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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 60, 8 September 1937, Page 2

ONLY TWA MORE DAYS, YE KEN ... I c "STOR-R-R-M IN A TAE CUP" VIVIEN LEIGH—BEX HARRISON—Sara AHgood—Cecil Parker—and "Patsy." United Artists-London Production. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) 1 - ~ FRIDAY ! REGENT ' 215- s' o 'Bnd s-° p-m-I —I J. c. Williamson l'icturo Corporation. 'FRISCO • LUXURY LTNER TO PARIS- | ' i '• THENCE TO THE GAY. GLAD, SNOW-COVERED " MOUNTAINS TO SWITZERLAND. "I MET HIM IN PARIS" "I : MET HIM IN PARIS" A Paramount Picture. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Starring py i TTT>TT' rrTF' POT "RPTJ.T (more gay~more imPu<Jent llmi ever^ MFLVYN DOUGLAS (The Lad Theoflora went ™ld about) T>i'YDpvDrF "VOTTXTf^ l"'n0 knows more about "Shes" than "Skis") \ DELIRIOUS, SPARKLING, SKYLARKING ROMANCE, PACKED WITH WITTY, ICE-BRITTLE DIALOGUE AND FUN, TOPPING THE | i BEST THEY'VE EVER DONE. THE MOST DELIGHTFULLY IMPUDENT PICTURE YOU'LL SEE s FOR MONTHS! 11 ONCE AGATN WE ADVISE YOU TO BOOK D.I.C. OR REGENT. S •-— T-1--V-O-L-I — (OPPOSITE PARLIAMENTARY BUILDINGS) TONIGHT and TOMORROW THE ENTERTAINMENT EVENT OF YOUR LIFETIME! "THE GREAT' ZIEGFELD" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) MYRNA LOY—WILLIAM POWELL-LUISE RAINER Never such an amazing show in'the history of stage or screen! , Three hours of thrill-drama, romance, song hits, bewildering , beauty—three hours bring you a lifetime of excitement and , ' wonder! = SELECTED SUPPORTING PROGRAMME EACH EVENING from 7 to 7.45 o'clock. TELEPHONE 4tf-9«8 PRICES 1/6. 1/FREE LIST ENTIRELY SUSPENDED. -I , : , ;— COMMENCING FRIDAY! COMMENCING FRIDAY! "GIRL IN A MILLION" (Sonja Henie, Adolphe Menjou) | CHARLES RUGGLES, ALICE BRADY in "MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS" GRAND OPERA HOUSE NIGHTLY, at 8. MATINEE, Sat. Children Half-price. LAST BIG FAREWELL WEEK J. C. Williamson Ltd. Present • FRANK NEIL'S BIG VARIETY REVUE FRANK NEIL'S BIG VARIETY REVUE With 30 INTERNATIONAL STAGE STARS 30 10—WORLD-FAMOUS VARIETY ACTS—IO 28 GORGEOUS SCENES—FRANK NEIL'S BALLET COMMENCING TONIGHT—LAST SISVEN NIGHTS THE GORGEOUS, GLAMOROUS FUN SHOW- ' "LUCKY STARS" EVERYTHING NEW AND DIFFERENT. . WONDERFUL SINGING MARVELLOUS DANCING GORGEOUS GIRLS FUNNY COMEDIANS AND AMAZING NOVELTIES. 250 SEATS nt 3/-. 230 SEATS at 4/-. GALLERY 2/-. LATE DOORS 1/6. RES. 6/-. BOX PLANS at the D.1.0. DAK SALES at OPERA HOUSE CONFEUTIONKKi:. COME ONCE! To COME AGAIN! THE EVERGREEN FAIR!!! TOWN HALL TOWN HALL SEPTEMBER 11 to 18 ~ OFFICIAL OPENING NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2.30, by the ET. REV. H. ST. BARBE HOLLAND, M.A., Bishop of Wellington. AFTERNOONS AND EVENINGS OF SHEER ENJOYMENT-COMPLETE • CHANGE OF PROGRAMME DAILY. I Stalls, Side-shows. Baby.Show, Children's Fancy Dress Party, Physical Culture Displays, Wrestling, Dancing, Singing, Bands, Cooking Competition. FUNDS TO HELP A GRAND CAUSE-THE WELLINGTON CITY MISSION ADMISSION: Afternoons—Free. Evenings—Adults 1/-, Children 6d. SEASON TICKETS 2/8 • . FINAL WEEK FINAL WEEK SALE! - - CHINA CRYSTAL POTTERY BRASSES HALF PRICE HALF, PRICE j DEFINITELY YOUR, LAST OPPORTUNITY. I AUBREY GUALTER & CO., I 1-18-151 FEATHERSTON STREET TP7 LAMBTON QUAY.

BRITISH-ISKAEL BRITISH-ISRAEL " f AXT Eft N LECTORE L AXTZRN LECTURE in the TRADES HALL, TRADES HALL, Vivian Street, TOMORROW (THURSDAY), TOMORROW (THURSDAY), TOMORROW (THURSDAY), At 7.30 p.m. Jnder the Auspices and Chairmanship of MR. W. E. WILSON Subject: 'FURTHER PROOFS (AND THEIR »~ALUE) THAT BRITAIN IS ISRAEL." Lecturer: S. T. WATKINS. S. T. WATKINS. S. T. WATKINS. Orchestra. ADMISSION FREE. ADMISSION FREE. Collection to defray expenses, HALL HEATED. HALL HEATED. MAKE UP YOUR PARTIES NOW For the RACE NIGHT SPECIAL CABARET NIGHT, SATURDAY NKiHT -NEXT, At the LfAVFAIR CABARET. "-AYFAIR CABARET. D.ineinj; from 8.30. Charles Dalton's Dance Band. 'ables may be Reserved by ringing (he Cabaret. Telephone 51-770. Bub. s*.

TROTTING. ROTTING. "The Sport of the People." SATURDAY NEXT. SATUEDAY NEXT. Come and See the Champion Three- ' year-olda Racing for the WELLINGTON STAKES, WELLINGTON STAKES, Wellington's Classic Race for the Dominion's Fastest Youngsters. H U T T PARK. ' HU T T PARK. HUH PARK. SATURDAY NEXT. SATURDAY NEXT. First Race about 12.10 p.m. \VIN-AND-PLACE BETTING. PAINFUL FEET. FALLEN Arches cause pain, progressive bony deformity, corns, callouses, and nervous disorders. . I My specialised treatment successfully and nermanently corrects above condition \vith> out aid of artificial supports, which interfere with natural functions of feet. Toneless muscles revitalised and inflamed joints completely penetrated. KATHKRIXK CARTER, N.Z.K.M., Registered Masseuse and Medical Electrician. Kelvin Chambers, 16 The Terrace. Telephone 43-207.