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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 108, 8 May 1937, Page 4

the' whole town is talking about this great programme. I .LUXR J - Conrtenay TV >/ - , £&>* . Place. '' - : - .- W-OSO. 2 p.m. NOW "SHOWING—7.3O-pj«. You'll Roar! 'You'll Yell! At ROBERTSON HARE. KOBERTSON HARE. ROBERTSON HARE. ROBERTSON HARE. ROBERTSON HARE. ROBERTSON , HARE. "AREN'T MEN BEASTSS" "AREN'T HEN BEASTS!" "AREN'T MEN BEASTS?" "AREN'T MEN BEASTS?" "AREN'T MEN BEASTS'" "AREN'T MEN BEASTS?" "AREN'T MEN BEASTS?" "AREN'T MEN BEASTS?" It's Just One Long Laugh! — Also 'Screening — ' " THE GREATEST GUESS-PROOF MYSTERY EVER. - - j • A £3,000,000 Fraud Linked to Murder. JAMES DUNN—JEAN' ROGERS • JAMES DUNN JEAN ROGERS JAMES DUNN JEAN ROGERS JAMES DUNN JEAN ROGERS In "MYSTERIOUS CROSSING." "MYSTERIOUS CROSSING." " "MYSTERIOUS CROSSING." "MYSTERIOUS CROSSING." "MYSTERIOUS CROSSING." "MYSTERIOUS CROSSING." . --Three Excellent Featurettes — ' Universal Air-mail. News! "Merry Cafe," Colour •Musical! • Sports Thrill! USUAL POPULAR PRICES. Plan at' Theatre (53-050). Children under 16 Not Admitted. (Programme Eec. by Censor for AdulU.) ■ ' TONIGHT, AT 8. \ ' TONIGHT, AT 8. TONIGHT-, AT 8. 1 TONIGHT, AT 8. THE MOST SENSATIONAL "FIRST " NIGHT" IN WELLINGTON'S .HISTORY! — At the.— VTEW OPERA HOUSE JN £W OPERA HOUSE Sir Benjamin Fuller and Messrs. L.. S. Snider and G. 3. Dean present THE MARCUS SHOW THE MARCUS SHOW THE MARCUS SHOW THE MARCUS SHOW THE MARCUS SHOW THE MA-RCUS -SjHOW THE MARCUS SHOW THE MARCUS SHOW THE MAR.CUS SHOW THE MAJI-CUS SHOW THE MARCUS SHOW THE MARCUS SHOW t IffThe only All-American Revue Gompany. - - r ever to visit New Zealand.' _r In its" First Big Show. . ", "LA VIE PAREE,""LA VIE. PAREE." "LA .VIE PAREE.", "LA VIE PAREE." "LA VIE PAREE." '"LA VIE PAREE." - "LA VIE PAREE." "LA VIE-PAREE." "'"' "LA VIE PAREE." "LA VIE PAREE." Reserved Stalls and D.C. 7s 6d, plus tax, available at ' Grande (Opera House) Confectionery, or Theatre Tonight. L_ —— Unreserved Prices for Season, 6s, 4s; Gallery, 2s. ■ Get Day Sales, 2s 6d (plus tax), Early ior Tonight's Gala Performance at the Grand (Opera House) Confectionery. Children under 16 not 'admitted. CABARET ' TONIGHT - ' CABARET ' TO?I£?T CABARET AT THE ■ CABARET • AT THE • , CABARET ATEW "MAJESTIC CABARET, -EW MAJESTIC CABARET H CABARET Dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. CABARET To CABARET LAURIPADDI AKD HIS C\B\RET FAMOUS BAND. CABARET * . . CAB\RET Sub.: Cs Double, inclusive of CABARET SuPP"-, Irmnn CABARET Reserves-by Tel. 45-709. CABARET (No extra charge). CABARET AFTER-THEATRE SUPPER CABARET AND ENTERTAINMENT CABARET • PATRONS, Is 6d. CABARET THE - NEW MAJESTIC CAB\RET THE NEW .MAJESTIC CABARET (Wellineton's Finest RestaurC4.BARET ant and Cabaret). •. CABARET Direction: - CABARET Frederick Carr,. Cec. Boyton. CABARET CORONATION " CELEBRATIONS COMMENCE at CONCERT CHAMBER .(Town Hall) MONDAY EVENING at 8. " A Specially-selected Programme in keeping with the occasion, arranged by WELLINGTON HARMONIC SOCIETY V> ELLINGTON HARMONIC SOCIETY Assisting Artists: MADAME BETTS-VINCENT, Pianist. RUSSELL J. LAURENSON, Baritone. PART SONGS. CHORUSES, SOLOS, -Etc. Admission: 3s (reserves), 2s- (plus tax), and 150 Seats at,ls. The Plan is at "BeggV* BRITISH DRAMA . LEAGUE. WELLINGTON AREA. - - ■ WEEKEND SCHOOL OF DRAMA, Under the Tutorship- of MISS ELIZABETH LOE. TONIGHT, at 8 o'clockInstruction ' and Demonstration in Mime and. Make-up. SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 2.30- - - Mime and Acting Exercises and General Talk on Acting. SUNDAY EVENING, 8.15- ' " ' ' , Play Reading by PROFESSOR J. SHELLEY. . ' " . • Instruction Sessions, 2s 6d. Play Reading, 2s. I NZ INSTITUTE OF CHEMISTRY. ' Lecture br DR. W. KRUMBHAAR, of Detroit, U.S.A. "Synthetic Resins in the Manufacture of Paints, Varnishes, and Lacquers." nOXFEREXCE HALL, DOMINION V^ FARMERS' INSTITUTE. TUESDAY, MAY 11, at 8 p.m. All interested cordially invited. RESULT "WOMAN-TODAY" RAFFLE. FIRST, N49, M. TARABOCHTA, 103 Hollowav Road. Second, C 6, MIS 3 CREASY, Hobson Street.