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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 102, 27 October 1933, Page 2

SECOND BIG WEEK COMMENCES TODAY! BUSINESS IS GREAT AT THE REGENT— : REGENT Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp.. Ltd. Managing Director: Beaumont Smith. Screening Daily: 11 a.m., 2.15 and 8 p.m. Shoppers' Session Every Friday, at 5 p.m. For tJie joy of optimists, the redemption of pessimists, the happiness of everyone. We give you the grandest Arliss of them all ia the Happy Hit of 1933! GEORGE ARLISS "THE WORKING MAN" (A Warner Bros. Picture) With BETTB DAVIS (Approved for Universal Exhibition] Hailed as tho finest performance of the Screen's Master Actor! Dims the spleudour of "Disraeli1' and "The Millionaire." EXCELLENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME: News Highlights—Mickey Mouse Cartoon—Newman Travelogue—"The Sky Symphony," amazing musical novelty, etc. BOX PLANS AT lUE D.I.L, AND THEATRE (TELEPHONE 44-Ui). GRAND OPERA~~HOUSE ~KL Ud As L P Ym:. ' "A Western of mori? than the ordinary dramatic strength. There's something doing all the time."—Vide "Harrison's Motion Picture" critics. ZANE GREY'S— . "SUNSET PASS" With RANDOLPH SCOTT—KATHLEEN BURKE—NOAH BEERY. Romanre and adventure tuned to thundering hoof-beats . ... as a two-gun hero— a lone ranger challenging an outlaw empire—fights grimly for the girl ha loves. ALSO Paramount'^ powerful drama of the amazing events following the legalising of beer in America. A real sensation! "SONG OF THE EAGLE." With CHARLES BICKFORD. MARY BRIAN (Recommended for Adults.) BOOK D.I.C. OR BERKELEY. THEATRE 51-814. (Recommended for Adults.) LAWN TENNIS! ENGLISH AND AUSTRALIAN DAVIS CUP PLAYERSPERRY, LEE, WILDE, QUIST, TURNBULV 111 action with MALFROY AND FRANCE TOMORROW (SATURDAY), OCTOBER 28 MIRA^AR MIRAMAR i PLAY WILL COMMENCE AT 1.30 P.M. BOX PLANS TOMORROW AT THE COURTS. RESERVED 10/. and 5/-. UNRESERVED 5/-. (ALL PLUS TAX.) la the event of wet weather Tomorrow, these seats will be available for the Match on MONDAY. (The Play will NOT be Broadcast.)

CMITH FAMILY CHRISTMAS CHEEK ° FUND. WRESTLING CARNIVAL. WRESTLING CARNIVAL. POLICE, FIRE BRIGADE, AMATEUR WRESTLING GYMNASIUMS. , ; TOWN HALL, MONDAY, 30th. 8 p.m. 1. Godfrey, Police and Dominion Heavyweight Champion, v. Trainor, Fire Brigade Champion. 2. Koolman v. Razos, Light-heavyweight Champion. 3. Lack,. Dominion Welterweight Champion, v. Mortimer. 4. Nolan, Dominion Featherweight Champion, v. Austin. 5. Juvenile Wrestling Bout, Jenkins's Pupils*. ■ .■•-•• ■;.■:;■■ 6. Demonstration of Wrestling Holds by Well-known Wrestler, Koolman. 7. Novelty Wrestling Contest, Stuart* Fire Brigade, v. Deacon, Police Dept. PRICES: Reserved Seats, 3s. at Humphreys (Tobacconist), Manners Street; Rest of House, Is. SECRETARY SMITH. For the Wrestling Carnival Committee. THE RITZ, LTD. HE RITZ, LTD. . THE RITZ, LTD., (Manners Street). ANNOUNCE SPECIAL AFTERNOON TEA, SPECIAL AFTERNOON TEA, SPECIAL AFTERNOON TEA, SPECIAL AFTERNOON TEA, MONDAY NEXT. MONDAY NEXT. MONDAY NEXT. MONDAY NEXT. The Entire Proceeds in Aid of Community Services Princess. 4 USUAL PRICES. MARSDEN SCHOOL OLD GIRLS1 ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL REUNION, s^. "PAnnual Meeting November 1, at 10 a.m. ' MARGARET WHYTE, Hon. Secretary. THORNDON LAWN TENNIS CLUB (INCORP.). THE Courts will be open for play on Monday nest, the 30th inst. The official opening will take place on Saturday, November 4, when a combined tournament will be held. Post entries will be received and partners drawn for. Play will commence at 1 p.m. sharp. For the Committee, A. C. W. MANTELL-HARDING, Hon. Secretary. MEETINGS. WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. rpHIS IS TO CERTIFY that at a Special A Meeting of the Wellington Harbour Board to be held on WEDNESDAY, the 22nd day of November, 1033, at eight o'clock in the evening, a certain amendment to the Bylaws of the Board will be submitted to the Board for adoption;, and further that such amendment to the Bylaws has been printed and lies open for public inspection at the Offices of the Board during office hours. The said Bylaw amendment relates to and is in respect of:— CHARGES ON WOOL EX RAIL FOR DELIVERY TO TOWN. Dated this 26tb day of October. 1933. A. G. BARNETT, Secretary. Harbour Board Office, Wellington. FUNERAL NOTICES. HPHE Friends of the late Mr. Herbert •*• Williams are invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave the Chape) of E. Morris, Junior, Ltd., 60 Taranaki Street, Tomorrow (Saturday), October 28, 1933, at 10 a.m., for the Cemetery, Karori. E. MORRIS, JUN., LTD., Funeral Directors, Telephone 52-150. MISCELLANEOUS. ULKS KACINE et Cie Cognac, yuavautecd equal to any three-star Brandy ou' the market, and superior to most, quartr 13s, piuts 7s. Grand Hotel jHpnia Suppfe Storfij . Z--