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Evening Post, Issue 12, 14 July 1936, Page 2

(Approved for Universal 1 ?"ITT 1 "17\TT 1! «•!"•. -•!■> "ml 8 »•"'■ Exhibition.) ■ i-Vlli^JrXjXM X A cloudburst of fun flint has kept Wellington rlim-Uiiig for days. Fast, breezy comedy romance thai lrnvo.s you feeling brighter- ;>ml mure cheery ilk.ii yon have for an a no! I'icki'ord-Laxky Production—(.United Artists Release). "ONE RAINY AFTERNOON" With FRANCIS LEDEREI!. IDA LUPIXO. ROLAND YOUNG. Also— Walt Disney's Silly Symphony and "The Dionne Quintuplets"' FRIDAY Tl IK UK'S .\IOUNTIXG EXCITEMENT AND KEEN ANTICIPATION 1 AS Til H,NEW \S-H-O-W 80-AT" DRAWS XKAKICK I llringijig you a h'k-li Cai^u of Entertainment LVlwUts and the Orisiiiul Cast of Zicgffid's Greatest 'Triumph: IRENE DUNNE-PAUL ROBESON i allan JONris-criARLEs .winxixgkr-helex westley. Universal.* new version of Edna Fcrber's classic story is a I musical romance beyond compare—because it has been endowed with exquisite beauty, enriched with drama, comedy, anil spectacle, and ennobled by inspiring music! j' (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) | BOOKINGS ARE POURING IN— (For the Greatest Entertainment Event ot the Season. "Show Boat" has broken all ! attendance records in New York. London, and Sydney; and so it will be in Wellington also. Therefore, we cannot too urgently advise that you RESERVE WITHOUT DELAY! ! PLANS at D.I.C. and THEATRE (Telephone Ai-Ui). ] 2,15 p.m. NEW OPERA HOUSE—B.O p.m. FORGET YOUR WORRIES AND CHEER UP WITH US TONIGHT! STANLEY LUPINO in "CHEER UP" .Snappy Songs. Gay Girls, and Clever Dancing in the Merriest Musical Show of the year. Together with Zane Grey's Latest Thriller, " DRIFT FENCE "—With Tom Keene & Larry Crabbe. Also on the same Programme—"THE MARCH OF TIME." (Both Features Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Plans at D.T.C. & Theatre (51-Sl4). OVERFLOWING WITH ALL THAT1 IS BEST IX ENTERTAINMENT! - —T 1 V 0 L I (OPPOSITE PARLIAMENTARY BUILDINGS) TONIGHT, TOMORROW, and THURSDAY. (MATINEE DAILY, 2 p.m.) SELECTED SUPPORTING PROGRAMME FROM 7 O'CLOCK. JESSIE MATTHEWS SONXIE HALE in . . "FIRST A GIRL" The •'EVERGREEN'1 GIRL in a show of delightful songs, tender romance, zestful dancing, with a happy glow of comedy. GREAT ASSOCIATE ENTERTAINMENT EDMUND LOWE in E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM'S "THE GREAT IMPERSONATION" Not even identical twins resembled these two more . . yet one was an exiled GERMAN SPY and the other an IiNGLISH NOBLEMAN ... and the world never knew -which was impersonating whom! (Both Pictures .Recommended by Censor for Adults.) TELEPHONE 43-968 . PRICES 1/6, 1/——Screening Times 7.45 p.m., -THE GREAT IMPERSONATION." 0 p.m., "FIRST A GIRL," RUGBY FOOTBALL! TOMORROW! INTER-COLLEGIATE MATCH All followers of 2few /Zealand's National Game iind a special appeal in the matches played by Secondary School Teams, and where (ho .First Fifteens are on opposing sides there is a Real Stir ot Interest .and Enthusiasm. One such event is the i . Annual Match— > tWELLINGTON COLLEGE ! - ■■■■.'.■■■■■ versus | ST. PATRICK'S COLLEGE | ATHLETIC PARK—TOMORROW Commencing at 3 p.m. 1 Preceding the meeting of the First Fifteens there will be a match between two ■ other teams from the Colleges. ' '■ ■ don't MISSCOLLEGE DAY AT THE PARK TOMORROW! ADMISSION 9d. - STAND 6d EXTRA. A. E. NEILSON, Secretary, W.R.F.U. TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY), at 9 a.m. 23—BARGAIN OFFERS—23 HAYS—WINTER SALE- —HAYS COME ALONG EARLY! 10 ONLY FUR-TRIMMED COATS— ■ . Keally Wonderful Value at AVi guineas.' OGNS HAYS BARGAIN OFFER NEVER AGAIN"WILL YOU BUY AT THIS PRICE. 13 ONLY COSTUMES— Genuine Suitings, in Pinstripes. Herringbone) Checks', and Fancy Wovstcds. Really Marvellous Value at 4 guineas *>GNS HAYS BARGAIN OFFER—FROM "* LISTEN, LADIES! ; ■; THESE ARE GENUINE MAN-TAILORED, SO YOU WILL HAVE TO BE EARLY. EVERY OTHER COAT AND COSTUME IN STOCK AT BARGAIN PRICES. ONLY ADDRESS: HAYS, WELLINGTON'S LEADING LADIES' TAILORS, 17 MANNERS STREET (next Chas. Begg & C 0.,. Ltd.). V LADIES!, . i . . i ANOTHER DELIGHTFUL UNA CARTER COOKING DEMONSTRATION TOMORROW 'WEDNESDAY), JULY 15, at 2.30 p.m.. And THURSDAY, JULY 16, at 8 p.m. T OOlv AT THIS PROGRAMME! Doesn't it make your mouth water? Lean how to make these Delicious Dishes at Home for the Family! REAL AMERICAN APPLE PIE HEALTH BISCUITS LEMON BISCUITS SAVOURY FLAPPER JACKS SPrCY SURPRISE ■ DORSET STEW JELLIED PEARS SHORT SWEET PASTRY" CORNFLAKE CHOCOLATE PUFFS TWO LECTURES: TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY) AFTERNOON AND THURSDAY EVENING NEW DEMONSTRATION THEATRE, FIRST FLOOR, WELLINGTON GAS CO. BUILDING I ' COURTENAY PLACE. ADMISSION FREE! MRS. HOUSTON, next "Midland Hotel, i\T v- R- W- II' HOST, who has practise Graduated London FOOT' HOSl'l- x* Dentistry for twenty years in We TAL, under direction ROYAL Cliiropo- l'«gton and was the founder and prmcip, list and Harley St. Specialists. Tel. 47--WO. of the tmn of. I'rost & V rost, wishes to U — ! the public know that ho in practising < ROLFE'S WAX. Shines on all linoleums ,„„ r .. mTnNt muT and" woodwork-ami the polishing is ~'S QUAY 50 easy. * (nearly oppoeito D.1.0.). ■?.'••