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Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 4, 5 July 1938, Page 2

ONLY THREE MORE DAYS TO LAUGH WITH j GARY COOPER—CLAUDETTE COLBERT In Paramount's Comedy Gem —(Recommended for Adults) "BLUEBEARD'S BTH WIFE" E===jl COMMENCING REGENT I FRIDAY! WE PROUDLY INTRODUCE A NATION'S BRILLIANT WOMAN BARRISTER Superbly Portrayed by ; MISS FRIEDA INESCORT In Faith Baldwin's Fearless Revelation! "THE TRIAL OF PORTIA MERRIMAN" Dramatised as : "PORTIA ON TRIAL" DEDICATED WITH UNDERSTANDING SYMPATHY TO ALL THE WOMEN IN THE WORLD . . . AND THEIR MEN! THE GREATEST TRIAL SCENE IN FILM HISTORY-DARING DIALOGUE AND NO PUNCHES PULLED. "But for the Grace of God, I, Portia Merriman, would be facing a verdict of life or death, instead of this unfortunate victim of a coward's infatuation." A sensational outburst from the country's most brilliant woman barrister as she fights in court with a young life . , . and her own future at "stake! Celebrated Supporting Players Include WALTER ABEL—HEATHER ANGEL NEIL HAMILTON PLANS at D.I.C. or REGENT. . (Recommended for Adults.) —OPERA HOUSE — SESSIONS—2.IS and 8 p.m. PLANS D.I.C, or THEATRE (Tel. 51-8U). ROBERT TAYLOR andJANET GAYNOR in "SMALL TOWN GIRL" M-G-M's "Star of Stars" together with the Sweetest Girl on the Screen in the most inspiring of all romances! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) . X -~~A***— V — \j —Aj—^A * TONIGHT, TOMORROW, AND THURSDAY. (SELECTED SUPPORTS FROM 7 O'CLOCK.) NEEDING NO INTRODUCTION ANN AC ELL A •. ' ; " DINNER AT THE RITZ " PAUL LUKAS—DAVID NIVEN, (Approved for. Universal Exhibition,) —ASSOCIATE ENTERTAINMENT PERRY MASON'S THE CASE OF THE STUTTERING BISHOP' (Recommended by Censor for Adults) ■ Through the courtesy of Warner Bros, "we have pleasure in presenting the first CITY release of what we consider the best mystery drama ever produced—from start ~to finish it will hold your interest as few pictures have done. SCREENING TIMES: 8 p.m., "Stuttering Bishop." 9.15, "Dinner at The Ritz." TELEPHONE 43-968 PRICES 1/6, 1A BOXING! BOXING! BOXING! THREE BIG PROFESSIONAL CONTESTS UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE WELLINGTON BOXING ASSOCIATION. TOWN HALL—TUESDAY, JULY 12—TOWN HALL LIGHTWEIGHT CONTEST—The Bout They Are All Waiting For BILLY HAMILTON (Australia) Versus • ' ' HENRY DUNN. (Moera) Ten Three-minute Rounds W^Jterweight Contest. TIGER PARKS (Wellington) v. JACK DAVIS (Hastings) ;i ":=•""■ •• -' .._■■-.- Ejgirt Three-minute Rounds, , .. ~ .. , .. PAT MURPHY (England) v. TOMMY HANSEL (Wgtn) Six Three-minute Rounds,. . ; . AND 6 SPARKLING PRELIMINARIES. BOOK EARLY AND DON'T BE LEFT! PRICES: 5/-, 3/-, and 2/-, Ladies 2/6 to all parts. (AH Plug Tax.) BOX PLAN at HUMPHREY'S, Manners Street. PREFERENTIAL. BOOKING. HERE ARE SHOE BARGAINS EVERYONE WANTS AT ' ' ,-.../ LINDSAY'S GREAT WINTER SHOE SALE THE SECRET OF.A GREAT SHOE BARGAIN LIES IN THE QUALITY OP THE SHOE AND THE GENUINENESS OF THE PRICE REDUCTION. SHOES WORTH BUYING! . WOMEN'S COURT, BAR, AND TIE SMART LONDON TAN COURT SHOES SHOES-=-33 pairs, consisting of "Brown —High fronts and round toes. Spanand Black, Glace and Suede Courts, ish heels. All sizes. Bars and Tie Shoes, with various heels. SALE PRICE TO "1 Q /f* All to be cleared. Originally priced CLEAR—Per pair At// \J from 22/6 to 25/6 per pair. „„.-.,. ' _ , . ' ~ „, TO CLEAR 19/ij & 1 K/£l GEOUP I—Embracing Bostock s, Clark's BALANCE -*-<*/ y jLO/ U and other Good Makes. In Crinkled Crepes, Brocades, Marocains, an«j wrwnrxpa attaxt rr wt nr> rmr Satins, Courts, Sandal Bars, and WOMEN S ALLAN TAILOR Till Ankle Strap styles. All good fitting SHOEb-With square tpes^aud Cuban and qua i it f. sh {, efl Usually 29/6 t£ heels. Showing in Black, Brown, and 39/g Der n |j r ■ ' w' ' ' l Navy Kid. All sizes. Usual price 32/6 S4TF TRTPF Tf> -t c% /n per pair. ' ptitat? JLSS/f3 SALE PRICE TO IQ/a ' L- AK ' CLEAR ■■■At// U GROUP 2—Comprises English "DELTA" Courts. In Velvet, Crepe, and Satin, WOMEN'S BEAUTIFUL CANADIAN V th s g&nf 1} llee) s- lso Satin and SHOES—With arch rest built in. Black ? ve? c &ww*Jf» "With Spanish and low and Brown, mostly Courts. Sizes 3 JPgg\ £.% to 35/6 2 eL pair to 5%. . Usually 55/- per pair. SALE PRICE TO 1 K/G TO CLEAR THE CLEAR ±O/V BALANCE &<*' « WOMEN'S ENGLISH SHOESIncluding Brown Calf Oxfords CLARK'S NIGGER GLACE COURT Brogues, and Two-tone Fawn and SHOES —With long vamps and Spanish Brown Ghillie styles. All with sturdj heels. An outstanding bargain. Sisses rubber soles. Sizes 4% to 6IA only 3 to 7. Usually 39/6 per pair. Usually 30/6 per pair. SALE PRICE TO IQ//> SALE PRICE TO 9£)/fi CLEAR IJ//O *■ CLEAR &°' U WOMEN'S BRIT-BAN BLACK PATENI WOMEN'S WIDE-FITTING GUSSET COURT -.SHOES—With lightweight COURT SHOES—With tab and buckle, pump soles, beaded tabs, with low in Brown and Navy Glace. These have Louis heels. Smart afternoon shoes low Cuban heels, and the sizes are 4 for matrons. Sizes 4 to 6. Usually 37/( to 7. Usually 22/6 per pair, to 39/6 per pair. TO CLEAR I^/11 ' SALE PRICE TO OK/fi AO/AA CLEAR—Per pair &O/X\ LINDSAYS LTD., LAMBTON QUAY (Opposite Midland Hotel).

