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Upper Hutt Weekly Review, Volume I, Issue 28, 26 June 1936, Page 3

Stalls 1/- 1/3 MAYFAIR Box Plans at Thompson's Children Half Price IT'S ALWAYS WARM AND COSY. UPPER HUTT'S MODERN STEAM-HEATED THEATRE. Dress Circle 1/6 JUNE 27 SATURDAY MATINEE 2.15 and JUNE 27 Peg of Old Drury" Featuring ANNA NEAGLE SIR CEDRIC HARDWICKE A. Picture made on lines of sweeping colour and authentic London background, with all the colour and romance of the Drury Lane Stage. Human Compelling! "THE HOPE OF HIS SIDE" Featuring the Great English Mirthquake Inventor "SYDNEY HOWARD" "SYDNEY HOWARD" Rioting along the side-line, the stout Emperor of Comedy comes ■a-shooting—footballs, bandits—anything. He tried to get a try, but what a hope! JULY 1 WEDNESDAY, 7.45 p.m. JULY 1 EDMUND LOWE ANN SOTHERN Grand Exit" Two Famous Stars in a Hectic Comedy of Love and Fire Full of Action and Thrills. He as the "G-man" of the Firefighters. She as the girl who loved to play with hearts and fires. WEDNESDAY BUS SERVICE. Stops anywhere on request. Bus leaves Mason's Store, Silverstream, 7.20 p.m., Heretaunga 7.22 p.m., admission to Theatre 2/-. Howell's Corner, Trentham, 7.25, fare and admission to Theatre 1/9. Wallaceville Station, 7.30, via Seddon Street to Upper Hutt, fare and admission to Theatre 1/6. Children 1/- over all. These fares in-