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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 30, 5 February 1931, Page 2

LAST NIGHT OF EDDIE CANTOR IN "WHOOPEE" - / "WHOOPEE" rpANn npP P / f nnrSF' RA ND OPE R A HOUfc L. (Direction-J. C. Williamson Films.) SCREENING "15 and S p in; ' COMMENCING TO-MORROW! 1 ,,,» TO . fi . (i ,,«»H- r UNITED ARTISTS 'PRESENT THEIR AMAZING AIR SEN6AIION, (i rTTII Tjri jwrniO'^ '.HELLS ANGELS R oma nce am ;j turmoil".' Dozens of 'pianos •waging a battle of death in the skies; a monstrous Zeppelin stealing through the clouds in the dead of night to bombard e«iSt-i thnl'B' .*> TOO BIG FOR ONF/THEATRE-WE SHOW IT IN TWO! « SEE SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT ON PACK C, BOOK NOW!' Bos Pians at the Berkeley and Bristol. BOOK EARLY! ' ..;■;,,...... , —— ■-■■ ;? -. r «.« ! .«*--«.*.-^^- TWO OUTSTANDING, DISTINCTIVE BRITISH TALKING PICTURES OPEN ■ TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) ,'6 TH FEBRUARY AT THE "ST JAMES"— "YOUNG WOODLEY" >-^—d ply fn the.bea,,i M .ettings of A DUAL SUCCESS IN TWO HEMISPHERES s^ m^^ "'Young Woodley' is well acted; the English is a joy to- listen to." London "Daily Mail"- , "A-P-** pietnre, full of deep human .nter^t-a tnumph. -CX-L J-J-xxj uxjti.o xjv j. xv . "THE 'W' PLAN" llxJl< VY rU^XN T .« XT » '■ London .^ida.New^ -^ ■j AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND PICTURES. LTD., RECOMMEND THAT NO J^ußE^my^g^^^^^^v^mßß either of —rr PTJnPTTTJTFW T P Rr^PT^PTTTQ! coMPARE these prices. ■ . Sb ll ftSS "S Ud affi'TO^utteW ; fAt^l^ g^ff^^Ado-. feSSx"^. S^ packet i&iib^lff *" g^pfeW ta l^r^el f/^ « Apricots, in Heavy Syrup, Is tin Pineapple.Cubes, 4%d tia--Pineapple Shew, 6d tin Tea! Tea! Is 4d lb Is 4d lb »«ert Gold Tea, 2r6djb Safety Matches, 6d dozen Try Our Own Tea, 2s 4d lb heedless Raisins, 3d packet Sockeye Salmon, Is tin Granose Biscuits 9d packet BBB?L IsSSFI . Cigarette Paper., 18 for Is Sunlight Soap, is box , Ardath Cigarettes, 8d packet Lux Soap, 6d cake . Player's Cigarettes, 8d packet Large St. Mungo, Is 6d packet ■ Capstan Cigarettes, Sd packet .' Albert Sardines, 6d tin tl sZTmZ^T'J^ Bell's Slide Vestas, Is 6d dozen Jelly Crystals, 7 packets Is , ™« . Granose Biscuits. 9d packet ';: A\'cct-Bix, 9d packet , Nestles Cream, M tin Hutt Eggs, Is'3d dozen •- ■ ~ Highlander Milk, lOd tin. ... 121b 1A Sugar, Is lid. New Prunes, 3d lb ... Daphne Butter, Is 2 d lb L> JIATHBONE, ; LAMB ton quay- 24 Cambridge terrace- ■ KM, UXimDlUi> , <it, \jAiUJJiuuuJJ IXJXXIXAW, , 211 RINTOUL STREET "' .. ' ' -■-<■ : ■-' '--~-"■• / V - - ••'-.