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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 128, 1 June 1937, Page 2

I LAST 3 DAYS 1 Laughs — Drama — Thrills Victor Prrslnn McLaglen - foster. McLAGLEN FOSTER MeLAGLEN FOSTEU In •■SKA DEVILS" "t-'KA DEVILS" "SEA DEVILS" (Approved for Universal i Exhibition.) An R.K.0.-Radio Picture. | Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Plans at D.T.C. and Theatre (Tel. 51-595). Sessions: 2.15 and 8 p.m. —— FRIDAY NEXT SHIRLEY T .1-: M P L E T E M P T, E t ]•: m p l ]•: t c m p l ]•: . t !•: m r l v. TKMPLK | TEM P L E TEM P L E TEM P L E TEMPLE TEM P L E T E IST P L X T E i\l P L ]■: T E HI P L E T F. M P L E In "STOWAWAY" '•• STOWAWAY " , " STOWAWAY " " STOWAWAY " " STOWAWAY " With Alice Robert FAYE YOUNG I'1 AYE YOUNG FAYE . YOUNG ARTHUR TREACHER. ARTHUR TREACHER. (Approved for L Tnivcrsal Exhibition.) 20th Ceutury-Fox Picture. c c aside pic tv re s. Seaside pictures, lyall bay. tonight and wednesday. 7.30 p.m.—Selected Short Subjects. 8 p.m.—ROBERTSON HARE, ALFRED DRAYTON In "AREN'T MEN BEASTS." A hilarious farce comedy packed "with laughs. —SECOND FEATURE— Columbia Pictures Present— WILLIAM GARGAN, MARGUERITE CHURCHILL In "ALIBI FOR MURDER." Killed without a clue! And death ".raiting for the next who follows on the murder trail. Thrills galore! (Both Recommended Censor for Adults.) Reserves at Theatre, . Tel. 16-393. REGAL THEATRE, KARORI. EGAL THEATRE. KARORI. 7.3O—TONIGHT-7.30 One o£ the World's Great Love Stories. In New Perfected Technieolour, as- True as Life Itself, " R-A-M-0-N-A," " R-A-M-0-N-A." " R-A-M-0-N-A," " K-A-M-0-N-A," With LORETTA YOUNG, DON AMECHE, And. a Cast of Thousands, Featuring Kent Taylor, Pauline Frederick, Jane Darwell, Kalherine de Mille, John Carradine. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY! Benefit Performance Karori Tennis Club. WALLACE BEERY in "VIVA VILLA." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Special Children's Matinees Recommence SATURDAY NEXT. / FUNERAL PARADE. COUTH AFRICAN WAR VETERANS are invited to attend the Funeral of the late No. 2521 Trooper H. W. Stallard (sth N.Z. Contingent), which will leave the Mortuary Chapel of J. E. Taylor and Sons, Ltd., 22 Vivian Street, Tomorrow, at 11 a.m., for the South African Veterans' Plot, Karori. J. J. CLARK, Captain, President, Wellington Assn. DANCING. JOHNSON'S JOY NIGHT TONIGHT! ° TAIA HALL, KILBIRNIE. JUDY COOPER and KEITH WOOLLITT featuring "RAINBOW ON THE RIVER." A New Competition; Old and New Dancing. Free Gifts and Fun Galore. 7-8 -'Practice.' Subs. Is 6d. G. W. JOHNSON. QWIFTS FOOTBALL CLUB. ° BEST DANCE IN TOWN. TONIGHT — 8 o'clock — TONIGHT ODDFELLOWS' HALL (near De Luxe). First-class Supper and Music. Good Novelties and Prizes. Ladies 2s, Gentlemen 2s 6d. L. HEATH, Hon. Sec. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. MODERN AND OLD-TIME DANCE AT THE MAYBELLE ASSEMBLY HALL, Ghuznee Street. TONIGHT, at 8 o'clock. Orchestra, Pember's Popular Players. Good Supper, Good Prizes. Subs. Is Gd. • BILLY GRANT, M.C. ODDFELLOWS' HALL, PETONE, U TONIGHT. Roll Up for a GOOD OLD-TIME DANCE. Second Heat of Big Monte. LES. AVALKER'S TRIO. Subs. Is lid. TED MEWTON, M.C. TONIGHT—VICTORIA HALL. fYLD-TIME DANCING with JIM V BLACKWOOD'S PIANO-ACCOR-DIONS. Subs. 3s (id Single, 2s Gd Double. CARNIVAL NIGHT—TUESDAY NEXT. PUBLIC NOTICES. TO THE CUSTOMERS OF NEW ZEALAND PLATERS LTD. >"pHE Business of the above Company is -*• being taken over by a new Company to be called New Zealand Platers (1937) Ltd., and there has been no interruption of business. The technical staff of N.Z. Platers Ltd. will continue to..operate'.the'factory and prompt attention to all orders is assured as is the maintenance of the standard o£ quality established by N.Z. Platers. Ltd. F. ARNOLD WATERHOUSE, Proprietor. Let POLIFLOR POLIFLOR j.JOLISH your Floors. Bee how the COLOUR COMES UP. rpKCEIMIONE 41-01" for Quotations for JL Catalogues, Invitation*, Busino.ai Stationery, clc". Half-tone and Line Blocks miirlc "at shortest notice. The ■'Evening Lust- Printing Works.