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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 28 June 1935, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, ETC. I ——— FINAL PRESENTATION TO-NIGHT ] The cinema treat of the season! j | Charles Dickens “GREAT EXPECTATIONS” | | Enacted hv a cast of inspired {(layers: Henry Hull (Magwitcli), | Jane Wyatt (Estella), Phillips Holmes (“Pip”). | | Also new chapter of “Pirate Treasure,” latest News Service, j j . colour gem “Jolly Little Elves.” | MAJESTIC, | fMAJESTIC | MAJESTIC J Where Everybody Goes. j MAJESTIC j Direction Sir Benjamin Fuller. ! A DISTINGUISHED PREMIERE 1 | TO-MORROW—Starting at the matinee. j j Glory be—it’s Mrs Wiggs. Come—meet her again, and rejoice! | | Here they are —all the grand comic characters of the famous story | | —bringing such delightful touches of humour, divine drama, pathos j j and their hoinelv sentiment and philosophy! | I “MRS WIGGS OF' THE CABBAGE PATCH” | j “MRS WIGGS OF THE CABBAGE PATCH” | [ by Alice Hegan Rice 1 j With | PAULINE LORD, as the great lady of the cabbage patch. | | W. C. FIELDS, as hilarious Chesterfield Stubbins. | | ZASU PITTS, perfect as the fluttery Miss Hazy. | | (Approved for Universal Exhibition) | Magnificent Featurettes: j EXTRA! Special film of “King’s Jubilee Celebrations,” in London | . . and the King’s Speech. , • | A classic gem in colour, “Poor Cinderella”; “Cinesound and Para- | mount News Service”; “Popeye the Sailor” and “Sportlight Slants.” | Bookings are very heavy. Reserve now. Plans at Theatre. | THEATRE ROYAL THEATRE ROYAL Vaudeville and Pictures to-night. The best and cheapest show in town for 1/-. ON THE SCREEN ON THE SCREEN “EMBARRASSING MOMENTS” | “EMBARRASSING MOMENTS” j (Approved for Universal Exhibition) TO-MORROW TO-MORROW ' TO-MORROW Special children’s matinee at 2.30. “The Magic Man” —Arthur “Talking Doll,” and apple eating contest. Prize for the winner. Also return of TOM WALLS and RALPH, LYNX in “TURKEY TIME” ' “TURKEY TIME” “TURKEY TIME” “TURKEY TIME” Fox News. Movietone Gazette, Travelogue, etc., etc. Plan at Begg's. THEATRE ’PHONE 1122. : NELSON” RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION TRAFALGAR PARK, SATURDAY, 20th JUNE Senior Championship—--2.45 p.m. WAIMEA v. RIVAL, No. 1. 2.45 p.m. Nelson v. Pirate, No. 2. Junior Championship—--1.30 p.m. COLLEGE v. NELSON OLD BOYS v. RIVAL. 1.30 p.m. Country Match — 2.45 p.m. OLD BOYS v. ROVER, Wakefield. 2.45 p.m. Saturday, (itli July. Senior Representatives—NELSON v. MARLBOROUGH. Admission (29th June): Gentlemen ]/-, Ladies (Id: Stand (Id. FRED J. LOCK, Sec. N.R.F.U. “EMBARRASSING MOMENTS” “EMBARRASSING MOMENTS”

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P. HOWCROFT, LTD. HARDY STREET. The Store Where Yon Get QUALITY piRESHLY ground Pure Coffee, the very finest. 3/- lb; Pure Mocca Coffee 3/6 tin; Oysterine Soup 9d per tin; Sunshine Soups, large pkts., 5d each; really good Ceylon Tea 2/4 lb; Vita Rrits and Sample Free 8d pkt. ; best Matured Cheese 1/6 lb; Prawns in tins 1/6 each; Shrimps in tins 1/3 each; Crayfish 8d tin; Del Monte Salmon, large, 2/-. Come to lIOWCROFT’S if you want Quality Goods. P. HOWCROFT. PHONE 41.

p. R. PARKER DENTAL SURGEON Lute Dental Officer, Health Department Wrftefield visited on Wednesdays by appointment. Rout’s Buildings, Trafalgar-st. Telephone 1329.