MEETINGS. .QTAGO BOYS' HIGH OLD BOYS' SOCIETY (Wellington Branch). HPHE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING -*■ of the Society will be hold in the Dominion Fanners' Institute at 5.15 p.m. on THURSDAY NEXT, JULY 7. No other notification than this will be given. BUSINESS: Election of Officers and General. A. P. OSHEA. Hon. Secretary. jjjfETURNED SOIDIERsfr ISLAND BAY AUXILIARY - COMMITTEE. IT>IIE Fifth Annual General Meeting of -*- the above Auxiliary will be held in St. Hilda's Schoolroom, Huinber Street, on Wednesday, Jiily 0, 1938, at 8 p.m. Business: Annual Report, Annual Bal.-ancc-sheet; Election of Officers; General, S. J. ANTON, Hon. See. Wli, tuaUe Line ot Jdalt-ione blocks tor all purposes and all papers from the cheapest pewsprint to the finest art. "Evening PobIT printing Work* ITel. 44-04!?- -----:. -

FUNERAL NOTICE. EASTBOURNE " RETURNED SOLDIERS. A ALL MEMBERS iffl^V* ;il' e invited to atrade, 1624—George Dickson (fate Gordon Highlanders), which will leave the Chapel of E. Morris, Jun., Kent Terrace, on Wednesday, July 6, 1938, at 2.30 p.m., for the Soldiers' Cemetery at Karori / C, JOSE, / Hon. - Secretary. ~ MISCELLANEOUS. rpURNER-COTTIER MUSIC STUDIO, -*• S3 Kent Terrace. Telephone 53-284. j Piano, Banjo, Mandolin, Guitar, end Ukulele. Instruments lent free of charge to pupils for practice at home. TELEPHONE 44-040 for Quotations fos ■» Catalogues, Invitations, Business Stationery, etc. UalOtone and i*ine Blocks made Bt shortest notice, The "Eveaing Poet" j^orki, _