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Evening Post, Volume CXXIX, Issue 17, 20 January 1940, Page 4

■■ v —- ■ (Recommended by Censor more especially for AduJt Audiences) - -:;:.--•- - Direction: "J.-'C; Williamson -PicTure '■' ~r:r:::-:~:-r PLANS at D.I.C. and THEATRE (%M4) .•■;■;•■•..■-;.' •■ -./.! '■■■■■ At 2.oD^^p.m; ■■■■■■ : " ' RE6ENT ": | ',' ■-....'■ Huge audiences on Thursday and Friday :••,..■; rocked-'fb^tb.e^bi^UV-Xvittyyjsoplristicated ,:,:.: .- ...:::■■:..:::■/::■::'. -,;.-; humour'"of tbis^tiie: grandest:, — ----- ■-..r..'..w- ""■•■--.-gayefet en-fertairimentj---" ' "■"-"- ■""irtf ■" ' " A Warner Bros.' Picture, ■ With *• . . | fj .. , Distinguished;. Cast of;. Players;. .. I f PriscillaLANE Jeffrey LYNN - : 1 ROL4ND YOUNG, FAY .BAINTER, THREE SESSIONS MONDAY: HAY ROBSOtty lAN HUNTER. 11.0 a.m., 20 p.m., and 8.0 p.m. SPECIAL SUPPORTING?PROGRAMME. ENTRY FORMS FOR ST. JOHN £500 BABY CONTEST AT THIS THEATRE. --—T-i—v-o-L-i—^-—- ::'■■ ; i FIN iLLY TONIGHT. SELECTED SUPPORTS from 7 o'clock. i' : " "MAN- .ABOUT ■ TOWN" , : | ■ •- •--... Witll .. v , [ JACK BENNY-EDWARD ARNOLD-ROOHESTER-DOROTHY LAMOUR I Here is!the most agreeable su/prise packet delivered by Hollywood in_yeare •_*£*£' \ witty, musical-comedy, providing 80 minutes of the niost cheerful entertainment any * . : . ' piefuregoer has the right to expect. t ' ■■ " ' . ";■.'' ' - ' • And ; "SERGEANT MADDEN" Wallace BEERY—Laraine DAY—torn BROWN BEERY—as a kindly Irish cop, whose whole world is his love for his son! (Both Pictures Recommended by Censor for .Adults.) ; ■■PATRONS NOTE—Telephone Reserves NOT held after 7.30..p.m. ~ .. TELEPHONE 48-968 . PRICES 1/0, 1/----t ... • COMMENCING AT THE .. ' MIDNIGHT MATINEE (Sunclay Midnight): " FOUR DAUGHTERS " f And "SO THIS IS LONDON" SEE PAGE for FULL PARTICULARS of the WONDERFUL; PROGRAMME. "SWITZERLAND" HOLIDAY M^TIN^ MONDAY AFTERNOOISf, at 2 o'clock. MATINEE PRICESt D,C. and R.S., 6/-; Ordinary Stalls, _4/s- Gallery, 1/6; Early Door Gallery, 6d extra. Children. 3/-. 2/-, and 1/-. (AH- prices" plus tax.) BOX PLANS at'the Opera House TODAY - and MONDAY, v ,:. ~ ■;• • .: OPERA HOUSE J. C. WILLIAMSON'S SUPER SHOW OF SHOWS. TONIGHT — —At 8 o'clock TONIGHT AND FOLLOWING EVENINGS. . . ' : SPECIAL HOLIDAY*MATINEE MONDAYINEXT; J. C. WILLIAMSON'S Colossal Extravaganza; on REAL IGE ■'.' | ;" S W ITZ E RLAID "; |- [ i"\" * ICE SHOW AND ICE BALLE*. , '' The WHOLE OF THE OPERA HOUSE STAGE has been transfpnned. into a HUGE GLITTERING ICE .RINK. §0 ——— ALL-BRITISH ARTISTS ; 60 Headed by - • . ... MEGAN TAYLOR ; ..-.World's Champion Skater. EDDIE MARCEL London's Incomparable Comedian • PHIL TAYLOR ..: World's1 Greatest Trick Skater GORGEOUS "SWITZERLAND" BALLET. Fifty beautiful and-A^azingSkaters The Entertaining Cabaret Scene features the Laughing Stais CONNIE GRAHAM and HAL SCOTT, and.the mirth-provpking Comedians RUSSELL and MAKCOJNI. BOX PIANS at the D.I.C. till 11-a.m., .and atterwards and all day MONDAY seats may be' selected at the Opera House. DAY SALES at Opera House Confectionery Shop. ■■■••■•'. ..