■ r ■■ ■>. -, - '-"-.: •■' ;: .;;: ; : v v: V': ;; v^r:? SCREENINGS. ATHLEHCS! ATHLETICS! ' N^ §£» xIUS ,_ BIGGEST "W E TI N G EVER , TO . DAY) namtolo , m T^S^ wSST^ CONRAD NAGEL, nnnvTwrTU PWAAfPinw<5WTP<a GENEVIEVE TOBIN, PROVINCIAL CHAMI IONSHIPb. . -i^'i™- .-hmpop^. «bi™p^ Ii Effil ISS§li> gg!!?«?: - . ~ <<A) , „ (Adult Audience- A Cert.). See Gane and Oakley, Champion Cyclists. Also Don't miss Fleming, Pickering, Veitch in All-Talkie Serial, t ,f e m- ? "THE INDIANS ARE COMING." ' . •_ B^i _ •"2CJW- ._ _ ' COMMKNrmG T0 MO RR O W O^l.tbe&cttbrtthki.tte.to^ COMMENCING TO-MORROW. meeting ever staged here, the^management "LOoll ENDS;" Aumteion: Ground Is, Stand 1.. "LOOSE ENDS" T ■ "LOOSE ENDS," DUjN i JfOKUJiI IHJi TIME. ENDS,LOOgE ENDS, ? LOOsI S' nAMr|R|o «xS2oS SS2«» DANCING. "LOOSE ENDS.' -— "LOOSE ENDS," m H E REALM THE IWALM ™ ■■ -.gssst^sisstss-.. >***. OWEN NAVIS and EDNA BEST. ORAND REOPENING OAIiA . OW** NAY* .* ™A B«T. • SATURDAYEVENING . Also: __ ==:=:==^^ a,.™, B « ri ,, ■»"» « E o EI p K<ot ™ "THK AB. COMNO." ABBOOAIIOH. AHDBLK SHORT |EATDE|TTES. ,i, Ch.mta-, K.r.ri .„. Th.,.d. y „«. AUUJIIW. hHUhJ. tEAIUKIiirES. sth inst, at 8 p.m., to discuss the recent ' SHSASSiS! £ F^NG ? W-PROGRAM. AH -iden, o^distric,. . t7.™xtf ™™" Sec., Karori Progressive Association. 1/^ILJtJiRiME ivINEMA. . ■ , Vivacious FIFI DORS AY, in FUNERAL-NOTICES "WOMEN EVERYWHERE." " pmnv_"WOMEN EVERYWHERE." FUNERAL CARD. _ Lilting melodies, tense action, in a love THE Funeral of the late Mary A. Bromstory of the Daring Foreign Legion! t x I«3T.will leave her late residence, 104 a, *gß3&g32gs!lßGS£ Ztt&STS&WSSISS. gSI "■ 'r&Sr^', _ Funeral Director,. _ BEREAVEMENT NOTICE. 60 Ta^nak.st.,. and 28, R.ddiford-st. «^^\j,m^i auiu^ lel- 22 .i, 9 , VEOUimMASS will be snn* mTnr' F "V^H^ M^Rc-bert Watt 'fL^|£|^^ fi& ?J£S£i in the Earthquake at Greenmeadows.' the 7th February, 1931, at 2.30 p.m., for QT p iTRICirscoLLEGE oLDBOYS' :.: ■ S \&TATTOW TOf. Funeral Director, ASSOCIATION, INC. 60, Taranaki-st., and 28, Riddiford-st. REQUIEM Tel. 22-159. ■ For Misters and Old Boys victims of 'the .Wn'UrAL dAkli. >r . S^J^&SStS T^ffS Aft lt tSMS el^ ?; at^t.^aiy^ Boys are asked to .attend. ttJ^AX ST. BEDE'S COLLEGE OLD BOYS' -. ~E. MORRIS, JUN., ASSOCIATION, INC. Funeral Director, (Wellington^Branch). m. T-arauaki-st and 28, Riddiford^t. ' Mary s, Boulcotfc street, lor Did iJoji mc-jj or tuarv Chapel of Robt, H. Wilson and M R. A B.'ln^W^K LL.B., Ba, ROB^H. WILSON AND SONS, LTD., ««. rister and Solicitor, has moved his Undertakers, Officß to The Southern Cross Building. _ IC4 Adelaide road. 22-24, Brandon street, leto. 26)155, 16-781. .....