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THE REGENT - Direction: .1. U. Williamson I'icture Corporation, Ltd SCREENING II a.m., 2.15 and S p.m. GAY! , ROMANTIC! ' TUNEFUL! Only Vienna of •''Tho Merry Widow" could make romance sparkle . -laughter IJUDbIe .. . and love live with such abandon! ' Jaugnter HERBERT MARSHALL (Phenomenal Star of "Trouble in Paradise") With SARI MARITZA, CHARLIE RUGGLES, and MARY BOLAND. . "EVENINGS '"FOB SALE" (A Paramount. Picture.) (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) The Vienna, of Strauss, tho beautiful melodies and pretty girls! A sparklinc romanw of today of an -.upovonshe.l nobleman with only „ uniform to Se -aud ° e hf Dancmg^ to the rhythm, of Straus, living for tonight, while the morrow brines a surprising climax. fa REGENT'S ASSOCIATE ENTERTAINMENT: British, Australian, and World News Timely Speech by Lloyd George on his 70th Birthday. British Fleet Targe" Practice' Flying Made Easy. Ski Army-Extraordinary Scenes in the Alps* I" etc .BOX PLANS AT THE THEATRE (TELEPHONE 44-144). ' " " GRAND OPERA HOUSE ■ ™^i 5 D a t d L s V: A SENSATIONAL PICTURE. DRAMA THAT SMASHES THE/LIMITS OF THRILLS "THE DEVIL IS DRIVING \ With EDMUND LOWE—WYNNE GIBSON. Sixty miles an hour ... a Juggernaut of steel and rubber tearing loose with a dead man at the wheel! Who was he? Why? How? Drama that smashes The limit of thrills. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) BOX PLANS AT BRISTOL AND BERKELEY. THEATRE TELEPHONE 51-814. THE ' 'WELLINGTON HARMONIC SOCIETY (Conductor: H. TEMPLE WHITE) Announces to both present and prospective subscribers that engaged the BRILLIANT AND POPULAR DUNEDIN CONTRALTO, - • MARY PRATT,- " ' : ... For her First Appearance in the North Island. The Wellington Harmonic Society further announces that arrangements have been concluded for the First Presentation !lEND!!l0HKli TsS "ELIJAH" IN FULL GRAND OPERA FORM ; , r NOTE.—There are a few vacancies in the Chorus for : Male Voices only. Sight-reading essential. SUBSCRIBE TO THE NOW! • Apply to the Hon. Secretary, 31 Charlotte Avenue, Wellington SWI Telephone 51-284. - ' ' \ ' ' ' MAKE SURE OF GOOD PRINTS— ". . HARRINGTONS . ' x FIRST-CLASS FILM DEVELOPING AND PRINTING. FOUR-HOUR . /SERVICE ' ' IN BY 9 a.m.-READY 1 p . ra ' IN BY 1 p.m.-READY 5 p.m. LEAVE YOUR FILMS WITH US. STANDARD PRICES,*BUT QUALITY WORK. "■■ _ HARRINGTONS, : ' 40-42 WILLIS STREET (Next Carlton Hotel). , .(THE ;HOUSE. FOR ENSIGN CAMERAS.) ... .'.„..;:- ---• '■% , CLOSING -DOWN :i: ' ■ ■'; •. ■ ■. " ■ kT ;. i , '•■. •'■ •■ 69 WILLIS STREET .'■/", ■ ALL STOCK MUST BE SOLD BY END OF MARCH REGARDLESS OF COST. ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS IN PRICES OF ELECTRICAL AND RADTO rftmw LAMP SHADES, CHENJLLE AND SILIC FRINGES, ELECTRIC ciocLS ■ ■ FOR, ABSOLUTE CLEARANCE. • ' ■'■ ; . . G.-'G. MACQUARRIE, " i 69 WILLIS, STREET.. ,\

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HALL CONCERT CHAMBER TUESDAY, MARCH 28, at S p.m. ' VOCAL RECITAL VOCAL RECITAL By Pupils of - t . THOMAS C. WOOD, L.A.8., •" ' , . .Bass-Baritone. Assisted by STUART PETERSEN, •■:■.■• Violinist. :. Late of Royal Conservatoire of Music, Copenhagen, and the Royal Academy of 3" • Music, London. And . ' ie AUSTIN BLACKIB, Tenor. Singers include: ALFRED HINES (Tenor" PR^r D#S^(teLe) THOMAS FRANKLIN (Bar Hone) m RrC^ JW NI° N baritone). , ALLAN FRANCIS (Baritone) THOMAS C. WOOD, L.A.8., Bass-Baritone. • Wakeh mPan' StS: Clement Howe and Violet E Reserves.—ls Id at The' Bristol. Admission at Door, Is. ■yyiNTER' EXCURSION To JAVA AND SINGAPORE And Return 5. AT SPECIALLY REDUCED RATES, t. BY T.S.S. MARELLA, Sailing from Sydney - MAY 6, 1933. l- FIRST-CLASS- ROUND TRIP STEAMER FAREJAVA' . £6 =; ■ SINGAPORE £?4 (No Exchange.) 8 WEEKS' DELIGHTFUL TOUR TO D THE GARDEN OF THE EAST, g Full particulars, BURNS PHILP AND CO., LTD. NURSES' CLUB, S 1 Kensington Street. SOCIAL EVENING, WEDNESDAY, ° MARCH 29. Music, Games, Antique Exhibition, Bridge, '■ Supper, etc. . Admission Is. All.Nurses and Frienda cordially invited. MOSCOW ARRESTS. Their Meaning and Significance. Speaker: M. RISKE, M A TIRADES HALL. S p.m., SUNDAY, •*-...• MARCH 26. Questions. ' Discussion.