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Press, Volume LXXIX, Issue 23942, 8 May 1943, Page 1

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ainuaMUiNia. It Is The Talk Of Our Town I NOW IN ITS THIRD BIG WEEK. iMAYFAIR ’Phone 31-213. AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD. (Throughout N.Z.) Hearing' Aids Available. DAILY .. 2.15 .. 8 P.M. CARY GRANT JEAN ARTHUR RONALD COLMAN IN ► Three Dazzling Stars ! The . Screen glows with Romance and Sparkles with Laughter. Comedy so Gay ... Drama so Thrilling . . . Love so Exciting ... A COLUMBIA PICTURE. (Approved for Universal Exhibition) PLANS D.1.C.. BEGGS and THEATRE. SUNDAY CIVIC THEATRE. MAY 9th. For St. John Ambulance Ladies’ Auxiliary. Mrs A. J. Jones, Secretary and Organiser. PROGRAMME; Liane Mackwell, Acrobatic Dancer; Frona King, Elocutionist; Wynne McLennan, at the Piano: Franklin Bros., Crackerjack Tappers; Colleen Moore, National Dancer; Iris Gaffney, Gold Medallist Tapper; Beverley O’Neill, In Popular Numbers; Marie O'Neill and her Violin; Shirley Scott, Top Line Tapper: Mrs Dalton with her Juvenile Band (all under 11 years of age); Ursula Calson, Vocalist; Ernie Jones, Comedian; Wee John McDonald, in Specialty Numbers; Novelty Instrumental Trio; Richards Sisters, Plano-Accor-dions; Alan Bradley Musical Saw; Lily Meecham, Vocalist; Buckett’s Pupils. Mqslc by Mrs Meecbam's Dance Band. DANCES. “ THE TALK OF THE TOWN ” ST. JOHN AMBULANCE HALL, ST. JOHN AMBULANCE HALL, PETERBOROUGH STREET. OLD-TIME DANCE. OLD-TIME DANCE. EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. Special Monte Carlo Prizes. Special Lucky Spot Prize*. Admission 2/8. Supper Provided. HUGHIE EVANS’ BAND.' TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. FLOOR SPACE 600 DANCERS. XSBI4 SCOTTISH SOCIETY HALL. MIXED DANCE MIXED DANfcf! SATURDAY. SATURDAY. CHARLES WHITE’S BAND. Cash Monte Carlo. Cash Lucky Spot; Admission 2s. Supper Provided. - TO-NIGHT. —— X 5815 MAYFAIR LOUNGE CABARET MAYFAIR LOUNGE CABARET T 0 - NIG H T ' THE MAYFAIR MUSIC. THE MAYFAIR MUSIC. Tariff: 7/6. Includes Alcove Accommodation; strictly by Reservation : only. Evening Dress" Essential, other than Uniform; <l2# CALEDONIAN HALL. . V CALEDONIAN HALL. MONDAY. MONDAY MONDAY- MONDAY SELECT OLD-TIME- DANCE. COLIN CAMPBELL’S BAND. Visitors Welcome. ' dmlssion-2/-. Supper provldetL Gallery for Spectators, 6d. REAL OLD-TIME BALL. REAL OLD-TIME BALL. CALEDONIAN HALL. MAY 24th. CALEDONIAN HALL. MAY 24th. Arrange your Party Now. 4111 RITZ ASSEMBLY HALL. TO-NIGHT—OLD-TIME DANCE. COLIN CAMPBELL’S BAND. COLIN CAMPBELL’S BAND. CASH MONTE CARLO. CASH MONTE CARLO. Visitors Welcome, Admission 2/6. Supper provided. DANCE TO-NIGHT at HALSWELL HALL. Spirited Music by Miller’s Popular Dance Band. Excellent floor, good supper, Euchre for nori-dancers. Gents 2s, Ladies Is 6d. Profits benefit our Soldiers. ’ 4122 TO-NIGHT—DANCING AT ITS BEST. ARGONAUT HALL, 100 Stanmore rd. Ler Blogg and his Orchestra. Admission, 2/6. We commence at 8 o'clock. X 5368 LOST AND FOUND. FOUND, in Rangiora, Gold: Pendant and Chain. Apply "Press” Office, Rangiora. ■ I BROWN Woollen Glove, near Square. ■Phone 32-101. —.- BROWN Leather Shopping Bay, Money Order Savings Bank, Friday afternoon. Reward. ’Phone 23-219. ■ X 5870 GOLD Wristlet Watch with navy leather strap in ’phone, cnr. Fitzgerald ave. and Armagh street, or in Armagh street. Reward. 263 Armagh street. 1581 HERCULES Sports Cycle, Lady’s. Papers and Keys In bag. Urgently needed.’ Gcod reward ’Phone 22-064. LEFT, Bank of New Zealand, Wednesday, gold-mounted Fountain Pen. Ring 203W, Rangiora. Reward 1551 LEFT ON GLEN COLWYN PROPERTY, a 21 year BLACK POLL HEIFER, Ear mark bottom quarter out left ear, top notch out of right. If not claimed within 30 days will be sold to pay expenses—C. S. HEWSON, ’Phone IM. Hawkswood. X 5315 LOST, Saturday night last, Wad of £5 Notes. Reward. Ring 37-500. X 5736 LOST, Lady’s Cycle, Riccarton Shopping Area. Communicate D 5677, “Press.’’ —- LOST, Blue and Grey Talking Budgie. 141 Fisher street, Beckenham. Reward. LOST in City, Small Red Purse contalning Notes. Reward. ’Phone 31-096. X 5605 LOST, Thursday, near Rolleston ave. Brown Woollen Belt. Please ring 22-013. LOST, One Pound, "Strand” Tearooms, Friday. Please reply D 5750, "Press.” Reward. LOST, Short-haired Black, White Sheep Dog, white face. Reward. ’Phone 119, Kaiapoi. X 5516 LOST, Tame Blue Budgie, vicinity St. Asaph street, Fitzgerald ave. Reward. ’Phone 35-696. 1579 LOST on Thursday in City, Parcel containing Girl’s Fawn Stockings. Reward on returning same to "Press." —4150 LOST, a Dark Brown Fur, between Linwood and Clyde road. Riccarton, Tuesday evening. Reward. 'Phone 30-493. Xsll LOST 3 or 4 £1 Notes one day this week: probably thrown from pram between St. Albans and Holmwood rd. Finder please Ring 24-074. r 1612 LOST, Colombo street, on tram. Purse containing £1 Note and Silver; also Parcels Ticket. Would finder please write D 5561, “Press.” Reward. * —- PAIR Lady’s Navj Blue Kid Gloves, Post Office Toll Exchange, April 28. Reward China Dept., Farmers’ Co-op. X 5263 WILL Lady who found Silk Stocking on Rangiora Railway Station. April 17. kindly return same? X 5846 WOULD Person who look by mistake Grey Overcoat, Hundalee train, April 22, kindly communicate J. Foster. Kla-ora st„ New Brighton? - X 5846 £4 11s 6d WAGES. London street, 7th, morning. Reward. 11A London st. X 5667 5/- REWARD* Friday "morning. Gauntlet Glove, probably front Steel’s. Cashel street. Return 8.8.C.. MeKenric’s Arcane. — X 5663 2 HEIFERS, red and white, black .vhite, semi-circle from right earFinder please 'phone 38J., Lincoln Ray Harris, Springstoa RD. 3949