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Evening Post, Volume CXXV, Issue 112, 14 May 1938, Page 4

FRANK LLOYD GAVE YOU " CAVALCADE " AND THEN " MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY " AND NOW—"WELLS FARGO" "WELLS FARGO" Teeming with the Thrills and Adventures of the Early Pioneering Days. •With JOEL McCREA—FRANCES DEE—BOB BURNS / (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) OUTSTANDING FEATURETTES—"Song of the Inlands," Delightful Coloured Musical. "The Toucher Downer," Popeye's Latest Cartoon. "Tuna Fishing," the Angler's Dream of a Sports Thrill. „ DAILY—2.IS and p.m. REGENT SPECIAL MORNING SESSIONS at U. IL. _ RESERVE EAItLY! Dir.: J.C.W. Picture Corporation, Ltd. At Theatre (Telephone 44-144). " THE AWFUL TRUTH" "THE AWFUL TRUTH" With ' IRENE DUNNE—CARY GRANT and "MR. SMITH" , NOW AT , f THE OPERA HOUSE (Recommended by Censor for Adult*.) _ IT IS ADVISABLE TO BOOK FOR TONIGHT. . 1 _ __T— I— V —()— lj—l——— • TONIGHT and MONDAY! SELECTED FEATURETTES from 7 o'clock. HUDYAHI) KIPLING'S "CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) - SPENCER TRACY-FREDDIE BARTHpLOMEW-MELVYN DOUGLAS. GREAT ASSOCIATE ATTRACTION: JOHN BARRYMORE-EVELYN BRENT in "NIGHT CLUB SCANDAL" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) TELEPHONE 43-968. PRICES 1/6, I/. PATRONS NOTE.—Telephone Reserves NOT held after 7*30 Tonight. Tuesday!— Wednesday—Thursday — "DEAD END" (Recommended by Censor for Adults Only.—Not Suitable for Children.)' ■ JOEL McCREA-SYLVIA SIDNEY-HUMPHREY BOGART-CLAIRE TREVOR WENDY BARRIE-ALLEN JENKINS. THREE WOMEN ... whose lives are interwoven through one of the most magnificent dramas this generation has. known . . . brought to the'screen in all,. its throbbing life and vivid power by SAMUEL GOLDWYN, producer of "DODS,WORTH" and "THEBE THREE." We recommend it to SOU. ASSOCIATE ATTRACTION-—-JANE WITHERS in "ANGEL'S HOLIDAY" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) . 11 11 ' ■ * "i . i .in ...i WRESTLING TOWN HALL MONDAY. COWBOY PAT FRALEY (Who is yet still Unbeaten) WRESTLING PAT MEEHAN (Ex-Canadian Mounted.' A Hard ' 7' Proposition for Fraley) • 1 anticipate Pat( Fralejr will be more extended against* Meehan than he has yet been. It will be hard, fast, and- interesting. . WRESTLING BOOK EARLY AT E, W. HUMPHREY'S, MANNERS" STREET.' PRICES: 6/-, 8/-, 2/-. LADIES 2/6. (All plus-tax.) A REPLY TO HON. ADAM HAMILTON. KING GEORGE THEATRE (LOWER HUTT) MONDAY NEXT —- At 8 p.m. — MONDAY NEXT HON. W. NASH (MINISTER OF FINANCE) ' "/ "THE GOVERNMENT'S FINANCE POLICY" DOORS OPEN 7.15 p.m. . MUSICAL PROGRAMME, 7.30 to S p.m. EVERYBODY WELCOME. \ i "- Rt. Hon. M. J. SAVAGE, Prime Minister, will be there! REMOVAL NOTICE . MISS BLACK, ROSEMARY FLORAL STUDIOS, - HAS MOVED HER ENTIRE FLORAL BUSINESS TO UP-TO-DATE PREMISES At •, • •; •. ■ 10 WOODWARD STREET ! ' (Opposite Midland Hotel) • TELEPHONE AS USUAL, 50-663. RESIDENCE 4^-906.; FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD NOTE! ONE LOCATION ONLY—-10 WOODWARD STREET. THE WAY-TO-HEALTH LECTURE (Illustrated with Lantern Slides) . . <' 1 In the , Y.W.C.A., BLUE TRIANGLE HALL BOULCOTT STREET , Entitled: "SICKNESS AND DISEASE— THE CAUSE AND CURE," TOMORROW (SUNDAY) TOMORRO'W At 7.30 p.m. MR. CHAS. 8. WILSON (OF AUCKLAND), BRITISH-ISRAEL LECTURER, i ADMISSION KHJ£&.- ORCHESTRA. . COLLECTION.

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