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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 112, 7 November 1935, Page 2

WRESTLING ON MONDAY "■ WRESTLING ON MONDAY i WRESTLING ON MONDAY* : WRESTLING ON MONDAY." 4im P tr;7 ellin? tOl aPP earance °£ the Italor Amencan, who has been putting up excellent performances in other centres— TONY CATALINO TONY CATALINO TONY CATALINO ? TONY CATALINO . TONY CATALINO TONY CATALINO TONY CATALINO Versus OLE ANDRESEN OLE ANDRESEN OLE ANDRESENOLE ANDRESEN . OLE ANDRESEN OLE ANDRESEN OLE ANDRESEN "The well-known Swedish wrestler with the educated legs," whose unusual variety of holds make him particularly interesting to watch. . TOWN HALL .— MONDAY NEXT. XOWN HALL — MONDAY NEXT. Preferential Booking open at E. W, Humphrey's, Manners Street, today. Ordinary booking tomorrow. , TIOMS OF COMPASSION "-OME OF COMPASSION CHARITY CONCERT CHARITY. CONCERT by the - - .- ■ JUBILEE CHOIR JUBILEE CHOIR V JUBILEE CHOIR Conducted by Frank J. Oakes, "'■ generously assisted by .-"; ' Mrs. Amy Woodward ........' Soprano Mrs. Nancy Holloway Violinists Mr. J. Newton Goodson ...... Baritona CONCERT CHAMBER, CONCERT CHAMBER, .'■; SATURDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 9. ' SATURDAY NEXT, NOVEMBERS. Tickets, 3s, 2s, Is. Box Plan at D.I.C. THE THESPIANS (INC.) Present ' "AFTERWARDS." "AFTERWARDS," "AFTERWARDS," "AFTERWARDS," "AFTERWARDS," A Play in 3 Acts by WALTER HACKETT (Author of "Ambrose Applejohn's ■. Adventure.") Produced by VICTOR S. LLOYD. p 0 n c c b. t chamber, Concert chamber, town hall, for four nights only, for four nights only, wed., thurs., fri., and sat, . NOVEMBER 13, 14, 15, and 16. Seats 2s 6d Reserved. BOX PLANS OPEN AT BEGG'S, 9 a.m. TOMORROW. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER, TONIGHT. TONIGHT. at S o'clock. The Final Subscription Concert for .1935 of "THE CIRCASSIANS," "THE CIRCASSIANS," Conductor: Thomas Wood, L.R.S.M. Pianist: Barbara Bannister, L.R.S.M. YOU'LL ENJOY THIS CONCERT. SO Smart Uniforms. 80 Good Voices. Prices: 3s and 2s at door. Also 50 seats at Is at door, 7.30 p.m. ■JUMBLE SALE, BOYS' INSTITUTE, FRIDAY, Bth, at 7 p.m. To Aid Wadestown Plunket Funds. DANCING. * ROLL UP. ROLL UP. OLD-TIME AND MODERN DANCE TONIGHT, aUEEN'S HALL, CUBA STREET (Opp. Rex Theatre). Good Supper and Prizes. Rowland's Music. Dance with a Cheery Crowd. Subs., Is. MAKJOKIE NKWKIKI SCHOOL OF DANCING, McKenzie's Bldgs., Willis Street BALLROOM CLASS TONIGHT. ' Tap Classes Tues. Gents 7, Ladies 8. Children's Classes Sat. Morning, Njraio, 9 o'clock. Studio 11 a.m. Lessons by PRINCIPAL ONLY. Marjorie Newport, M.N.A.T.D, Private lessons by appointment. Telephone 40-BSB. MEETINGS. x2v ' A N Extraordinary fjgfajffT -^*- General Meeting \|fe==?sS/ ciation (Inc.). will be held at the Association's Rooms, 12 Victoria Street, on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1935, at S p.m. BUSINESS: 1. Alteration of rule 4 to include mem* bers of Mercantile Marine. 2. Alteration of rule 30 re investments. 3. Consideration of the alteration of rule 21. J. SPENCE, Secretary, Wgtn. Returned Soldiers' Assn, ■