMITED. Established 1837. Commenced Business in New Zealand 1840. Authorised Capital £12 000 000 Paid-up Capital .. £4,000,000 Reserve Fund ... 3,250,000 * — £7,250,000 Currency Reserve 1,600,000 Reserve Liability of Proprie-' tors , 8,000,000 £16,850,000 XTOTICE is hereby given that the Trans- ■** fer Books of The Union Bank of Australia, Limited, will be closed from December 30, 1935, to January i, 1936, both dates inclusive. T. P. FOTHERINGHAM, Inspector. STOMACH DISORDERS. CTOMACH and Digestive Disorders suckJ cessfully treated. I have cured many long-standing and apparently hopeleM cases, without medicine. Call and see some of the testimonials from grateful patients, or write for particulars. Consultations Free. MR. RONALD T. McLEAN, (Established 1919), 15 Courtenay Place, Wellington. Tel. 50-634. •,;

D E HTiHEATRE- OTFINALLY TONIGHT AT 8. , Speed! Thrills! Spills! JOE E. BROWN, Maxine Doyle, Frank McHugh, In .'. "SIX-DAY BIKE EIDER." "SIX-DAY BIKE RIDER." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SAT. AND MON., at 8 pm Matinee Sat. at 2.30. Shivers and Shakes! Gurgles and Shrieks! A Spine-tingling Thriller! _, ~- KARLOFF, Cohn Chve, Valeric Hobson, (Recommended by Censor for Adults ) [Not Suitable for Exhibition to Children.) Tlfat KMa? PetCr Pan Lcmnge or TelTSili BiiE ligi CARNIVAL. CARNIVAL. EVANS BAY EVANS BAY. HAVE YOU ENTERED MASKED BATHING BEAUTY CONTEST? £20 IN PRIZES. £20 IN PRIZES. Entries received in Secretary's. Office on the grounds. MONSTER JIG-SAW PUZZLE RACE. £7 lOsVrIZE MONEY. £7 10s PRIZE MONEY. Miniature Train. Bucking Horse Merry-go-round. Numerous Other Attractions. . DON'T MISS THIS GREAT GALA! : : I : T>EGAL THEATRE, KARORI •"■*' TONIGHT. 8 o'clock. TONIGHT. See Edgar Wallace's most exciting 6torv "SANDERS OF THE RIVER." "SANDERS OF THE RIVER." Three men against a million, in the heart of Darkest Africa. PAUL ROBESON (the famous singer), . . , ~..„,. LESLIE BAWs. A picture that will live up to every claim —Thrill-packed. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS. FUNERAL NOTICES^ T\HE Funeral of the late William Hil- *• lock will leave his Residence, 19 bidey Street, on Saturday, December 28 1935, at 2.30 p.m., for the Cemetery, Karon. J. E. TAYLOR AND SONS, LTD., Undertakers, 22 Vivian Street, and Karori. Day and Night Telephone 26-073. T\HE Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas •*- Esmond Foley, of 33 Madras Street, are invited to attend the Funeral of their late beloved daughter, Elaine Lillian, which will leave the Chaped of E. Morris, Jun., Ltd., 60 Taranaki Street, Tomorrow, vDecember 28, 1935, at 10.30 a.m. for the Cemetery, Karori. t £. MORRIS, JUN., LTD., , Funeral Directors. ~ _..