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Evening Post, Volume CXXVII, Issue 112, 15 May 1939, Page 2

■»■- ■ • -ri SESSIONS: 2.0 p.m. and 8.0 p.m. REGENT PLANS at D.I.C. or REGENT * - ' ■ (44-144) ROBERT MONTGOMERY ROSALIND RUSSELL RALPH MORGAN REGINALD OWEN " FAST You rave(l about r! ie "Thin Wan>" 6O a. i^kkj) x here's another sizzling, novel sensation a^tt) , in the same manner, bringing Robert and Rosalind together again in fast and I fif^UT? " furious adventures with more thrills— i-j\J\JOlli an d twice as much fun! Also "MONEY TO LOAN" "IMPERIAL DELHI" • A "Crime Doesn't Pay" Series A Fitzpatrick Technieolour Traveltalk, "PARAMOUNT AIR-MAIL NEWS" "MAMA'S NEW HAT" Of the Latest Happenings The Captain and his. Kids A Metro-Gold wyn-Mayer Picture. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) I'OL WILL NEVES SEE A PROGRAMME LIKE THIS ONE AGAIN. -T-l- V -O-L-I — FINALLY TONIGHT. SELECTED SUPPORTS FROM 7 O'CLOCK. "THE LADY VANISHES"PLUS "POET OF SEVEN SEAS" With WALLACE BEERY MAUREEN. O'SULLIVAM'.' FRANK MORGAN. (Both Pictures Recommended by Censor for Adults.) SCREENING TIMES: 7.36 "The Lady Vanishes." 9.15, "Port of Seven Seas." TELEPHONE 43-968 PRICES 1/-, 1/6 TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY: MICKEY ROONEY—FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW in "THE BOY FROM BARNARDO'S" (Approved for Universal Exhibition) And ROBERT MONTGOMERY in " YELLOW JACK " (Recommended oy Censor tot Adults. )

CONCERT CHAMBER, CONCERT CHAMBER, TOMORROW AT 8 TOMORROW AT 8 And 4 FOLLOWING NIGHTS 4 4 . FOLLOWING NIGHTS 4 THE WELLINGTON REPERTORY ELLINGTON REPERTORY THEATRE SOCIETY THEATRE SOCIETY (Inc.), Presents GEORGE BERNARD SHAW'S GEORGE BERNARD SHAW'S Political Extravagauza in Two Acts and an Interlude, "THE APPLE CART." "THE APPLE .CART." "THE APPLE CART." "THE APPLE CART." Produced by LEO DU CHATEAU. Reserves at D.I.C: 4s 4d and 2s 7d. THE LATTER FOR FIRST 3 NIGHTS ONLY. Prices at the Hall: 4s 3d, 2s Gd, and Is 6d. MANAWATU WINTER SHOW. PALMERSTON NORTH, JUNE 10-17. SEND FOR FREE SCHEDULE CONTAINING (^LASSES for Hunting and Riding CoinV . petitions, Steer Riding, Dog Trials. National Dancing, Woodehopping, Fruiti Vegetables, Field Roots, Grain and Seed, etc., Bacon, Home Produce, Bakers' Bread, Cookery, Needlework, Knitting, Women's Institutes, Models, etc. Also Poultry Show (conducted by Manawatu Poultry. Club), Cage Bird Show (conducted by P.N. Canary" and Budgerigar Club) ENTRIES . CLOSE: Woodehopping, May 19; ail other classes, May 26. HUGH KISSLING, Secretary. Box 85, Palmerston North. DANCING. SCHOOL OF DANCING & ELOCUTION, Principal: PLARICE MOVERLEY (London Certificates and A.T.C.L.). Classes and Private Lessons daily ir Ballet, Classical, Tap. Step, Fancy, and Modern Ballroom Dancing, and in Elocution, Voice Production, and Dramatic Art Pupils coached for Competitions and Examinations including Royal Academy of Dancing and Trinity College Elocution. In response to numerous requests Miss Moverley has arranged a Health and Beauty Course for Women and Girls. Miss Moverley has had over 12 years' successful teaching experience, so enrol with confidence at this school. Studio: D.I.C. CHAMBERS (adjoining D.I.C. Building). Entrance No. 21 Brandor Street (late Marion Todd Studio). ■ qnHE MAYBELLE. THE MAYBELLIi -*- Ghuznee Street. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. OLD-TIME and MODERN DANCING. Monte Carlos, Lucky Spots. Tasty Sit-down Supper. Good Floor. MUSIC BY HEXRY'S KHYTHM BOYS. Subs., Is 6d. THE REALM BALLROOM TONIGHT. OUR GREAT MIDWEEK EFFORT. Mueic by the Realm Trio. Late Trams Home. Subs, too Low to Mention. HAVE YOU BOOKED YOUR POSSII FOR MAY" 31? Details Later. jTmMY JAMES, JIMMY JAMES, Wellington's Leading Studio of Ballroom Dancing. MAYFAIR CABARET, 93 CUBA STREET. CLASS NIGHT, TONIGHT and every MONDAY" NIGHT. Why not take this inexpensive method of Learning to Dance Correctly. Private Lessons by Appointment. Daily. 10 a.m.—lo p.m. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Telephone 51-770. MEETINGS. TUESDAY", at S o'clock In CHURCH,-TARAXAKI ST. The Message of the WORLD MISSIONARY CONFERENCE WORLD MISSIONARY CONFERENCE Held at TAMBARAM, INDIA, Will be given by New Zealand's delegates, REV. D. N. MACDIARMID and RT. REV. BISHOP S. BENNETT. LANTERN VIEWS. COLLECTION. PUBLIC NOTICES. T WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for •*• any Debts contracted in my name on and after this date without my written consent. (Sijiued) HENRY SAMUEL THORNTON, 16 Kenwyn Terrace, SI. May 15, 1939, HPHOSE interested in providing Extra -*- Accommodation during the Centenary, come to Briscoe, E. W. Mills, Wednesday, and see the latest Folding Bach. Easily tarried on back of ear, and yet when erected has head room for Oft man; absolutely draughtproof and waterproof. Cheap and simple to erect. Ideal for private people to erect in backyard for unexpected visitors. \\7K make Line or Half-tone Blocks tor *» all purposes and all papers from the cheapest newsprint to the finest art. "Evening Post" Printing Works. Tel 14-040. . • /