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Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 124, 22 November 1932, Page 2

Only Three More Days of this Brilliant Picture—Exquisite Humour,' Absorbing Drama, Superb .Mounting, Gorgeous Frocking! KAY FRANCIS and ROLAND YOUNG The Screen's Most Beautiful Brunette—Britain's Notable Hollywood Comedian. : -V - ■- "STREET :OF ' WOMEN" '/- Her romance shocks Society—wrecks a marriage-shames her brother—tears the heart ot the daughter of the man she loves! Yet she calls it beautiful! See if you can mid the beauty beneath the shame of this extraordinary romance. THE REGENT (Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd.}^ SCREENING—U a.m., 2.15 and 8 p.m. ... .' COMMENCING FRIDAY. COMMENCING FRIDAY CORINNE GRIFFITH ; . ' "LILY CHRISTINE" : X +^i» Parr Uv, OUn- + I> vc. tlu *ci" nrith JIAEGARET BANNERMAN and COLIN CLIVE A tale ot hospitality that ended in scandal. Michael Aden's famous story of London's tipper crust/- ' . BOX PLANS AT BRISTOL AND THEATRE (TELEPHONE 44-1441 VOTE MOVIE QUEEN--ALL IN FUN" NIGHT, MAJESTIC, WED NEXT. WELLINGTON REPERTORY THEATRE (tNC.)] PRESENTS THE GREAT PERIOD PLAY, .... ; , "MILESTONES" : ... . \ . (By Arnold Bennett and Edward Knoblock) ' . ■ ' Produced under the direction of W. S: WAUCHOP. GRAND OPERA HOUSE FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY.., ' ;- TO-MORROW (WED.), THURSDAY, & FRIDAY^ '■'..' - At 8 o'clock. . . .-■-■• Exceptionally Strong Cast of Wellington's Eeadrag Playersi Beautiful Costumes and . . Settings. ■ . ■ ' Still a few Good Seats left in Stalls and Circle at 4/4 (tax- included).' - , BOOK EARLY AT THE BRISTOL. ' - . UNRESERVED SEATS: / Back Stalls 2/6, Gallery 1/-. (Early Doors open at 7 o'clock-6d extra.) ROSES! ROSES! WELLINGTON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY TOWN HALL . TOWN HALL WEDNESDAY, 23rd NOVEMBER. ONE DAY ONLY (Afternoon and Evening) Opening Ceremony by His Worship the Mayor, T. C. A. Hislop, Esq at3 pm ROSES, DECORATIVE, CUT FLOWERS, MAGNIFICENT HYDRANGEAS/ MUSIC-AFTERNOON TEA-FLOWER .SALE. Open,from 2 p.m. Continuously. ADMISSION: ADULTS 1/-, CHILDREN Gd. Entries cIose.TUESDAY, 22nd November. Late Entries'on WEDNESDAY (1/- each) Telephone 45-629. Box 1237. G . g. . ;IcOLLj Secretary<

IITAYOirS • WEEK A "ALL IN FUN NIGHT." MAJESTIC MAJESTIC MAJESTIC TO-MORROW NIGHT.' 10.30 - THEATRE SCREENING. —10.30 "HALF SHOT AT' SUNRISE," Starring Wheeler and Wolsey, and Dorothy Lee. (This picture comes to yon by courtesy of the R.K.O. Radio Pictures.)' -"TO-MORROW'S NEWS TO-DAY"! (By courtesy of Universal Films, M.F.C.G.) MIDNIGHT-2 a.m. CABARET IN LOUNGE.' Movieland to Entertain you and HOW! We're going to dress up! Why don't you? Come in your: Evening Suit! ' Come in Bathing Suits! '' ; Come in Gardening Suits! Come in Plus Fours! / Come in a Bear-Skin! BUT COME! ■ Theatre and Cabaret 3s. '.. ; Theatre only, Is. 6d. ' Cabaret only, 2s v . ■ ' • . Table' Reservations 6d extra. Telephone Reservations cannot be accepted. MAYOR'S HAPPINESS FUND. . "HOMEWOOD" GROUNDS OPEN. 'THE Grounds of "Homewood," Homewood avenue, Karori, will be- open from 8 a.m. each • day on" SATURDAY and SUNDAY, 26th and 27th NOVEMBER, in aid of the above Fund. ■ The sum of Is admits each person to all the Ferneries, Swimming Bath, Aviaries, Winter Garden, and Conservatories. Bandin attendance: . . WELLINGTON PENTKcdSFIL VV MISSION, Alexandra Hall, 86, Abel Smith street. Each- Week Night at 730 o'clock. (Except Saturday.) REVIVAL MEETINGS. Evangelist. Len, J. Jones has been prevailed upon to continue the meetings. . Testimonies' are now coming in to the healing power of God.. Bring your sick for prayer. FUNERAL NOTICES. ~~~ THE Friends of the late Mrs. Mary ■*- Madden are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, which will leave St. Joseph's Church, Buckle street, on Wednesday, 23rd November, 1932, at 9.20 a.m., for the Cemetery, Karori. Bequiem Mass will be celebrated at 9 a;m. J. E. TAYLOR AND SONS, LTD.,. -. Undertakers, • ! " 22, Vivian- street and Karori. Day and Night Tel. 26-073. THE Friends of the late Frederick •*- James Hale are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave his late, residence^ 486,. Jackson street, Petone, on Wednesday, 23rd November, 1932, at 2 p.m., for the Taita Cemetery E. A. PARRANT AND G0.,. Undertakers, 46, Fitzherbcrt street, Petone. , Tel. 62-839. \ . , . . EDUCATIONAL. ' SAVE NEARLY .. HALF THE FEES - ON THESE PRACTICAL HOMESTUDY COURSES: —Bookkeeping. —Business Methods. —Advertising. —Salesmanship. —Business Letter Writing. ' —Shorthand. ■ —English. —Arithmetic. —Hand Writing. —Precis Writing. —Economics. TVETESE Courses have not been cur- ~ _ tailed in-any way whatever. For a limited period only they are available at a discount of '40 per cent, off the regular fees. . Enrol immediately before the full ordinary fees are reverted to. For full particulars simply tear out this advertisement, .make a, cross (XI. against the subject in which you are interested, and mail XL/"jJA.x "to . . HEMINGWAY'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. Box 516, Auckland.