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Hutt News, Volume 3, Issue 13, 21 August 1930, Page 5

King George Theatre, The All talkie Theatre Talkies and Sound Synchronised Pictures Every Night of the Week BOX PLAN .n't'*'Arcadia Fruit Shop, or Ring Theatre. Hutt Phone 437. Wellington Phone 46-333: ' ;;/.; ■'.'. ■■- : and - ; / : Prince Edward Theatre At King George Theatre: Saturday, Monday, and Tuesday, August 23rd, 25th, and 26th SCREEN'S FIRST aORGEOUS OUTDOOR GIRL AMD MUSIC REVUE! A leashing1 Comedy-Drama of Joy-Bewildered Youth! Tanned Legs ("A" Cert—Adult Audiences). ALL DIALOGUE ALL MUSIC ALL DIALOGUE — =■ —-- ALL MUSIC With Exceptional Singing and Dancing. Cast includes—JUNE CLYDE, ARTHUR LAKE, DOROTHY REVIER, ANN PENNINGTON, SA*LLY BLANE, 'ALBERT GRAR NEW THRILLS! NEW TUNES! NEW BIG ENTERTAINMENT! Prince Edward Theatre Tuesday, 26th and Wednesday August 27th. "" Opening Picture; First Screening of the Big R.K.O. All-Dialogue, Society and Underworld Mystery-Thriller---Bebe Daniels . (The Brilliant "Rio Rita" Star) in Alias French Gertie With BEN LYON and an accomplished Supporting Cast. From Bayard Veiller's Famous Stage Play of Sophisticated THE CAST. 'ALIAS FRENCH GERTIE," BEBE DANIELS, BETTY PIERCE, JOHN INGE, CHAS. GIBLIN, BEN, LYON, MAY BEATTY, NELIA WAITER ROBERT E. O'CONNOR. Director—GEO. ARCHANBAUD. SPECIALLY SELECTED SOUND FEATURETTES. At King George Theatre: Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, August 27th, 28th, and 29th Directed by RICHARD WALLACE from Barries story ''The Old Lady Shows Her Medals." Gary Cooper ■■■'■■ -. •: ' -r-W... ■ ■-■ '■■■■. ' Seven Day's Leave COMING Saturday, August 30th At Both Thi^r^i i DIRECT OFF THE MAJESTIC THEATRE, WELLINGTON/ The Breeziest Talkie yet written for the Screen. He Kniw Wdmeii • ■ Also—— '-.-■■• ■ - '■•■■; '•■ '■■■■■■. -, ■ '■■ ■ V A BIG COMEDY SPECIAL. A Saifor's Hljliday WITH THE YEAR'S MOST NOTABLE CAST. Lowell Sehrmanji,' David Manners, Alice Joyce, Frances Dade. . With BERYL MERCER, A renegade soldier on leave. In Paradise after two years o| hell. And a poor; old wbnian. Two who make the greatest and most human story seen on the screen. ''Garry Cooper in the most startling- sunwise picture of the*year. A PARAMOUNT PICTURE.

At the annual meeting of the Plunket Society on Thursday evening, Mrs.J. McCaw referred most feelingly to the excellent work performed by Mrs. Hoggart who had been obliged to retire from the .office of secetary, owing to ill health. Mrs. Hoggard had pioneered the' work of the Plunket Society in the Lower Hutt and the work had progressed under her management. We will all miss her bright personality" said Mrs. MeCaw, ''and we wis& her a speedy return to health". A motion of appreciation of the services of Mrs. Hoggard and the wish for her improved health was carried by acclaimation.

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