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Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 38, 13 August 1932, Page 4

AMBASSADOR - \ ;. CABARET, . • ..'■■-■ Bond street.; ■ ~. . : . GRAND OPENING: NIGHT- .: . GRAND OPENING iflGHi; WEDNESDAY NEXT, Hth AUGUST AVEDNESBAY NEXT, 17th AUGUST!Dancing-, 5.30 p.m.-2 aim. ■ ■-::• ■: • (Evening (Dress.) ,- Wonderful Floor. Warm air supplied by the latest appliances. Good Supper. Entertainments aud Novelties Galore. . • . ■■' ■ '•' Music by '■■ ■■:•!■■-.• , • TOM3IY ■ STRATTDN,- ---" TQMMY STRATTON v And His Famous Band. • ' A KEAL GOOD NIGHT AT. A; REAL . 1. GOOD PRICE.' ■ • • Subs.: 5s single, includimj._supper. ; Telephone 40-280 for. reserves. .. ■■• /Direction: J.HARRISON. .... NEXT THURSDAY at S. TVELLINGTON ' HARMONIC >V ELLINGTON HARMONIC ■.."SOCIETY^ ' (Conductor: H. Temple White). THE' CHOIR THAT SETS THE : STANDARD. • ..; Assisting ; Artists: . . HILDA CHUDLEY, Contralto. : ELVIRA'WYCHERLEY, 'cellist. TREVOR THOMAS, Bass-baritone. An excellent programme in the COSY CONCERT CHAMBER (Town Hall). The Plan opens at ':The Bristol" on Monday morning. Reserves 3s, plus tax. BOOK EARLY! VICTOR E. BENNETT, Hon. Secretary. WELLINGTON' COMPETITIONS SOCIETY. jgUBSCIUBERS are advised that the BOX PLAN for the 1932 Festival IS NOW OPEN, and Reservations may be made at The Britsol. X; McLENNAN, Secretary. TRI.O. RECITAL. ■ By RICHARD ELSPETH i:DN\ 'MAUNDER. BARTON. FYRE j TRIO. .. J Assisted by Miss Marjorie Benuie ■ (-Vocal-. ist), Miss Gertrude. Johnston (Pianist). ;TrrEDNESDAY, 17th AUGUST, at jv' Nimmo's Hal), 8 -p.m.' Admission, j 2s, plua tax. ■ . IT^HE policy'6f the "Grand "Hotel—"To I ■*• stand on quality at our price," is |It is obtainable solely from Grand Hotel i embodied in every bottle of Gladiator Port, I Home Supply Store. ."..,'....