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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIII, 11 May 1929, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS sanmrsßßUSsa MAJESTIC THEATRE Tlie Theatre Perfect. A Fuller-llayward House. Heated throughout—us warm as your own I'ireside. TO-NIGHT —at TO-NIGIIT TWO SPECIAL STAR PICTURES 1— JOHNNY HINES 2.—POL A NEGRI in and in “CHINA TOWN CHARLIE” “THREE SINNERS” Complexing complications, daring An unusual story with a powerful devilry, sensational stunts, mirth- lesson. Pola’s greatest dramatic fill mystery. role. Good supports and Majestic Symphony Orchestra. Standard prices. Plans at Majestic Confectionery. Ring 180. EMPIRE THEATRE TO-NIGHT DOUBLE I.—RIN TIN TIN in TO-NIGHT STAR PROGRAMME 2. —LYA DE PUTT! also in “A DOG OF THE REGIMENT" "THE HEART THIEF" Based ou Rinty’s own life. A picture packed with tense drama. Excellent supports. Cheap prices. Ring 180 for reserves. Majestic, Monday and Tuesday: Reed llowcs in “The Dangerous Dude,” “A Thief iu the Dark,” all star east; and No. 14 “Collegians.” REGENT THEATRE j TO-NIGHT at 8 o’clock TO-NIGHT at 8 o’clock A BRITISH PRODUCTION PAULINE FREDERICK PAULINE FREDERICK In her greatest achievement! A story of every mother’s love—for every one who loves a mother. Gripping iu its dramatic intensity, soul-stirring in its homely sweetness. The story of a moral ‘weakling, the mother who idolised him, the betrayal he made —and the price she made him pay to win back his honour and her love. “MUMSIE” “MUMSIE” With a east of British favourites. Based on the Edward Knoblock stage success that took London by storm. The dramatic sensation of this decade. Don’t miss it!—And MARIE PREVOST MARIE PREVOST in 'A BLONDE FOR A NIGHT” “A BLONDE FOR A NIGHT” The captivating story of a jealous wife, a philandering husband, a blonde w r ig, a pretty face, two admiring men, and—you’ll find this exquisite farce comedy decidedly to your taste. Plans at Regent Confectionery. ’Phone 1102.

RACES POSTPONED TILL SATURDAY WEEK, MAY 18 Owing to the recent rain the committee has decided that the track will not be fast enough for the riders and in consequence the Motor Cycle Races are POSTPONED till SATURDAY WEEK, when it is hoped the track will be in a condition that will do justice to the champion speedsters. Train leaves Nelson: 10.30; 11.30; 12.30. Leaves Richmond, 6.5. let return, 2/3; 2nd return, 1/6. Train leaves Belgrove, 12.10; leaves Richmond, 5.3. Admission to 1 course: 2/6; children under 16, 1/-; Cars 1/-. Admission to lawn and stand: 2/-. THE CLUB WILL NOT HOLD ITSELF RESPONSIBLE TO SPECTATORS FOR ANY INJURY SUSTAINED BY THEM.

MAJESTIC THEATRE THURSDAY NEXT THURSDAY NEXT E. J. CARROLL takes muckle pride in presenting- THE WORLD’S GREATEST ENTERTAINER SIR HARRY LAUDER SIR HARRY LAUDER SIR HARRY LAUDER SIR HARRY LAUDER EVER NEW At the top o’ liis form and wi’ a grand budget o’ new songs, character sketches and stories and mebbe if ye want them a few o’ the auld favourites, but, mind, ye, dinna ask him for ower many o’ them, he’ll be that busy singin’ and tellin’ ye the new yanes. ENTIRELY NEW COMPANY. Whisht, listen tae this, here they are “TIKI” CARPENTER, the surprise packet, direct from London season. MISS BERYL WENTWORTH, cute singer of catchy chorus songs. Everybody’s favourite. RUPERT HAZEL AND ELSIE DAY, harmonylarity duo, they come from Home. FREDO BROS., comedy acrobatic violinists, from Orpheum Circuit, U.S.A. DON JULIAN, Continental eartonist, he speaks a wee bit of English, yes. SPECIAL ORCHESTRA. Conductor, HAYDN BECK. Box plan opens at Majestic Confectionery on Tuesday. Prices: D.C. and O.S. 8/-; Stalls o/-; Pit 2/C (All prices plus tax). THE ESSENCE OF PROTESTANTISM! WHAT DID LUTHER, CALVIN, KNOX, WESLEY, AND ALL THE GREAT REFORMERS TEACH? HEAR EVANGELIST GREI.VE ON THESE SUBJECTS THE DYNAMIC TRUTHS OF THE REFORMATION ! IN THE ODDFELLOWS’ HALL, WAIMEA STREET. SUNDAY, 7 p.m. SUNDAY, 7 pan.

DANCE Central Shed, Tasman TUESDAY, 14th MAY, at 8 p.m. TN aid of School Funds. Friend’s -** Orchestra. Tasty supper. Good floor. Ladies 1/6, Gents Xjb. high efficiency of NODINIT in *“• restoring your Hair to its natural colour and lustra is an obvious sign of Excellence. Sole Representatives— MISS JOSEPHINE ROBINSON, Anstice’s Buildings. MARTIN’S PHARMACY, Trafaiga.r-st., Nekton. CLAY’S REMNANT WEEK A Big Lot of Remnants to Clear at— HALF SALE PRICE Come early and secure soino of these Bargains. —Also— A FEW REMNANTS IN FOOTWEAR To Clear at Ridiculous Prices. CLAY’S STORE MOTUEKA. CYCLES CYCLES JUST LANDED 'ATEW shipment of B.S.A. Cycles and •i- ’ other English makes, prices ranging from £7 to £l6 10s. Also shipment of Bosch Cycle Lighting Sets, John Bull Tyres from 10/- to 17/-; Tubes from 4/6 to 6/-. Other Tyres from 8/6; Tubes from 3/-. All Accessories and Repairs at Bedrock prices. Workmanship guaranteed. AT BRIDLE’S CYCLE STORE MOTUEKA. 1 Wooda’ Greta; Peppermint Cure lot Influania Colda.

JUST LANDED CONSIGNMENT of B.S.A. CYCLES. Model 3 reduced in price. Deal your oid machine in and take one of the best machines procurable. COLE & ELLIS Hardy Street. Phone No. 713.

BAITING’S —for— HIS MASTER’S VOICE —and— COLUMBIA RECORDS RECORDS Excellent Stocks. Willing Service. jVTEW Complete Supplements arriving constantly. Chooso your requirements at— \ BAITING’S 67 HARDY STREET. VINING & SCOTT Deposit. Rugby Landau Sedan 70 Essex 4 (one owner), small mileage 70 Velic Tourer, good condition 40 Fiat Tourer, tip-top order 70 All these Cars have full Balloon Tyres. VINING & SCOTT HTTDSON-ESSEX SALES A.ND SERVICE Phone 777. Garage: Waimea-st. Stop that toothache with Barraclough’s M«.gic Nervine. 116.*