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Evening Post, Volume CXXV, Issue 20, 25 January 1938, Page 2

Direction: Amalgamated Tlicnlt'ca, Lid. LAST 3 DAYS: 2.1f; .jnd S.(). KATHARINE HEI'UUKN KATHARINE HEI.'JJUUN KATH.AR.INJi HEPBURN KATHARINE HEPBURN With (iJ.NU.KH ROGERS CINGEH ROGEIiS (UNGER ROGERS (iINGEU ROGERS In R.K.O. Radio1* Amazing Play by EDNA FEHBEK, "STAUIi UUOH"STAUE DOOK" "STAGE DOOK" "STAGE DOOR." (Recommended by Censor lor Adults.) With ADOLPHJ4 MENJOU, GALL PATRICK, ANDREA LEEDS. WAIT TILL YOU SEE HEPBURN and ROGERS TOGETHER! HEPBURN and ROGERS TOGETHER! . . . Fighting it out ... us highbrow Terry and hoofer Jean, in the year s most exciting love-laughter-and-beart-break drama . . . spot-lighting the amazing lives ol! those clever, penniless, resourceful girw ■who battle tooth and claw for footliyht. recognition!— Siiiiuorlb Include ——— A WALT DISNEY MICKEY MOUSE CAJITOON ON THE STAGE Master NORMAN WILSON, Bobby Breen Contest Winner, WILL SING TWICE DAILY. Plans at D.I.C. or State (51-595). NEXT FRIDAY! United Artists Present: A GLITTERING, GLAMOROUS, GLORIOUS MUSICAL! Walter Wangev's " "52ND STREET." "52ND STREET." "52ND STREET." — "52ND STREET." Ten Streets Ahead of the Memorable "42nd Street.' — Starring — lAN HUNTER, LEO CARRILLO, PAT PATERSON, ZASU PITTS, KENNY BAKER, MARLA SHELTON. With 6 Big Song Hits! (Approved Universal Exhibition.) FINAL PERFORMANCE TONIGHT, At S o'clock, Of the Brilliant Musical Comedy Success, "SWING ALONG" "SWING ALONG" "SWING ALONG" "SWING ' ALONG" "SWING ALONG" "SWING ALONG" "SWING ALONG" GRAND OPERA HOUSE. RAND OPERA HOUSE. COMMENCING TOMORROW COMMENCING TOMORROW Matinee at 2 —: ■ Evening at S And Finally on Thursday Evening J. C. WILLIAMSON LTD. Presents the Stupendous London" MusiCß-j Comedy Triumph, I — ' """ I "NICE GOINGS ON" "NICE GOINGS ON" I "NICE GOINGS ON" I "NICE GOINGS. ON" ! , 1 Which effervesces with delightful melodies, bright musical numbers, exhilarating comedy, picturesque settings, exquisite ballets, gorgeous dresses, and costumes, and racy dialogue. Wonderful Cast Includes GEORGE GEE • GEORGE GEE (iEORGE GEE GEORGE GEE GEORGE GEE GEORGE GEE I __ VALARIE HAY, DONALD BURR, PERCY LE FRE, BILLIE WORTH. William O'Neal, Lois Green, Enid Hollin?, Phil Smith, John Dobbie, Ken Tuckfield, Tommy Jay, Les Donaghey, and a Beautiful Ballet and Magnificent Chorus. Bos Plans for the balance of the season are at the D.I.C. Day Sales at the Grand Opera House Confectionery Shop. Evening Prices: D.C. and R.S., 6s; Ordinary Stalls (reservable on day of performance), 4s; Gallery, Is 6d, Early Door Gallery 6d extra. Matinee Prices: ss, 4s, 3s, 2s, Is 6d. Children half-price. SEASON DEFINITELY FINISHES THURSDAY NEXT. MASTERTON A. & P. ASSOCIATION? 51st ANNUAL SHOW, FEBRUARY 15 AND 16, 1938. RAM FAIR. FEBRUARY 17 AND IS. CUPS and Trophies valued at £750, in addition to Prize Moneys. Classes for nil Live Stock. Hacks, Hunters, Ponies, Dog Trials, Sheep Shearing, Poultry. Pigeons, Dogs; Home Industries, Fruit and Vegetables, Highland Dancing, and Piping. £135 offered in Cups in Kennel classes. All entries close JANUARY 31. Kvee Schedules from R. H. WILLIAMS. Secretary, Box 40, Masterton. ~ DANCING. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. COLLINGWOOD SEA SCOUTS' MODERN AND OLD-TIME DANCE At the MAYBELLE ASSEMBLY HALL Ghuznee Street, TONIGHT, at 8. Harry Avery's Orchestra, Good Supper. Flannels optional. Subs. Is 6d. Good Prizes. BILLY GRANT, M.C. HURRAY! And HURRAH! JOHNSON'S FIRST 1938 JOY NIGHT. NEXT TUESDAY, TAIA HALL. A Unique "GOOD EVENING." At our Usual Subs-. G. W. JOHNSON. YOU CAN JUDGE OUR PRINTING BY THE I'EOPT IS WE PRINT FOR WE Supplied Printing to some ot the largest firms in Wellington when they vvero only small businesses, and we are" still doing it XO ORDER TOO SMALL OR TOO LARGE. THE "KVENFNG POST" PRINTING WORKS, WILLIS STREET. Telephone -W-010.