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Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 67, 16 September 1936, Page 2

/ r\ c \ I LUXE I Conrtenay \^ j/ liinsr Place. , 53-080. ■ ■ LAST TWO DAYS — Wai'ner Bros. Present— JEAN MUIR GENE GERRARD - In - ■ " VIENNESE LOVE SONG." "VIENNESE. LOVE SONG." — ASSOCIATE ATTRACTION - GUI' KIBBEE In "THE BIG NOISE." "THE BIG NOISE." (Both Features Recommended by Censor for Adults.) MUSICAL PRESENTATIONS' BY ORCHESTRA DE LUXE AND ORGAN (L. D. Austin, Mus. Dit'.). Box Plans at the D.I.C. and Theatre. (Latter Telephone 53-080.) '■■ ' — COMMENCING FRIDAY , —■ COMMENCING FRIDAY — ■ Warner Bros. Present. The story| of women with .. : leasts too terrible to remember — facing futures too dangerous for men to share! "PUBLTC : . "PUBLIC "PUBLIC ,- ENEMY'S — ENEMY'S ■ ENEMY'S — WIFE." . WTFtf." WIFE." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) | Starring ■ PAT O'BRIEN, PAT O'BRTEN, : MARGARET LINDSAY, MARGARET. LINDSAY- : - Robert Armstrong—. ■•■. —Cesar Romero Five years ago, Warner Bros. '. . - made you reel from the im- j psicf of "Public Enemy No. . ; .1"! - Its daring revelations aroused a nation to Wage war to the deatli on Gang---dom! And" now, five yeai's ' later, the same daring pro- : ducers feel that the public ■ is ready for. the uncoiripro-' * , . .raising realism of its sensa- -. tional sequel! . -■•;.■ i * " '. ll!lllllllll!llllllllllll!l!UII!lllll!!l!!!HIIIIII!l!!ll!ll!l!ll!i!!ll!lllllll!!!illll!l!in^ I TXE LUXE THEATRE, 1 ' jj. IJ'& LUXE THEATRE, Jf | . LOWER HUTT. '". 1 ■ lilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll LAST NIGHT TONIGHT, at 7.30. "S-H-O-W B-O-A-T." "S-H-O-W B-O-A-T." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Plans at Peter Pan or De Luxe, C 3431. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ONLY, At 7.30 p.m. ■ "BEYOND BENGAL" • "BEYOND BENGAL" ■ ■ (Recommended by Censor lor Adults.) — Second. Big Feature — Gertrude Michael George Murphy " WOMAN TRAP " — (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ' DANCING. .-..'..; ; WHITE HEATHER DANCE ASSEMBLY; rpONIGHT (and . Every - Wednesday),1 J- S to 12 o'clock..- TRADES HALL. Rowland's Orchestra. Strictly jQl.d-timc Dancing. Dainty Supper. Lovely Prizes. Another Mystery: ."GAY GORDONS.", Our effort is always for your Enjoyment. Sub. Is 6d. M.C.—C. FREE. ANOTHER ENJOYABLE NIGHT. AT THE LEADING OLD-TIME DANCE. rPHE MAYBELLE ASSEMBLY, ■*• Ghuznee Street. .. TONIGHT! TONIGHT! V, Everything of the Best! . \ ~'•;" ; Real Music by the Maybelle" Orchestra.; '■.' ' Subscription Is 3d. : • ' TONIGHT! TONIGHT! CT. JOHN AMBULANCE HALL, *° 20 Vivian Street, For Good Old-time Dancing, to LES. WALKER'S OLD TIMERS. Don't Hesitate. THIS IS THE SHOW. Admission, is 6d. . . TIT ARGARET O'CONNOR'S STUDIO, iTX N.Z. UNIVERSITY OF BALLROOM DANCING. Tel. 45-571. Special facilities for Training Professionals and Advanced Amateurs. . 58 Cuba Street./ : SOUTHERN C.OLLE-DG'E, .... Teaches ■"■ ' '"" ] BALLROOM DANCING, '"■■'- '..' - Modern and Old-time, ■ ' " . ■ AT 35 .MANNERS STREET, ■ ' Daily, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. ... ■. ': EVENING CLASSES..-' . ..' Mondays, 8 p.m., Beginners.' ■ Thursday, 8 p.m., Advanced. ■' Telephone 40-281 ..for all information. PHYLLIS BATES, Studio: Majestic Theatre Bids. . . Tel. 41-684. ' . ■'< . . Private Lessons from 10 a.m. • EVENING CLASSES AT MAJESTIC THEATRE .CABARET. Fee 2s 6d, covers 1 hour's class and admission to Cabaret for Supper and Dancing till 11.30 p.ni. • --•■;•-• TUESDAY, 7.45' p.m.. General- Class;. Separate Beginners' Class at Studio THURSDAY, 7.45 p.m. Special Class for RUMBA, SLOW FOX-TROT. TANGO. EDUCATIONAL. ~~ HTHE MODERN COMMERCIAL J. SCHOOL. 22 THE TERRACE. Tel. 43-708. Shorthand-Typewriting, 'Business Practice. Stenographers being in great demand, parents should call, write, or telephone for prospectus without delay. M. A. NICOLAUS, P.T.C., Principal. FUNERAL NOTICES. THE Friends of the late Miss Margaret Helen Moir are invited to attend her Funeral, which will leave the Tory Street Hall Tomorrow (Thursday), September 17, 1i)36, after Service - which commences at 2.15 p.m., for the Sydney Street Cemetery. ROBT. IT. WILSON AND SONS, LTD.. Funeral Directors,, IG4 Adelaide. Road. Telephones:: 24-155,-•■l6-7-Sl.. .•■:*£. THE Friends of Mr. and' Mrs. A, J. Doran aro respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of their late beloved daughter, Fay Constance, which will, letivc the Chapel of J. RV Croft,' South Street, Pctone, on Friday, September 18, 1936, at 2 p.m., for the Taita Cemetery. ' :: J. R". CROFT, .'. " Undertaker, Hutt and Petone.'' ■ Telephone G3-82S. ■ ' -: PUBLIC NOTICES. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. CLOSING OF COWRIE STREET, VOGELTOWN. "VTOTICE IS HEREBY ■■ GIVEN- that -^ Cowrie Street, Yogeltown,' will hi: closed for vehicular trntllc from THUKSDAY, September 17, l!Ki0. until further i nolice. on account of street improvements being carried out in Mills Komi. E. P. NORM AN. Town Cln-k. KNUA-tJKMIiN'L rVUK l;',nn.igcini'iit shoMly ' to bn fin- •*•' tiounced. Have the King, exactly .as, desired. Obtain if- wholesale', direct from our workshop and' save money. UAYCRAFT AND .lOSLTNU, King Specialists, •Oit-<Willis Street (over Preston's). . .