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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 149, 27 June 1933, Page 2

IF YOU ARE SEEKING SOMETHING "DIFFERENT"-HERE IT IS! QT JAMES Twice Daily, &'£ JAMES At 2 15 and 8 p.m. (Co«y as jour fiiesidc.) One ki-s before the miiioi—anolhci—a staithng ciime th.it leads to an astounding .sequence of e\enti! " THE KISS BKFORE 'IHi; MIRROR." KISS BEFORE THK MIRROR" KISS BKKORIi 'I HE MIRROR." KISS HEFORK THli MIRROR" KISS BlirOEL! HIE MIRROR." A tiemendouslv tluilhng, T>eifectlv-acted play on a biand new, surprising theme! SUPERLATIVE CAST: NANCY CARROLL, GLORIA STUART, PAUL LUKAS, FRANK MORGAN. (Recommended by Censor for Adult?.) •'Sti.inge as it Seems (novelty feattue) -- Waller Winchell m "I Know E\ et\\ bo<l>" (laughable coined}'). — Pooch the Pup (cattoon) — 'JVo (2) Giah.im MtNaniee Univei'.al ICev "reels — Special New Zealand Item, "The Fianz Josef Glacier." Plans at Bristol or Theatre (54-775) after 3 p.m. FRIDAY NEXT Dominion Premiere of a notable Cinema Triumph! GILBERT FRANKAU'S GILBERT FRANKAU'S CTLBERT FRANKAU'S GILBERT FRANKAU'S Much discussed Best-seller, " CHRISTOPHER STRONG." " CHRISTOPHER STRONG." " CHRISTOPHER STRONG." " CHRISTOPHER STRONG." " CHRISTOPHER STRONG." " CHRISTOPHER STRONG." " CHRISTOPHER STRONG." " CHRISTOPHER STRONG." " CHRISTOPHER STRONG." " CHRISTOPHER STRONG." Witli that dynamic sensation, KATHARINE HEPBURN, KATHARINE HEPBURN, KATHARINE HEPBURN, KATHARINE HEPBURN, KATHARINE HEPBURN, KATHARINE HEPBURN, and COLTN CLIVE, COLIN CLIVE, COLIN GLIVE, (Of "Journey's End" fame), BILLIE BURKE, RALPH FORBES. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Managerial.—lt is our bounden duty to impress upon you the outstanding excellence of this great cinema play. . . . The novel, dealing frankly but faithfully with modern life, has created tremendous discussion, while KATHARINE HEPBURN'S perfoimance as a world-famous aviatrix excels her work in "A Bill of Divorcement," and -will astonish you. ,BOX PLAN AT -THE BRISTOL. MAJESTIC. ■ ' ~ AJESTIO.. ,• ' '■'» , • • 'l •' ' NOW SHOWING. , ( • ' • '»' " |'<U a.m., 2.15 p.m.i 8 p.m., Yotrtl'be delighted with the suave, devilC may-care career of > • . ' "THE GREAT JASPER." t "THE GREAT JASPER." " THE GREAT JASPER." - (Recommended by Censor for Adults.)' — With' — " RICHARD \DTX , ' ■',' ■ RICHARD DIX '" ■ — And— \t ' '/;•:, EDNA MAY ' OLIVER- , 'OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING • •'/, r PROGRAMME," „>' -i ''.! \ >V" Including . ; » ';■ .- -Synchronised with Soutfjl'anif ftfusid. r->« V CHARLIE CKAPMN ', '' >'$"U >the' Vagabond".'»'• ■</ ■ ,;^'o'm^and jerry, ca-rtootst, ' - '^ 'newsreels. ■ - ' • coming friday next. See Buster and Jimmy -lead the \i ay to high, spirits in a breweiy frothing ■nith mirth! WHAT !• NO BEER ? WHAT ! NO BEER ? (Recommended for Universal Exhibition,) — With — ♦ BUSTER KEATON, BUSTER KEATON, _■• -JIMM.Y -DURANTE. ■■ ■ .- ■ Reserves Bristol -and -theatre • (45-100). PAPITOL THEATRE, MIRAMAR. V LAST NIGHT! LAST NIGHT! The season's dramatic aensation> "AFHAID TO TALK," Starting SIDNEY FOX,, ERIC LINDEN, . Tully Marshall, .and strong suppoiting cast. Also, HTGHLY AMUSING SLIM SUMMERVILLE COMEDY*. (Recommended by Censor for Adiilta.) CHEAP WEEKEND TRTPS ' CHEAP WEEKEND TRIP? CHEAP WEEKEND TRIPS ' - -CHEAP WEEKEND TRIPS - - ANY WEEKEND UP TO JULY 31; ANY WEEKEND UP TO JULY 31. CHATEAU TONGARIRO CHATEAU TONGARIRO CHATEAU TONGARIRO CHATEAU TONGARIRO CHATEAU TONGARIRO CHATEAU TONGARIRO CHATEAU TONGARIRO "THRONE OF ' NORTH ISLAND." "THRONE Or* NORTH ' TSLAND." "THRONE OF NORTH1 ISLAND." TOTAL COSTS TOTAL COSTS ONLY £3/11/8 FROM WELLINGTON. ONLY £3/11/6 FROM WELLINGTON. ONLY £2/18/6 FROM PALMERSTON . NORTH. ONLY £2/18/6 FROM PALMERSTON NORTH. ONLY £2/19/- FROM WANGANUI. ONLY £2/19/- FROM WANGANUI. ONLY £3/15/6 FROM NAPIER. ONLY £3/15/6 FROM NAPIER. TpHESE total charges include •*- first-class fare in warm trains, motoM transportation return front National Paifc Station to The Chateau, and two full days' accommodation at The Chateau (i.e., . • , from bed on Satuulav to and in- • • ... eluding dinner on Jlond.iy night). ' and the provision of sticks, skis, t . ■, and boots. -- ,; Excursionists .-join the 3 p.m. • Wellington-Auckland • express on ' Saturdays. Return tiain reaches Palmcrston North at 4.47 a.m. and Thorndon;; • at 7.42 a.m. on Tuesday. A LITTLE HOLIDAY HELPS. A LITTLE HOLIDAY HELPS. ' ■ You. have promised youiself the little holiday that you need. It is not an extraV,riganee. It is common-sense insurance "agJaTnst the wear and tear of life; it is ii jtonic to strengthen you in your work. Have a chat with relatives and friends. Form a party for joy and health-giving happiness. Seize this opportunity for a cheap change of air and scene. Further information is available from Government Tourist Bureaux or Railway lOffices. ELLINGTON PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. An Address on "THE PRESENT POSITION OF DARWINISM IN BIOLOGY" will be delivered by PROF. H. B. KIRK, in the DOMINION MUSEUM, • ■ on WEDNESDAY, JUNK 23, at 8 p.m. F. R. CALLAGHAN, Secretary,. PING PONG. rpHE Wellington 'Ping Pong Club has ,-*•"< Vacancies, iqr Members! . For' .particulars, King-Tel. 41-2351 -Ty'S. Williams.