■■'■- ■-■;■■ EVENING PRICES: D.C. and R.S., 8/-; Ordinary Stalls (Reservable for Tonight), 5/-; Back Stalls. 4/-; Gallery, 2/-; Eaily Door, 6d extra. Children, 3/-, 2/-, and If-. (All prices p.]us..tax.).... ■ . NATIONAL ART GALLERY,. ■..•.■;•.:•■ - :■';, BUCKLE STREET. TH E O ORO N A TIO N PICT U RE by FRANK SALISBURY, C.V.0., LL.D., R P , and LoaneS to the Gallery ■ ' by .Special Permission of His Majesty The King, ;;;,-.;-_...;■;. ■■■ ■'" ; NOW ON Vll^Wylf/f'-fi'-"^;. . ALSO THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION' OF INTERNATIONAL AND ..NEW ZEALAND ART. ■/.■;_; . : -HOURS TOMORROW sp.in,; v WEEK DAYS—IO a.m. to 5 p.m. , ~.,,-. . ADMISSION- FEES: 'Adults 1/-,. Children (accompanied-:by Adult's), 6d: ; ... . ... Season Tickets, 5/-. .'..,".''.'. \ .;.' .-.■,..•• -;r--..-■■ ■'[ TEAROOM OPEN DAIIiY; : 6152. TONS—R A N GAT I R A^—6ls2 T<)NS ■ ANNIVERSARY , DAY •EXCURSION/J----MONDAY — JANUARY 22 .MONDAY (WEATHER PERMITTING) .. ' ■-■..I'--.- --- .'■' - V" TO: piCTON^ AND.' ]Bt^^tM^^\. ;■■ LEAVE WELLjJNGTOiSI,: .8 a.m. ' ARRIVE PICTI'ON* aboufe-10.30 a.m. . LEAVE PICTON, 2.30 p!m. ARRIVE. WELUNGT-QN. .abpnt s_r p.m. RETURN FARE—IO/-. CHILDREN UNDER 12—5 A Train from Picton 11.0 a.m. for Blenheim. Leaves Blenheim 1.25 p^x. in time to connect with Rangatira. Return rail fare: 3/4 first, 2/2 second. Rail tickets sold by the Purser, or the Railway. Office on Picton Wharf. Special Launches from Picton to Torea and Onahau Bays lluncn_ obtainable^at both after walk of mile with splendid Hews). Thompson's Bay (lunch obtamable). and. Double Bay (magnificent reserve). Hot water. Launch fares: 3/- retnrn. A DELIGHTFUL DAY IN THE SOUNDS! , • UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NZ LTD. THE GREAT EVENT OF THE CENTENNIAL YEAR DOMINION PIPE BAND CONTEST To be-held in' ■ , : ATHLETIC PARK j ' ■ ' \ On ..._.■. ■.:...■.;••.•.• .-■: FRIDAY and SATURDAY, ....'.: \. : JANQARY 26 and 27. . ■ ... "TEST SELECTIONS & CONCERT IN TOWN HALL : . .' ... : ~.■■..,". : ... :.: EACH 'EVENING.- .; .. . .:..-..; ..:■■ -'- THE "SPECTACULAR EVENT QF THE DAY — ?■■■■ : -: ' : ; ' .^ : . .': .'' ~; 1 THE DKUM-MAJORS' DISPLAY: ' .'- ---... "- NOTHING EVER SEEN LIKE IT. ADMISSION TO "GROUNDS. 1/-; Stand. 1/- extra.,; ChUdren-.under_.H • ■ WELLINGTON^■:; CITY -^COIINCIix "■ ■, s- ■ ~;, ■•„■.". . ..; ': •■ : "■■'■.'.'•■'■ ' ■••;:■';■•_ '".*...'...■ ''....-- -3 "A CIVIC-RECEPTION" will be tendered- to THE MOST HON. THE'-MARQUESS OF WILLTNGDON, VV\ GCSI . G.C MG . G.C.1.E., G.8.E., LL.D., Special Rcpiesontatne of His llajctv's Goxcmmcnt of Great Britain, and the VAHCtfIOXLSS OV' WILLTNGDOX. ami (o SKNATOR THE HON. P. A. M. McBRMJJ] A-?istant Minister of Coninicicc, Commomvealth o.f Australia, and MJt^ MrBRIDK, In the ' - TOWN HALL, WELLINGTON, On TUESDAY, the '23rd "JANUARY, 1940,. at 12.n00n. A CORDIAL INVITATION. IS EXTENDED TO ALL'ciTIZENS TO ATTEND THE RECEPTION. J. C. A. HISLOP, Mayor.. 4 /