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Evening Post, Issue 17, 20 July 1936, Page 2

REGENT WHAT HAS HAPPENED IN WELLINGTON. I have had a glorious adventure on Friday and Saturday. I sat with the i happiest audiences in the world and saw "SHOW BOAT"! ... I saw hun- [ dreds of people drinking in every bit of the most precious screen experience i of their lives. ... I saw them stirred by the superb acting of Irene Dunne; 1 heard them sigh when she saris the new "Gallivantin' Around' " and the original "Make Believe." 1 saw them go wild when they heard the gorgeous voice of Paul Robeson rendering the original "01' Man River" and the new "All Still Suits Me." 1 Raw them thrill again when Allan Jones and Irene Dunne sang the new duct, "I Havn the Room Above Her," and the beloved "Why Do I Love You." I saw them deeply ulTeetcd by Helen' Morgan's rendition of "Bill" and "Can't Help Lovin' That Man o' Mine." .1 heard them roar at the performance of Charles Winningcr as "Captain Andy." ... 1 saw them, I heard them applaud as no audience ever did—and I applauded enthusiastically with them. Honestly, it was the greatest tribute ever paid to a picture. So, ladies and gentlemen, I give you "SHOW BOAT"! Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15 and 8 p.m. IvKEDKIC McCALLUM, (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ' Manager. 2.15 p.m.—-NEW OPERA HOUSE 8.0 p.m. lii its third great week and still delighting thousands with the beauty of its colour. ACTION ROMANCE COLOUR! are all combined in "THE TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PINE" With FRED MACMURRAY—SYLVIA SIDNEY—HENRY FONDA. For the first time an outdoor action romance filmed entirely in natural colour. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Plans at D.1.0. or Theatre (51-8U). ~ —TIVOLI (OPPOSITE PARLIAMENTARY BUILDINGS) /■', TONIGHT, also TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY. ,'? : ■ '■ MATINEE DAILY, 2 p.m. . • "■"/ SELECTED SUPPORTING PROGRAMME FROM 7 O'CLOCK. FRED ASTAIRE-GINGER ROGERS " F-0-L-L-0-W T-H-E F-L-E-E-T" GREAT ASSOCIATE ENTERTAINMENT . "PERSONAL MAID'S SECRET" . MARGARET LINDSAY—WARREN HULL Eta 'v'issvttt l£iri«,i\? ssissssr "* (Both Pictures, for Universal Exhibition.) TELEPHONE 43-968. PRICES 1/6, 1/.And you may Reserve NOW without Extra Charge Screening- Times: 7.45, "Personal Maid's Secret." 5.50, "Follow the.Fleet." BUSINESS GIRLS' COOKERY LECTURE & DEMONSTRATION UNA CARTER TOMORROW (TUESDAY), JULY 21, at 8 p.m. Slh LECTURE SUBJECT: "THE CHOOSING OF MEAT." Suitable Recipes Demonstrated. NEW DEMONSTRATION THEATRE FIRST FLOOR, WELLINGTON GAS CO. BUILDING 1 COURTENAY PLACE. ' _ ADMISSION FREE! . \ '

BOX PLAfD SS M HA PtS S NIGHIS (Saturday and Wednesday),' of La Meri's Dance Concerts are now open at the D.I.C. ' Gr4v£ • P, PF A HOUSE.' OPERA HOUSE OPENING. GALA PERFORMANCE, ■-THURSDAY," JULY V 23, :-.-•■ At 8.15 p.m.. :' ■'■' :\ Mr. A. D. M.: Longdeu has the honour to ■present, by arrangement with J. C Wil-liamson,-Ltd., a brief serica oE ' DANCE • .CONCERTS By the Celebrated and Beautiful International Dancer, ,| LA MEBI . || LA MERI i, I LA MERI 1- . I LA MERI I Opinions of the Press: "The Times" (London): "Such discipline «S c • y always commands respect." Morning Post" (London): "La Meri IS what she dances." . "Sunday Chronicle" (London): "La Meri is not one woman, but twenty " Tlllustration" (Paris): "The world's moat versatile dancer." Assisting Artists: MARIO SALERNO, Composer-Pianist, and his Trio. , LAURA MOLLICA, Assisting, Danscuse. Lighting Effects by ! AVERARDO BERTOCCHI The Presen^unde^h^Direction ofi Prices: R.S. and D.C,, Cs and 4 S - Unreserved, 3a and 2s (plus tax) BOX PLANS AT D.I.C. TOWN HALL TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. TUESDAY, JULY 21, 8 p.m. Leon de Mauny), will be given to . PAUL VINOGRADOFF PAUL VINOGRADOFF PAUL VINOGRADOFF PAUL VINOGRADOFF (Prior to his departure from N.Z.) In Programme: Wagner's "Rienzi" Overture, Glazounov Concerto, Grieg Concerto' and Piano Solo. ' Tickets: Dress Circle, 4s (all reserved): Stalls, 3s and 2s, plus-tax. Box Plans at D.I.C, Begg's, and Nimmo'a •TOWN HALL, CONCERT CHAMBER -»-own hall! concert chamber; thursday, july 30 THURSDAY, JULY 3o| 2nd Subscription Concert, 1036— "THE CIRCASSIANS" * THE CIRCASSIANS " BOX PLAN at Begg's TOMORB.OW. Prices 3s and 2s. FREE ' FREE POPULAR LANTERN LECTURE ON ASTRONOMY (Under the auspices of the Wellington City Council), By MR. A. C. GIFFORD, M.A., F.R^A.S. ("Omega Centauri"). QONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, THURSDAY, JULY 2.V193G, 8 p.m. Subject: "TUB MARVELS OF THE MILKY WAY." ADMISSION FREE.. AUMIS^SOK F.RKE.-

