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2 p.m. f N. 7.45 p.m. RAMON NAVARRO, RAMON NAVABBO, RAMON NAVARRO, RAMON NAVARRO, * : RAMON NAVARRO, * RAMON NAVARRO> ''Till the Sands of the Desert GrcfflT Cold . . . Navarro Will Thrill You in ... i'"THE SHEIK STEPS OUT." "THE SHEIK STEPS OUT." "THE SHEIK STEPS OUT." "THE SHEIK STEPS OUT." "THE SHEIK STEPS OUT." "THE SHEIK STEPS OUT." "THE SHEIK STEPS OUT." "THE SHEIK .STEPS OUT." "THE SHEIK STEPS OUT." , "THE SHEIK STEPS OUT." "THE SHEIK STEPS OUT." "THE SHEIK STEPS OUT." "THE SHEIK STEPS OUT." "THE SHEIK STEPS OUT." "THE SHEIK STEPS OUT." "THE SHEIK STEPS OUT." f "THE SHEIK STEPS OUT." "THE SHEIK STEPS OUT." "THE SHEIK STEPS OUT." "THE SHEIK STEPS OUT." ?'THE SHEIK STEPS OUT."- ---— Associate Attraction—•. THE JONES FAMILY, THE JONES FAMILY! THE JONES FAMILY, THE JONES FAMILY THE JONES FAMILY' THE JONES FAMILY! THE JONES FAMILY THE JONES FAMILY THE JONES FAMILY, THE JONES FAMILY THE JONES FAMILY! THE JONES FAMILY, What a family! When they haven't got trouble they make it ... when they can't make it they borrow it ... and HQT# they pay it back! "BORROWING TROUBLE." "BORROWING TROUBLE/ "BORROWING TROUBLE" " BORROWING TROUBLE/ " BORROWING. TROUBLE." "BORROWING TROUBLE." "BORROWING TROUBLE." "BORROWING TROUBLE." ' "BORROWING TROUBLE" "BORROWING TROUBLE." • "BORROWING TROUBLE." "BORROWING TROUBLE" 8 "BORROWING TROUBLE." " BORROWING TROUBLE." ; "BORROWING TROUBLE." "BORROWING TROUBLE." It's Their Funniest Comedy. — Also Showing, —.' '• ; ' A N.Z. Review Newsreel, ; "NEW ZEALAND MARCHES ON " "NEW ZEALAND MARCHES ON" "NEW ZEALAND MARCHES ON" "NEW ZEALAND MARCHES ON."Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre, 53-080. (Prog. app. Universal Exhibition.) - WELLINGTON COMPETITIONS v» ELLINGTON COMPETITIONS SOCIETY '.■-■■ SOCIETY (Incorporated). FIRST GRAND CHILDREN'S MATINEE. GRAND CHILDREN'S MATINEE. TOWN HALL—2 p.m. TOWN HALL—2 p.tn. TOMORROW (SATURDAY). TOMORROW (SATURDAY). ' The Cream of the Junior ..Talent -.of--, ' ■ the Festival;. ■■■ ;A Bright, Scintillating Perfbnnaace., PROGRAMME. ■ J., 1.. Class 144—Ballet in Costume, Miss Hazel Martin's School o£ Dancing, "La Militaire.".,"".' 2. Class 98.—Humorous Recitation, Ivena Potham, .Hastings, "The Burglar." 3. Class 200—Eccentric Dance, Peter Rowell, Wellington. , ...... i. Class 40.—Girl's Song, Jean Rimmer, Wallaceville, "Sing, Joyous Bird':" 5. Class 182.—Skipping Dance, Joy Payton, Brooklyn. 6. Class 88.—Junior Test Recital, Girls, Winner. * . . ■ : 7. Class 190.—Tap Dance, Pat Fraser, Christchurch. 8. Class 46.—Song in Character, Shirley Austin-Turtle, Wellington, "Long, Long Ago." 9. Class 214.—Highland Fling, Keith Sluir, Wellington. 10. Class 186.—Acrobatic Dance, Isabel McNei, Mangaweka. . ■■-.-.• 11. Class 42.—Boy's Song, Warwick Humphries, Otaki, "Sing, Sweet Bird." 12. Class 177—Character Story, Wellington, "The Little Prince in the Tower." 13. Class 41.—Girl's Song, Dawn Sargent, Wellington, "There are Fairies at the Bottom of our Garden." • 14. Class 191.—Tap Dance; Valeric - Key*, Wellington. .. - •: 15. Class 100.—Recitation in Character, Ngaire Wilson, Lower Hutt, "Granny at the School Entertainment." 16. Class 148.—5010 Song and Dance, JoySmith, "Maytime." • • 17. Class 203.—C10g Dance, Valeric Johanson, Wellington. 18. Class 86.—Musical Monologue, J. McCarthy, Napier, "Road of Ten Thousand Crosses." 19. Class 210.—Irish Reel, Miss Adeline Burnette's School, Misses Peggy McKinnon, Peggy Tovy, Edna Whitelaw; Leah Kerr. 20. Class 148.—5010 Song and Dance, Ivan Lawson, Peton'e, "One Hundred Years from Now." 21. Class 105— Junior Test Recital, Donald Porter, Karori, "Hereward the Wake." 22. Class 150.—Song and Dance, Miss Wya Chown's School, "A Sailboat in the Moonlight." . .--. 23. Class 60.—Children's Chorus, St. Mary of the Angels Convent, "Sweet and Low" and "My Curly-headed Babby." 24. Class 162.—Character Dance, Peggy Sager, Hamilton, "The , Snake Charmer." 25. Class 208.—Jig, Coila Barrowman, Palmei-ston North. 26. Class 166.—Operatic Dance, Winner. 27. Class 46.—Song in Character, Shirley Broadman, Napier, "Mozart's Cradle Song." 28. Class 157.—Character Dance, t Miriam Emden, Wellington, "The Sea Hath its Pearls." 29. Class 107.—Poetic or Classic Barefoot Dance, Winner. 30. Class 204.—C10g Dance, Winner. 31. Class 43.—Boy's Song, Warwick Keen, Lower Hutt, "Orpheus and His Lute." 32. Class 150.—Song and Dance, Margaret Oates's School, B team, "The Little Blue Plate." 33. Class 49.—Duet in Character, Winner. 34. Class 159.—Character Dance, Allan Vane Wellington, "Russian Cossack." t . 35. Class 212.—Hornpipe, Winner. 36. Class 183.—Skipping Dance, Winner. 37. Class 195.—Tap Dance, Keith Woollett, Wellington. 38. Class 225.—Best Entertainer, Alexander Grant, Wellington. 39. Class 53.—Action Song. Beatrice Taylor, Lower Hutt, "Who Made Little Boy Blue." 40. Class 160.—Character Dance, Winner. 41. Class 154. Dance Duo, Peggy Sager and Margaret Scrimshaw, Hamilton, "La Spectre de la Rose." 42< C 1^ s. s n . 144—Ballet in Costume, Miss isillie Stevens School of Dancing, Petone, "Tapping the Classics." BOX PLAN AT BEGG'S. POPULAR CHARGES: Is 6d and la. Children, Is and Cd. •■■ : S. G. CRESSWELL, Secretary. " Gr°SP ? rintine deserves Good Blockt. lhe Evening Post" Printing Worki can supply both. T_el. 44-040 for your next quotations -' —- -■-•■■-.