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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 31, 7 February 1933, Page 3

GENUINE! THRILLING! BRITISH ENTERTAINMENT ON A NEW SCALE! CJT. JAMES. Three Sessions: JAMES. U a.m., 2.15. ST. JAMES. .. . and 8 p.m. SIR A. CONAN DOYLE'S Renowned Story of Desert Adventure. "THE TRAGEDY OF THE KOROSKO." "THE TRAGEDY OF THE KOROSKO." Transformed by 8.1.P. into a thrilling drama. "THE FIRES OF FATE" "TJIIS FIRES 01? FATE "TtlLl l'UlllCS OF KATE" -^- "THE 1-IRES UK I'ATL" With LESTER MATTHEWS. KATHLEEN O'REGAN, DONALD CALTHROP, Actually made in Egypt, with the aid of the Rojal Fijing Coipa and the renowned Camel Corps. Tin ills1 Excitement! Romance!. Realism! (Appro Ted for Universal Exhibition.) Supports include Graphic Scenes of the THIRD CRICKET TEST. AH the sensational features of the game Also, HILARIOUS BRITISH COMEDY, etc., etc. Plans at Biistol or Theatre (51-775) after o p.m. NOWrFOR A GOOD LAUGH! COMING- FRIDAY. ALISON SKIPWORTJI ALISON SKIPWORTH '■ ("The English Mane Diessler") '•THE SPORTING WIDOW."" '•THE SPORTING WIDOW." The gayest and dearest old adventuress who ever worked a. confidence trick. (Recommended by Censor tor Adults.) Box Plan at Bristol. jVPHSIBS- THREE SESSIONS: -M-AJESTIC. 11 a.m, 2.15 p.m., MAJLSTIU. and S p.m. The Big Laugh Show. Britain's Funniest Comedian, LESLIE FULLER LESLIE FULLER In his newest laugh sensation, . "THE . LAST COUPON." "THE LAST COUPON." "THE LAST COUPON." "THE LAST COUPON." "THE ' LAST COUPON." A British International Picture (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) With a brilliant all-star company of English comedians, featuring;— GUS McNAUGHTON, JIMMY GODDEN, MOLLY LAMONT, JACK HOBBS, Together with Majestic's Unsurpassed Featurettes. "PATHE GAZETTE" "SECRETS OF NATURE" KRAZY KAT (cartoon) Extra Added Attraction, THE.THIRD CRICKET TEST, ENGLAND v. AUSTRALIA. Showing England's Sensational Bowling. HERE'S REAL ENTERTAINMENT FOR ALL THE FAMILY. jßox Plans at Bristol and Theatre, or ring 45-100 for reservations. I COMMENCING FRIDAY. An Amazingly' Realistic Picture. "STRANGE JUSTICE" "STRANGE JUSTICE" '-■ "STRANGE JUSTICE" " ' "" STRANGE1' JUSTICE " ---■■ "STRANGE-JUSTICE" '-"STRANGE JUSTICE" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A gripping story of human hearffr crushed by the law. WITH A GREAT CAST. MARION" MARSH, REGINALD DENNY, Richard Bennett, and many other I favourites. I fJRAND OPERA HOUSE. OPERA HOUSE. 1 HOUSE PACKED HOUSE PACKED 1 AGAIN LAST NIGHT And voted the Best Revue ever seen. J. C. Williamson, Ltd., present FRANK NEIL'S ■ SECOND BIG SPECTACULAR SHOW FULL OF LAUGHTER, AND LOVELY GIRLS. "HELLO HAPPINESS." ■•HELLO' HAPPINESS." "HELLO HAPPINESS." "HELLO HAPPINESS." "HELLO HAPPINESS." "HELLO HAPPINESS." < "HELLO HAPPINESS." "With a Hugo All-Star Cast, including ELLA SHIELDS, ELLA SHIELDS, ELLA SHIELDS, The Ideal of Ideals, And GEORGE WALLACE GEORGE WALLACE GEORGE WALLACE, Prime Minister of Mirth. 30 OTHER SINGING AND DANCING STAGE STARS, Including MURRAY AND WALTON, And the FOUR DARING DIABOLOS. BARGAIN MATINEE EVERY DAY AT 2.15. MATINEE PRICES.—3s, 2s, Is Kiddies Half. NIGHTS.—Ss, 4s, 3s, 2s, Is. Early Door Gallery Sixpence Extra. All Prices Plus Tax. PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. For telephone reservations ring 51-814. GLADIOLT SHOW. LADIOLI SHOW. HUTT VALLEY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. KING GEORGE THEATRE, LOWER HUTT, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. GLORIOUS COLOUR DISPLAY. Gladioli, Hydrangeas, Dahlias Sweet Peas, Begonias, Decorative. Official Opening by W. Nash, Esq., M 3?., WEDNESDAY, 230 p.m. Piesentation Prizes, Thursday, 9.30 p.m. Dainty Home-made Afternoon Tea. HAVE YOU SEEN T A HUTT SHOW? ;Be siii'e and-see this one TO-MORROW. Tennis Match;- will be Broadcast in the Hall. Take any nutt bvis. ' • - A. J. NICHOLLS, Scci etary. M.V. WANGANELLA. ■ rPHIS New Motor Vessel will run an x Excursion from Wellington to Milford Sound, leaving on 10th Apul, returning oil 14th April. Fares: First classy £8; second class, £6. Apply nUDDART PARKER, LTD.