Uniforms In Cabaret
Sir, —Your footnote to my letter on Monday stated that on Saturday nights formal, as distinct from informal, dress must be worn. Does tlio cabaret management saj that His Majesty’s uniform is not formal and correct dress, for women, anywhere?—l am. ete. —SERVICEWOMAN. Sir, —Once again the Majestic Cabaret adopts a high handed attitude towards its uniformed clientele. This time the sufferers are our servicewomen. It will be remembered by many bow the same cabaret refused to admit sailors in uniform. With the end of the war, one can sec the same ball on sailors coming ngnin. The citizens of \\'cl)ingl<m appreciate full well the value of the services rendered by our servicemen and women, even if the Majestic (.abarot does not and they will not stand for this discrimination.—l am, etc., .( ’HOCKER. Wellington, September 3.
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Dominion, Volume 38, Issue 289, 5 September 1945, Page 6
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