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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 139, 9 December 1929, Page 2

NOW SHOWING NOW SHOWING AT TWO THEATRES THE REGENT • ■-■ (THE-HOME OK THE "TALKIES") ■ ; THREE SESSIONS DAILX-11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE (•'THE HOUSE THAT WAS BUILT FOR SOUND") NIGHTLX, at 3. MATINEES WEDNESDAY . AMD SATURDAY. Managing Directors- BEAUMONT SMITH and F VV. ITHRLNG. " • last t Saturday evening "Three Live Ghosts" was acclaimed to be the Greatest Comedy yet shown in New Zealand. This all-talking 100 per cent. King's -iinglish Picture is the biggest event of the yeai\ "THREE LIVE GHOSTS" It's thrilling, mysterious, cyclonic; The action gets off to a flying start right from the beginning. : "THREE LIVE GHOSTS" £™Wp°red L p classlc ,ls §H S to make y°u lau §h tm {t hurts!' A fugitive Yank; a lovable Cockney; and a kidnapping Kleptomaniac-this merry trio lives uproarious Adventure in London Town. A UNITED ARTISTS'PICTURE! With Splendid Sound, and Talking Featurettes: "AUDIO REVIEW," "CANNED MUSIC," "REALISATION" , "THE SERPENTINE," AND "THE REVELLERS." ' AT THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE ONLYJACK LUMSDAINE (HIMSELF) AT THE PIANO IN XHit SONGS- THAT ."MADlfi HIM FAMOUS. BOX PLANS, at The Bristol, Berkeley, Grand Opera House (Tel 28-106) . and Regent (Tel. 44-144,). Telephone Reservations will not be held after 7.50 p.m. : THE REGENT ~"~ THE KEGENT ("THE HOME OF THE TALKIES") SATURDAY NEXT-. SATURDAY NEXTThe Greatest.Gala.Event in the Theatrical History of New Zealand. Ushering in a New and Greater Entertainment than has ever been known before : •• ; ■ THE FOUR MARX' BROTHERS, ' Xhe Worlds Punniiest Men, in Paramount^ Sensational: Screen Musical Comedy "THE COCOANUTS" With MARY EATON and OSCAR SHAW te^STKS?* The eyortfn^ T' N?" Y°? k' S GreS test Musioal Comedy Success sonefbv IRVTNP twrt T*fi A Stage s-£ vs \ Players > dance ensembles, music and songs by IRVING BERLIN! Gorgeous Frocks and Dazzling Settings! The last word MTOT ' Tt , „ . m gay entertainment. BOX PLANS,now open nt the Theatre (Telephone 44-144) and Bristol Kano Co. HUTT ELECTORS: DON'T DIVIDE YOUR VOTES. ' '■■".: POOL THEM FOR JOHNSTON HE IS GOING TO WIN! HELP US TO LIGHTEN THE LABOUR OF OUR STAFF SPECIAL REQUEST TO OUR CUSTOMERS. P L WORK °AT genwrr y US havo ymir DRY CLEANING and LAUNDRY T^^S^t^6^^ n iW' mB the bUBy dayS ' -hea the Pthou3 OUR MOTTO-SERVICE. HELP US TO UPHOLD IT. THE VICTORIA LAUNDRY CO., LTD., ■';-,■• TELEPHONE 28-000. • Head Oflict and Factory: HANSON STREET, WELLINGTON. BRANCHES THROUGHOUT CITY AND SUBURBS. "THE EVENING POST" PRINTING HOUSE (BLUNDELL BROS., LTD.). PRINTERS, BOOKBINDERS, PHOTO ENGRAVERS STEREOTYPERS. The work produced daily by us includes:— TELEPHONE 44-040 TAKE LIFT IN CENTRE OF REAR BUILDING.

THE ROYAL WELLINGTON CHORAL TINTD?! ELLINGTON CHORAL UNION! Conductor, John Bishop. Handel's Immortal Masterpiece. "THE MESSIAH." "THE MESSIAH." "THE MESSIAH." "THE MESSIAH " "THE MESSIAH." TOWN HALL, SATURDAY NEXT, at- 8 SATURDAY NEXT, at S. . ..-. . 300 PERFORMERS " 300 '■ 300 PERFORMERS , 300 ..". The Box Plan opens at The Bristol on Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock. • 5s (res,), 3s (tes.), plua tax, and i ■ ' W. E. CALDOW, Tel. 43-912.. .:,:■::... HOU- Secretary" /WELLINGTON CITY-COUNCIL. I CIVIC RECEPTION TO MEMBERS j ■■.■■.: •■■m.c.c. ■•' • ... : . A CIVIC RECEPTION will be tendered nT\ to-t^'-members-of the Marylebone Cricket Team, who1 arrive in Wellington | NEXT, .the 10th S ffiber^bwn^^'^ **;°™& ALL CITIZENS are cordially invited to be present on the occasion.. ■■■ .'.-■.■.■..':GE6; A..-TIIOUP,. - - - . : ;'_ ' Mayor. COMMISSION. OP XNQTirRV rsrrrt T Hir£|SifS"SWSlg iT v- ■« -Arbltration Court at 10 ocloek in the forenoon. All persons detr^f f^.^^nce.are Fnvit^d for the present to communicate with the SecW&t6n: etarlie<i' SoldierS> AsSOciati -' JOHN .8...8ART0N,-. .'..'. . .-. . Chairman. J)UCHESSESI Duchesses 40s, Wardrobes 675, Pedestals 15b Od, Bedstead 30s. Wo claim wo are tho cheapest in WeUincWhitenead and Pears.

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