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Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 74, 24 September 1938, Page 4

r, ,i NOW SHOWING I BE GENT 2 . 0 p.^ 8.0 p.m. -ANTON WALBROOK (Who achieved Stardom as "ALBERT" in VICTORIA THE GREAT") As the Parisian Jewel Crook, whose cunning baffled the famed French Police, whose personality hypnotised his feminine victims. IN IVOR NOVELLO'S DRAMATIC UNDERWORLD EXPOSE— "THE RAT" With EUTH CHATTERTON "THE RAT" MARY CLARE TWO WOMEN LOVED THIS TBtlEF—One of them a « waif from the slums of Paris—the other a wealthy woman of Paris—fiercely they waged a silent struggle to win the man whose cold blue eyes made the underworld crmge. An R.K.O. Picture. (Recommended by Censsor for Adults.) EARLY BOOKING ADVISED—D.I.C. or REGENT (44-144). HERE WE ARE AGAIN WITH A WONDERFUL PROGRAMME! - T-I-V-O-L-I— — TONIGHT AND MONDAY! TONIGHT AND MONDAY! MYRNA LOY and CLARK GABLE — " P-A-R-N-E-I^-L * — A story of the Uncrowned King of Ireland, with the tender beauty of Irish Love and the fiery pace of Irish Anger. AND ON THE SAME PROGRAMME—PERRY MASON'S " THE CASE OF THE BLACKCCAnT n (Both Pictures Rec. by Censor for Adults.) TELEPHONE . 43-968 PRICES: !/-• 1/6 , PATRONS NOTE.—Telephone Reserves NOT held after 7.30 o'clock Tonight. FOR TUESDAY'S CHANGE, SEE SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT ON PAGE 14. TOWN HALL TONIGHT TOWN HALL TOWN HALL At 8 o'clock TOWN HALL WRESTLING and VAUDEVILLE 8 p.m.—An Hour of High-class Vaudeville Entertainment, featuring GEOFF-LLOYD, DASTE PARRIS, ROY BAKER and His Band, Samoan Songs- and Dancing. 9 p.m.~EIGHT 10-MINUTE ROUNDS OF WRESTLING BETWEEN GEORGE WALKER And KAREM SINGH (Under the Patronage of the Committee of the Fund for Orphaned Chinese Children.) PRICES: 3/-, 2/-, and 1/- (plus tax). WRESTLING! WRESTLING! TOWN HALL-—MONDAY—TOWN HALL ANOTHER GREAT MATCH BETWEEN TWO WELLINGTON FAVOURITES. THE POPULAR CANADIAN MOUNTIE > PAT MEEHAN Versus OUR OWN LOFTY BLOMFIELD BOTH MEN ARE IN THE PINK OF CONDITION. AMATEUR PRELIMINARIES. FIRST-CLASS AMATEUR PRELIMINARIES. A TOP-NOTCH PROGRAMME • TO WIND UP THE SEASON; BOOK AT E. W. HUMPHREY'S, MANNERS STREET. PRICES: 5/-, 3/-, & 2/-. LADIES 2/6. (All Plus Tax.) OTAKI EI^CTORATE MONDAY, 26th. MONDAY, 26th. THE HON. P. ERASER WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS OF LEVIN At the REGENT HALL On MONDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 26, At 8 p.m, ■"' '*..,!' PROFESSOR R. M. ALGIE, LL.M., WILL DELIVER A PUBLIC ADDRESS—PUBLIC ADDRESS (UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE N.Z. NATIONAL PARTY) ' • - ■ ■ ■ In the ' - . .'...:■■■ '/'• .:','; \; .'. TOWN HALL —— TOWN HALL At 8.30 p.m. :'.:■-. NEXT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 TTT NOTE.—This will be one of the largest attended Public Meetings yet held in Wellington. Be there early! Doors open at 7 p.m. Metropolitan. Candidates of the .National Party will be introduced. ' MUSICAL PROGRAMME ARRANGED. ALL WELLINGTON WILL BE THERE TO HEAR THIS GREAT ORATOR. SIMPSON, DENTIST HAS RETURNED FROM ABROAD AND CAN NOW GIVE YOU HIS PERSONAL ATTENTION At 25 COURTENAY PLACE (The Only Address) NEW METHODS AND MATERIALS FROM ABROAD NOW ENABLE US TO GIVE YOU TEETH WHICH SURPASS ALL OTHERS FOR COMFORT AND APPEARANCE.

FUNERAL NOTICES. R.A.0.8. A LL Members of the Order are respeetx*- fully requested to attend the Funeral of the late Bro. W. H. Cornea!, which will leave Morris's Mortuary Chapel at 10 a.m. Monday. By Order. -, | T. WILLMOT, F.M. GOOD Printing deserves Good Blocks The "Evening Post" Printing Works can supply both. £el. 44-040 for your next quotation.