WELLINGTON BOXING ASSOCIATION (Inc.). TONIGHT! TONTPHTt TONIGHT! TONIGHT! rjWN HALL. . TOWN HALL. S o'clock! '"■'" "■- V': ■"■ BILLY AITKEN" :-"-" """ .-■'•■.: ;':■• BILLY AITKEN v. ■■.■' CLABRD3 KAYNER. CLARRIE RAYNER. PRICES: ss, 3s, and 2s (plus tax). Ladies 3s to any part of.the house. No extra charge for booking. Box Plan at Humphrey's, Manners Street. No Free List. Day Sales at Jack Eustace. 41 Molesworth Street. pUBLIC LECTURE MONS. ERNST yALEXANDRB (Late Paris and Vienna), Handwriting. Character Reading, and its Influence on Life. DOMINION FARMERS'. TONIGHT c n t - (MONDAY), 8 p.m. Collection. Bring samples of handwriting. dancing"" X HE B^AI<M.-.- ■ THE REALM. A TONIGHT. " TONIGHT. The Latest Overseas Programmes. Mixed Dancing. Mixed Dancing. Every Kind o£ BallroSandnf^ WT Get *J» Latest Style.. BE WISE. BE THERE. TRADES HALL. Q.LEE ASSEMBLY-Roll up TONIGHT ir /V,?^ Old-time Whoopee Night, linal of Monte, £1 Is prize, Lady ■ Ind hcnt last, on floor. Competitors must bring Monte Tickets. LES. WALKER'S BAND. C.FREE, M.C. - Sub 3is ea, TONIGHT, ORIENTAL CABARET, ■*■ Entrance Blair Street. Modern Dancing .Clots, 8 tiE 11.30. Subs. Is 3d. Jimmy James, teacher. The Rumba and New Steps for Advanced Pupils. Also JNew Learners welcome. Private Lessons by arrangement. Don't forget our First Studio Dance, August 1. Further particulars, ring 50-323. Cabaret open for Bookings. Wellington's Foremost Old-time School. AKSgENE DANCING SCHOOL, DANCING SCHOOL, rrmS* HaU« Ghuznee Street. TOf G HT!LAFAV OU BITA. TONIGHT! Correct Instruction in Every Dance. Excellent Music. Dainty Supper. Subs. Is. Principal, E. ANDERSON. . PHYLLIS BATES, ■*• Studio: Majestic Theatre Bldg. Tel. 41-684. Private Lessons from 10 a m EVENING CLASSES AT MAJESTIC THEATRE CABARET. 'Feo 2s 6d, covers 1 hour's class and admission to Cabaret for Supper and Dancing till 11.30 p.m TUESDAY 7.45 p.m.. General Class; Beginners' Class at Studio FUNERAL NOTICES. HPHE Friends of the late William Perci- -*- val Wansbrough are invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave the Chapel of Robt. H. Wilson and Sons, Ltd., Tomorrow (Tuesday), July 21, 1936, at 2 p.m., for the Karori Cemetery. ROBT. H. WILSON AND SONS, LTD , Undertakers, 164 Adelaide Road. Tels 94-155 and 16-781. GOLD BUYERS. (\LX> False Teeth, Gold, and Jewellery V bought. Note new address: Platinum Scrap Co., 101 Willis Street (Mandel's Buildings). OLD JEWELLER? AND DIAMOND RINGS. CELL yours to a New Zealand Firm, 7T best prices given. Haycraft nnd Josling,- Manufacturing Jewellers, 04 Willis street (over Preston's). Established 20 y rs. . TTI T .^ TT TI('-^^lS COACHING. ll' \OU wisli to bo ready'for tlie open- -*■ ■ ing ot ilio season, ENROL NOW. •'■_,- T. S. WILLIAMS, i'rotepsional Tennis Coach, • 52 Cuba Street. Xei^houc 41-436. !