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A Brilliant and Sparkling Comedy. Yesterday's large audiences rocked with laughter. TT)E LUXE THEATRE ' ' -^E LUXE THEATRE DE LUXE THEATRE — "Entertainment That Excels." TO-NIGHT— B—TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT—S—TO-NIGHT Twice Daily,, 2.30 aud 8. A HILARIOUS COMEDY RIOT. THE FASTEST, FUNNIEST, AND MOST ACTIONAL STORY. ; Joe's Come East —Broadway's gone West, and Dayton's in the Path of the Dizziest Cyclone that ever twisted a town wide open!, — y JOE E. BROWN — —' JOE E. BROWN . JOE E. BROWN — JOE E. BROWN . JOE E. BROWN — • : JOE E. BROWN - — — JOE E. BROWN — -. The King of Comedians, In a Riot of Fun and Laughter, With ■ LEW CODY—GINGER. RODGERS, LEW CODY—GINGER RODGERSj In ..'..-• « THE TENDERFOOT " - • "THE TENDERFOOT". | "THE TENDERFOOTS " THE TENDERFOOT.^ I "THE TENDERFOOT.": \ '•THE TENDERFOOT.'? i Bos Plans at Bristol and Theatre. TOTE "MOVIE" QUEEN. ALL IN FUN NIGHT, MAJ ESTIC — WEDNESDAY. SEE OUR ruction. advertisement: PAGE 24, LOWKY BAY PROPERTY. HARCOURT AND CO. Mayor's FOR THE MAYOR'S HAPPI--Mayor's NESS WEEK FUND. Mayor's • - .. .-■-.. H" GRAND PICTORIAL AND. "• 'A MUSICAL CONCERT. '. P T)E LUXE- THEATRE P E LUXE- THEATRE I (Theatre kindly lent by KeniN . - ball Theatres, Ltd.) E TO-MORROW TO-MORROW. S TO-MORROW TO-MORROW. S SUNDAY, at 8.15. ' SUNDAY,-at 8.15. W An Entertainment Unique, E lor a most •worthy cause. .:'- ' E (Arranged by. Herbert F. Wood.) k. ■ - y: ■■■ ■ PICTURES v PICTURES -—— PICTURES . I PICTUBES ■■ ■ PICTURES ■"" "< PICTURES —— And the following items: PROGRAMME: . 1. Community Singing Led by W. J. MaEoa, ' 2. Gazette .......... Talkie News, 3. Recitation, '-'Artist's Model" ....« H Norman E.Aitken., A i. Tenor Solo, "Live, Laugh, and P Love" (from film. "Old .Vienna)] P Herbert ~E. Wood. ■ . 15. Traveiogue . ..SC N 6. Soprano Solo, "Aye Marid" (Mas< ; E ■ cagni)' /Mrs.- Amy \Kbodwafd. :; -4 S 7. Gazette ....:.,..;.Taftje Neks{^;: SS. Wurlitzer Solo, "Roses 'p£ . Picardy" (Haydn Wood),-. ' W . Miss Iris.Mason* E ....'*..' E Accompanist, K. Miss Iris Mason. •' ■ • . Silver Coin Collection. BE EARLY. A Packed Theatre is anticipated. " - SUNDAY • '■ SUNDAY SUNDAY 'AT THE EITZ SUNDAY ■ a T: THE KITZ SUNDAY SUNDAY IS THE LAST NIGHT OF SUNDAY .•■•"■• SUNDAY' TUT COLTMAN AND SUNDAY TUT COLTMAN AND SUNDAY HIS FAMOUS BAND,. SUNDAY HIS FAMOUS BAND, ■' SUNDAY ■ ■■ SUNDAY who on Monday leave for SUNDAY Auckland to fill further en r SUNDAY- gagements.: - SUNDAY SUNDAY HEAR. CLUNY McPHERSON" SUNDAY HEAR. CLUNY McPHERSON; SUNDAY (A Master of the Banjo), ■'i SUNDAY "River Stay Away from Mjrt SUNDAY Door." ■ . SUNDAY SUNDAY TOMMY STRATTON SUNDAY TOMMY STRATTON SUNDAY Your favourite comedian in •' SUNDAY. . Saxaphone Solo, SUNDAY ... "Old Pal." SUNDAY. ■■.-. - ... .■-."■- ---SUNDAY ■■■:..- CLAUDE ■ SUNDA-Y. •- 'CLAUDE BENNETT - SUNDAY On the Steinvray Grand, SUNDAY . playing "Home/ SUNDAY SUNDAY TUT COLTMAN AND SUNDAY TUT. COLTMAN AND SUNDAY TOMMY STRATTON SUNDAY TOMMY STRATTON SUNDAY Featuring a Trumpet Duet, SUNDAY ' "I Don't Know Why."^ SUNDAY : ■ " - -...-. - SUNDAY' ALLAN BROWNESUNDAY ALLAN BROWNE SUNDAY (Xylophone Solo)' -■ SUNDAY "March iledlev." ■ SUNDAY . ••■■.•■*..- SUNDAY JAMES COOKE SUNDAY JAMES COOKE SUNDAY Singing "Until" and SUNDAY "Serenata." SUNDAY ' . " ■ • SUNDAY MISS GRACD3 KERR, SUNDAY MISS GRACIE KERR SUNDAY AND JAMES COOKE SUNDAY AND JAMES COOKE SUNDAY Will delight patrons in a dii* SUNDAY Musical Sketch entitled ' SUNDAY "THE MODEL WIFE." SUNDAY "THE MODEL WIFE " ■ ': SUNDAY SUNDAY KEN RIGBY SUNDAY KEN RIGBY SUNDAY. (Baritone) SUNDAY Singing Popular Melodies. SUNDAY Don't miss the final'opportunSUNDAY ity of hearing Tut and you* SUNDAY favourites featuring "Whistling SUNDAY Your Blues Away," "Hum- ' SUNDAY mirig a Tune to Myself '*■ SUNDAY "Round the Marble Arch: * SUNDAY Musical' Statues; etc., etc - SUNDAY ■ . SUNDAY FOLLOW THE CROWD SUNDAY FOLLOW- THE CROWD SUNDAY TO THE RITZ IuNDAY ' : ;?°-™E OTK •-'■■ SUNDAY ON,SUNDAY NIGHT ■ SUNDAY - . ON SUNDAY NIGHT SUNDAY- . "**n-±. SUNDAY. THE RITZ,' LIMITED ' SUNDAY THE RITZ! uB; ■ SUNDAY Wellinst'on's PoDiiiar SUNDAY WellingtonVPo^ular ISSSf? Rendezvous. Kay Kend~. SUNDAY DirectionSUNDAY. Direction: SUNDAY ln?S A? FREDERICK CARR; IuNDAY FEEDERICK CARR.. pipf^ili day, Wednesday, Thursday.

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Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 122, 19 November 1932, Page 4

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607

Page 4 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 122, 19 November 1932, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 122, 19 November 1932, Page 4

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