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Upper Hutt Weekly Review, Volume I, Issue 9, 14 February 1936, Page 3

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Camp Picture Theatre TRENTHAM TUESDAY, FEB. 18th "THE GLASS KEY" (By the Author of "The Thin Man") with GEORGE RAFT, CLAIRE DODD, and EDWIN ARNOLD. Also another Thrilling Episode of "TAILSPIN TOMMY" xveeommeiided by Censor for Adult audiences) THURSDAY, FEB. 20th KATHERINE HEPBURN in "ALICE ADAMS" (Booth Tarkington's Prize-winning Novel) Running time: 90 minutes. Also, Comedy, News, and Coloured Cartoon (Approved for Universal Exhibition) SATURDAY, FEB. 22nd THRILLING EPIC OF ENGLAND Featuring MATHESON LANG ATHENE SEYLER JANE BARKER in "DRAKE OF ENGLAND" "Sailing every ocean, laughing foes to scorn" Rousing Romance and Daring Adventure in the days of good Queen Bess. Running Time: 105 minutes. (Approved for Universal Exhibition)

N.Z. RED CROSS SOCIETY (Upper Hutt Sub-Centre). BIENNIAL GARDEN FETE in the UPPER HUTT SCHOOL GROUND on SATURDAY, FEBRAURY 29th, 1936. To be Opened at 2.30 p.m. By Lady Shirtcliffe. CAKE, FANCY & PRODUCE STALLS Plenty of Fun for Young and Old. Admission: Free! LEAP YEAR DANCE AT NIGHT In Record Hall, Upper Hutt. Admission: Ladies 1/6; Gents, 2/-; Double 3/-. MISS INEZ R. KING, A.T.C.L. (Mrs. E. Wallace) Registered Teacher of Pianoforte and Theory RESUMED TUITION FROM TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4th Address: Pine Avenue, Upper Hutt. "Are you a golfer, old chap ?" "Rather! I went round Heretaunga in 81." "By gad! but that's a long while ago isn't it?" " 'Eard about poor Bill Simmons ?" "No! What's *e done?" " 'Bin an' died in 'is sleep." "Oh! then 'e don't know nothin* about it yet!"