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Evening Post, Issue 30, 4 August 1936, Page 2

REGENT H-O »••"•, 2.1u and 8.0 p.m. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Thousands have seen it—many two and three times! Its wonderful musical numbers and vivid human story \wll never be forgotten. Do not miss Ihis truly lino LAST 3 DAYS—3rd'GLORIOUS WEEK! "SHOW BOAT""—— 'SHOW BOAT" IRENE DUNNE-PAUL ROBESON—ALLAN JONES Also: WONDERFUL KOVAL NKWSUE KLS including '-rHQOI'IKG THE COLOUR." -FRIDAY NEXT—H~ A. Brillilant Amalgamation of Clmekleromo Comedy, Piquant Romance, and exciting Action! i ! " D-E-St-I-R-E " The New MARLENE DIETRICH GARY COOPER—John. Halliday—Alan Mowbray rvmr.MTiv^ 1110"1* I'icture.-Hccommcndod by Censor for Adults'.) to call it bienhng .-meets the irresistible Gary Cooper, who sle'als her heart, then a laugh is sure to follow every piquant thrill! RESERVE NOW! J'lans ot D.1.0. and Theatre (Telephone 44-141). 2.15 p.m. NEW J3PERA HOUSE 8.0 p.m. ■ fflUi™ GREATSTARS-^ M.KIAM HOPKINS FDWuldk Finrrnv CHARLIE ROGGLKS JMH ARU L. F OIvIO.N G . AUBREY SMITH in the JJelightinl Comedy Romance— i "TROUBLE IN PARADISE" And the Celebrated JCOEL COWARD in "THE SCOUNDREL" (Both Keeommendcd by Censor for Adults.) Plans a t D.I.C. and Theatre (51-814). T I V O L 1 ~^ (OPPOSITE PARLIAMENTARY BUIL.UJKGS) TONIGHT, TOMORROW, and THURSDAY. ' iIATIXEE 2 p.m. OVERFLOWING WITH ALL TJIAT IS BEST IX EXTERTALNIIEXT! I! 7.3-PARA.AIOUNT PICTORIAL - " 7.12-SOXG HIT: -'FIREMAN'S BAY OFF" 7.22-SPORTLIGIIT: "WINGED CIIAMPIOXSS" 7.31-iIUSICAL: "MOVIE MELODIES" 7.41-PARAMOUA TT AMERICAN NEWS 30-FOX AUSTRALIAN NEWS S' S-"CHARLIE CHAN'S SECRET". ovahxer olakd, D.20-p O p E YE CARTOON >■■"- JAN KIEPURA-GLADYS SWARTHOUT Jn •■ " GIVE - US - THIS - NIGHT " 10.30-THE KING. '' (A" Ullivorsal Exhibition.) f 1 TELEPHONE 43-9«8. PRICES 1/6 1/- (^° EXTRA CTIARGE FOR RESERVING) 1 FREE LECTURES ; j COOKING DEMONSTRATIONS UNA CARTER ! WEDNESDAY (TOMORROW), August 5, at, 2.30 p.m., THURSDAY EVENING? August 6, at 8 o'clock. • ' . SUBJECT: , PUFF PASTRY AND NOVELTIES IN SAVOURIES PARTY DISHES ANiTrEQUEST- DISHES ' In tho v NEW DEMONSTRATION THEATRE, FIRST FLOOR, WELLINGTON GAS-CO. BUILDING OOURTENAY PLACE. ' ADMISSION FREE! (THESE LECTURES WILL CONCLUDE THE PRESENT SERIES.) HEAR—' . , BR. C. J. ROLLS DR. c. J. ROLLS (WUO HAS JUST RETURNED FROM ABYSSISI \) DR. ROLLS WILL SPEAK IN ' BIG TOWN HALL TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY), AUGUST 5, at 7.45 p.m. "PALESTINE AND ABYSSINIA" .ILLUSTRATED BY MAGNIFICENT SLIDES BE SURE YOU HEAR THIS INTERESTING AND TOPICAL ADDRESS. (Under tWAuspices of the Wellington Missionary Association.)

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