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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 72, 27 March 1933, Page 2

MODERN — DARING — UNCONVENTIONAL — SINCERE'! ! It's Creating in Wellington tlie same enormous interest it aroused in Sydney and Auckland. CT. JAMES. Twice Daily &T. JAMES. . At 2.15 ST. JAMES. * and S p.m. The World's Most Exotic Star, — CONSTANCE BENNETT —-— CONSTANCE BENNETT :.. CONSTANCE BENNETT ■ More Glorious and Glamorous than ever, With PAUL LUKAS, PAUL LUKAS, JOEL McCRAE, JOBYNA HOWL AND, In Radio Pictures much-discussed modern drama, ■ " ROCKABYE." "" ROCKABYE." " ROCKABYE." "ROCKABYE." " ROCKABYE." Rocked between two loves . . . the man who wanted her- . . . the child she craved for . . . She was no saint .• . . the breath of scandal had scorched her . . . but she proved that she was a' true woman who could' show her persecutors the nobility of supreme sacrifice!. TO THE LADIES— The gorgeous gowns'worn by Constance Bennett will bo tlic envy of you all— and you'll adore little June Filmer, the wonderful child in the story. ' '(Recommended by Censor for Adults.) SPLENDID, VARIETIES: Pathe News . . . Pictorial of Unique Incidents . , . Comedy Cartoon, etc. Box Plans at Bristol or Theatre (54-775) after a p.m. ■ • • ■ - I\f AJESTIC. IU-AJESTIC. ' THREE SESSIONS: ' 11 a.m., -2.15 p.m., and 8 p.m. EVERYONE. SUPREMELY SATISFIED With THIS IRRESISTIBLE BRITISH MASTERPIECE. 1 . " SLEEPLESS NIGHTS." • E "SLEEPLESS NIGHTS." § | "SLEEPLESS NIGHTS." = ("A" Cert.—Recommended for Adult Audiences.) ITS BRIGHT, ROLLICKING, LILTING FUN—HAD THE AUDIENCE . ROCKING WITH LAUGHTER. Marvellous Dancing by London's Greatest Dancing Duo, STANLEY LUPINO ' — And — POLLY WALKER. You'll See Something NEW — In — Dancing Grace, Bewildering Acrobatics, and Ingenious Steps. It's Just the Best and Brightest British Fun Farce So Far. FOUR SPARKLING NUMBERS. "I Don't Want to Go to Bed." "It's Happened." ■ "Just One More." "With All My Heart." By that original London Genius, NOEL GAY. Composer of "Round the Marble Arch." — And — i ." "All the King's Horses."- > Plan at Bristol and Theatre. Tel.* 45-100. FREE LIST SUSPENDED. ■ PAPITOL THEATRE, MIRAMAR. LAST NIGHT. LAST NIGHT. Grand Double-Feature Programme; . ■ "LOVE ON THE SPOT." A really sparkling British musical play. Lots of laughs—melody—catchy songs. Starring RICHARD DOLMAN and ROSEMARY AMES. 1 "THE GOLDEN WEST." Zane Grey's thrilling spectacle. A majestic classic of the West. With GEORGE O'BRIEN, JANET CHANDLER, ' and : MARION BURNS.. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)' V W.CA.-(BLUE TRIANGLE) HALL, ■• Boulcott Street. ELIZABETH BJ/AKE - Presents THE WELLINGTON PLAYERS THE WELLINGTON PLAYERS ' In "THE ROMANTIC YOUNG LADY." "THE ROMANTIC YOUNG LADY.""THE'ROMANTIC YOUNG" LADY." "THE ROMANTIC YOUNG LADY." A THREE ACT COMEDY Translated by H. and G. Granville Barker. On WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MARCH 29 and 30, at 8 p.m. SCHOOLS NIGHT, TUESDAY, 28th. . (HOUSE BOOKED OUT.) Tickets: 3s 6d and 2s, plus tax. Bos |?lan now open at The Bristol. "The Romantic Young Lady," the play that had long runs in both London- and Madrid. RESULT OF RAFFLE. INLAID TABLE-TOP. T)RAWN Trades Hal], Saturday. March ■^ 25, under supervision of police., Winning No. 17(i—"Toby" Sullivan, 512 Adelaide Road, Berhampove. A. V. WELLS. MEETINGS. WELLINGTON BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION (Inc.). THE ANNUAL MEETING of the above Association will be held in BRYMAY SOCIAL ROOM, Victory Works, Tory Street, on MONDAY, MARCH 27, at 7.15 p.m.. M. SMITH, Hon. Secretary. FUNERAL NOTICES. ~ rpHE Friends of the late Miss Kate Jef--1- fery are invited to attend her Funeral, which will leave St. Peter's Church, Willis Street, Tomorrow (Tuesday), March 28, 1933, at the conclusion of the Service at 2,p.m., for the Cemetery, Karori. E. MORRIS, JUN., LTD., Funeral Directors. Telephone 52-159. rpHE Friends of the late Mr. Henry - 1- Robert Welsford are invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave the Ghapel, 60 Taranaki Street, Tomorrow (Tuesday), March '28, 1933, at 11 a.m., for the Cemetery, Karori. E. MORRIS, JUN., LTD., Funeral Directors. ' Telephone 52-159. rpHE Friends of Charles James West- -*- ■ land and his daughter, ! Hilai'y Frances Dykes, are advised that the JFuneral of the late Francis Richard Dykes will leave the Chapel, 60 Taranaki Street, Tomorrow (Tuesday),-March 28, 1933, at 10 a.m., for the Cemetery, Karori. E. MORRIS, JUN., LTD., Funeral Directors. Telephone 52-159. MISCELLANEOUS. ~ "TTEMSTITCHING and Overlooking on ■*~a- .shortest notice; all -kinds of- Overalls to order. Mrs. Collins, 90 Manners Street, next Scott's.Tea Rooms.