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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 39, 15 February 1930, Page 4

THE REGENT THE REGENT (THE HOME OF THE TALKIES) I , Direction—J. C. Williamson Films. Managing Directors—Beaumont Smith and F. W. Thring. NOW SHOWING! NOW SHOWING! THREE SESSIONS DAILY—II a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. Paramount Fictures Present JEANNE EAGLES The Talking Screen's Most Dynamic Artiste, in "JEALOUSY " "JEALOUSY " The gorgeous, blonde star of "The Letter" in the greatest emotional role of her career. A bride tries to bury her past. Jealousy threatens her life. Just as it might destroyr yours. SEE aud HEAR this HUMAN STORY OF MARRIED LIFE! (Recommended by the Censor as beine more suitable for Adult Audiences.) BOX PLANS at Theatre (Telephone 44-144) and Bristol Piano Company. WATCH FOR METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER'S "HOLLYWOOD REVUE," WITH 25 STARS AND A CHORUS OF 200. SPEEDWAY TO-NIGHT SPEEDWAY TO-NIGHT At 8 o'clock. FRANK PEARCE TO ATTACK RECORD INTERNATIONAL BIG NINE SCRATCH. AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND STARS COMPETING. BE EARLY. SPECIAL TRAMS. KILBIRNIE STADIUM SPEEDWAY (Under A.O.U. and N.Z.B.A. Kulei) ADMISSION 3/- and 2A. CHILDREN HALF-PRICE. FOR RESERVES RING STADIUM, 24-573. • (In event of a Postponement the Meeting will be held on Monday Night.) ' THE MASCOT CLUB WELLINGTON'S NEW INNOVATION, TO THE RESIDENTS OF WELLINGTON AND DISTRICT. ANEW SOCIAL AND DANCE CLUB is being formed. Delightful, Social Evenings 'midst pleasant surroundings are promised. A committee of five Wellington b»siness people has guaranteed the finance until the Club is self-supporting. THE REALM, Wellington's Most Beautiful Hall, ha« been secured/ A full-sized , Dance Band of eight performers has already joined up. The membership is limited to an Equal Number of Ladies and Gentlemen of good repute. The subscription is £1/10/- per person for ; the season. Early application is necessary, as membership is fast filling. *•• OPENING EVENING—GRAND BALL , 30th APRIL,. 1930. Further particulars and application forms from ..;.... THE SECRETARY, BOX 248, G.P.O. Tels.: 22-507, 28-370. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE AND ' /, COLUMBIA GIVE YOU MATCHLESS ENTERTAINMENT WITH THE TWO THEME SONGS "ON WITH THE SHOW" "AM I BLUE?" and "BIRMINGHAM BERTHA" are both available on COLUMBIA RECORD No. 01739.; Both are recordings of the actual star who sings-them in the , - "talkie"-MISS ETHEL WATERS.'. , ALSO A FOX TROT NUMBER. COLUMBIA RECORD No. 01741—"AM I BLUE?" (Fox Trot) and "I WAITED A LIFETIME FOR YOU," by Ben Selvin and his Orchestra. AT ALL MUSIC STORES. COLUMBIA RECORDS—PRICE 47OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT, MISS CURRINGTON, from London and the Continent, and MISS ROACHE, late of E. M. Fell and Co., announce the opening of ■ A MOST MODERN SALON FOR EVERY BRANCH OF LADIES' HAIRDRESSING, ON WEDNESDAY NEXT. 19th FEBRUARY, At.■■. ■ : I . '.■■■ 226, LAMBTON QUAY c . • ■. ■ ) (Entrance Hayward, Ltd.). , ' ■ TELEPHONE 41-458. ! EXTENSION OF BUSINESS t ■ • . . . ■■■■■■. I '■■•'..■. . . ~~ ~~ :■■, ■• ■ . ■■■ MRS. ROLLESTON, LTD.v ' TOILET SPECIALISTS, I 250, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON, ; HAVE mucli pleasure in announcing that owing c ■ ' ' ; ■ i ' ■ ■ ..'.,■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ f to increased business, it has become neces--1." sary to establish a branch Salon at No. 2, COUR- . TENAY PLACE (Cording's Bldg.). Here clients • will receive that expert service for which the ■■ ' , name of ROLLESTON is already so well known. All branches of the Toilet Profession will be s carried out at the COURTENAY PLACE r SALON by Highly-skilled Assistants, so that intending clients need have no hesitation in placing their requirements under our care. !■ ' ■ ' ' ' ■ ' ■ TELEPHONES: °. ! COURTENAY PLACE 28-813 LAMBTON QUAY,•;•••-•:■• 42-227 .