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Press, Volume LXXV, Issue 22693, 24 April 1939, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY MUST SEE ! MAYFAIR ’Phone 31-213. The Theatre of Big Attractions. Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. (THROUGHOUT N.Z.) Hearing Aids Available. 2.15 P.M 8 P.M. Walter Wanger Presents Unusual Murder Mystery. LAUGHS ! THRILLS ! FREDRIC MARCH JOAN BENNETT In “TRADE WINDS” “TRADE WINDS” Recommended by the Censor for Adults. A United Artists Release. AND “MARCH OF TIME” “THE REFUGEE” Startling Truth about Jewish, Spanish, and Chinese Victims of Dictatorship. BOOK NOW. D.I.C. OR THEATRE. BOX PLANS OPEN AT D.I.C. FRIDAY NEXT FOR THE SHOW OF SHOWS The only Broadway Revue Show Ever to be Imported to N.Z. Will Bring Christchurch the GREATEST VARIETY SHOW IT HAS EVEJR SEEN! ST. JAMES’ THEATRE Proprietor, Sir Benjamin Fuller. GRAND GALA PREMIERE WEDNESDAY,, MAY 3rd. HARRY HOWARD’S ALL AMERICAN COMPANY In the Most Gorgeous, Glittering Pageant of Music, Mirth, and Melody Ever Staged the HOLLYWOOD HOTEL REVUE HOLLYWOOD HOTEL REVUE HOLLYWOOD HOTEL REVUE HOLLYWOOD HOTEL REVUE New York’s Finest Stage Show Brought to N.Z. in it’s Entirety. SOMETHING TO SEE! ■ ■SOMETHING TO REMEMBER! - 20 American Headline Acts 20 40 Beautiful Girls 40 EACH GIRL A DANCING STAR! THIS IS THE SAME SHOW THAT WAS BOOKED OUT LONG BEFORE THE OPENING NIGHTS IN SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE, SO RESERVE EARLY. AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT! NOTE THE PRICES: ' 7/6 (Res.) (AU Plus Tax.) DANCES. MAYFAIR LOUNGE CABARET OPENING NIGHT SATURDAY, APRIL 29. Packed House and Successful Broadcast!! Saturday Night’s Patrons Thrilled!! FRASCATI CABARET (Every Mon., Wed., Fri., and Sat.) 1/- SPECIAL TO-NIGHT 1/1/- 1/- “GUEST NIGHT” 1/- 1/1/- SHILLING CABARET DANCE 1/TUT COLTMAN’S Australian Swing Star Band. N.B. Watch for Next Sat.’s Sensation! THE “NEW FRASCATI” AVAILABLE FOR STAFF DANCES. BOOK NOW THE CITY’S BEST HALL AND N.Z.’S BEST DANCE BAND!! Quotations, Ring 31-778. 6554 Q.EORGE WINCH’S BAND. COMMENCING NEXT THURSDAY IN THE RITZ HALL. MR GEORGE WINCH, Saxophonist, from Leggett’s Famous Dance in Melbourne, will present a 50-50 DANCE. Ladies 1/-, Gents 1/6. 8-12. X 3038 MEETINGS. T>RITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE - 0 SOCIETY. (Canterbury-Westland Auxiliary.) 76th ANNUAL MEETING. JELLICOE HALL, TO-NIGHT, 7.30 p.m. JOHN H. TWENTYMAN, 6528 Organising Secretary. ANZAC SERVICES. OMBINED ANZAC SERVlCE—Tuesday, April 25, at 10.30 a.m. St. Peter’s Presbyterian Church, Ferry road. Will all Returned Men and Nurses in district endeavour to be present. Address by Rev. Canon Hanby. X 2949 NEW BRIGHTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. ANZAC DAY, TUESDAY, 25th APRIL. 1939. T’HE Annual Memorial Service will A be held at the STADIUM at 10.30 a.m. The procession 'will leave the Band Hall. Park road, at 10.15 a.m.. and will march to the Stadium via Seaview road. Residents and organisations are invited to parade. Markers of units to report to the Marshal at 10 a.m. The address will be given by E. H. Langford. Esq.. M.A.. of Wellington. In the event of inclement weather, the service will be held in the Roxy Theatre. ERN. SMITH. 6533 Mayor. FAIL’S FISH AND GRILL CAFE. Cashel street, near the Bridge. LUSH & GRILLS OUR SPECIALTY. r Soup included. OPEN FROM 10 A.M. to 7 P.M.