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Dominion, Volume 34, Issue 286, 30 August 1941, Page 5

REGEMT Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre, (44-144) Dir.: J. C. Williamson Pict. Corp. Ltd. THRILLS ! STUNT-FLYING ! , EXCITEMENT I Paramount pr*»»nt« J WANTED IMwingsj — With — RAY MILLAND WAYNE’MORRIS : WM. HOLDEN VERONICA LAKE : BRIAN DONLEVY (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Paramount News. iord and Lady Halifax see 1000th Bomber leave California for England. Interesting Scenes at Tobruk, etc., etc. PARAMOUNT THEATRE Dir.: G. L. Johnston. - Tel. 51-842 TODAY TWO MIGHTY SESSIONS: 2 P.M. : 7.45 P.M. FIRST SHOWING IN N.Z. A Thousand Mlles $R{ Of Danger.. A Thousand f Thrills a Mile! jgfc S an XATMOHO BOHXIO KLiU MASSEY • REAGAN • HALE Ik«»rwHICHAH.CURTU-AWAaN£RBROS..ii»K«m~i (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) THEY DON'T COME ANY BETTER THAN "SANTA FE TRAIL" Excellent Short Featurettes. Box Plans at Theatre and D.I.C. BOX PLANS OPEN BOX PLANS OPEN' MONDAY MONDAY AT THE D.I.C. AT THE D.I.C. Get down bright and early and book good seats lor the brightest, breeziest band concert ever held in Wellington. TRENTHAM BAND NIGHT TRENTHAM BAND NIGHT TRENTHAM BAND NIGHT Unusual, different, a thrilling night of non-stop entertainment. rpRENTHAM MILITARY BAND -L SUPPORTED BY VICTORY TROUBADOURS MERLE GAMBLE (Soprano) MRS. WILFRED ANDREWS (Contralto) RAY TREWERN (Tenor I KEN MACAULAY (Baritone) A. L. ELSTON (Humourist) CLEMENT HOWE (Accompanist) INSTRUMENTAL SOLOS TOO At the TOWN HALL TOWN HALL TUESDAY, 9th SEPTEMBER TUESDAY, 9th SEPTEMBER ADMISSION: Reserved 2/6 and 1/6. Unreserved 1/-. Book your scats at once. No Booking Fee. No Tax. Box Plan opens at D.I.C. on Monday morning. Come and have a wonderful night's enjoyment and at the same time help our boye overseas. PROCEEDS FOR “EXTRAS” LN CHRISTMAS PARCELS FOR OUR BOYS OVERSEAS. XTATI ONA L TABLE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP. Inter-Association Tournament, Under the Auspices of the Hutt Valley Association, will be held in the HORTICULTURE HALL, LAING’S ROAD, LOWER HUTT, TODAY (SATURDAY), AUGUST 30, Commencing 10.15 a.m. Admission 1/-. W. MULLINS, Hon. See. CHAMBER MUSIC CLUB ’ll. FIRST CONCERT, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, NIMMO’S HALL, S p.m. “FORELLE QUINTET’ (Schubert). “OBOE QUARTET” (Mozart). Tickets at D.I.C. DANCING. V yyELCOME DANCE CLUB. V For H.M. Forces and Civilians. V SELECT WEEKLY DANCE. V TONIGHT — MAYFAIR V TONIGHT — MAYFAIR V New Century Band. V Subs.: Single 2/6, Double 5/-, V Army, Navy, Air Force, 2/-. pUYLLIS BATES SCHOOL A of BALLROOM DANCING, 33 Willis Street- Telephone 41-68-1. All Teachers Qualified by Examination. PRIVATE LESSONS, 10 alm. to 10 p.m. JUNIOR CLASS, FRIDAYS. Particulars on Application. WEDNESDAY SUITER DANCE. ST FRANCIS THE ALL-MODERN ST FRANCIS DANCE. ST FRANCIS ST FRANCIS (TONIGHT ST FRANCIS A ST FRANCIS and ST FRANCIS EVER! SATURDAY ST FRANCIS ST FRANCIS with ST FRANCIS Jack Cowdrey and ST FRANCIS His Band. SCHOOL OF BALLROOM DANCING ATISS GWENETHE WALSHE, "A M.1.T.5.D., N.A.T.D. (London). Studio: “Evening Post.” Building, Willis .Street. Telephones 42-211 and 42-956. Personal and Individual Tuition from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Classes, Tuesdays, 8 p.m. till 10 p.m, Beginnere Class every Friday at 8,