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Evening Post, Volume CXXVII, Issue 93, 21 April 1939, Page 3

iMALGAJVIATED THEATRES. LTD. iMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD. Throughout N.Z. V^Sx DLO 2fl \<^x-^ rLftZft \£_ Hearing Aids Installed. sth WEEK Pyg-mal-i-on sth WEEK Goes gaily on! 6th WEEK DAILY, 2.15. NIGHTLY at 8. SHOPPERS' SESSION, 5 p.m. TODAY 5 p.m. RESERVATION IS WISE. BOOK EARLY AT D.I.C. or Theatre. Tel. 51-277. SHAW'S COMEDY SENSATION has conquered the world. "PYGMALION," the world-beater, is still shattering records in Britain, Canada, America, Sydney. Melbourne, Auckland, and here. "Pygmalion" | "Pygmalion" LESLIE "Pygmalion" HOWARD "Pygmalion" "Pygmalion" "Pygmalion" WENDY "Pygmalion" HILLER "Pygmalion" ■ — "Pygmalion" , "Pygmalion" WILFRID "Pygmalion" LAWSON : "Pygmalion" "Pygmalion" MARIE LOHR. "Pygmalion" "Pygmalion" G.B.D. Special. "Pygmalion" (Recommended by "Pygmalion" the Censor for "Pygmalion" ' Adults.) IN ADDITION: Just received by Air Mail: "LIVERPOOL, GRAND NATIONAL" Workman (the"lrish horse) wins in c ding-dong finish. "TOAST THE BRITISH NAVY," A patriotic eye opener. FOX AUSSIE NEWS: "THE SYDNEY CUP RACE," "DONCASTER HANDICAP," And ———— A Magnificent Reproduction of the LATE RT. HON. J. A. LYONS LATE RT. HON. J. A. LYONS . SYDNEY CEREMONIALS. SYDNEY CEREMONIALS. "VYVYAN DONNER'S FASHION FORECAST," in radiant colour. Pl;^MiMilliiiiii^lilJ TUDOR I If"'" ll!l||||[[P lirpr' |f|' Direction: AMALGAMATED THEATRES. LTJ.. -Throughout N.Z. Continuous Sessions from 11 a.m. Tel. 41-219. TONIGHT AT 7.45. TONIGHT AT 7.45. / 3rd MIGHTY WEEK 3rd MIGHTY WEEK Of DARRYL F. ZANUCK'S MOSI AMBITIOUS PRODUCTION Entirely in the New 1939 Techuicolour. "KENTUCKY." "KENTUCKY." "KENTUCKY." "KENTUCKY." "KENTUCKY." "KENTUCKY." "KENTUCKY." "KENTUCKY." "KENTUCKY." "KENTUCKY." — With — LORETTA YOUNG, LORETTA YOUNG, LORETTA YOUNG, LORETTA YOUNG, RICHARD GREENE, RICHARD GREENE, RICHARD GREENE, RICHARD GREENE, WALTER BRENNAN, WALTER BRENNAN, And a Huge ■ , Cast. 20th Century-Fox Super. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) No. 2 ■ ■ ' FIRST WELLINGTON RELEASE. Learn the Low-down on the Most Ruthless Racket that ever Menaced a Nation in "PAID TO DANCE." "PAID TO DANCE." "PAID TO DANCE." "PAID TO DANCE." "PAID TO DANCE." Don Jacqueline TERRY . ' WELLS (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED. MACHINISTS and GIRLS • T' to learn, ideal conditions and good opportunities for quick advancement. Apply N.Z. SLIPPERS LTD., Railway Avenue, Lower Hutt. WANTED. Tlf AGHINISTS AND GIRLS to Learn, •*■"■*■ ideal conditions and good opportunity to conscientious girls. WELLINGTON SLIPPER CO., LTD., 2 Drummond Street, NEWTOWN. £3 5s a WEEK, HAND BUTTONHOLER. CCHNEIDEMAN AND SONS, LTD., ° 42-44 Cable Street. Telephone 55-066. GREYTOWN HOSPITAL. Xj'URSING AIDES are required for Grey- -^ town Hospital; previous hospital ex perience essential; salary £80 to £104 p.a., according to experience. . Free uni> forms and live in. Apply, stating age, and forward copies of recent testimonials to ' THE MATRON, Greytown Hospital, Greytown. YOUTH, 16-19, required for Storage Bat •*• tery Work, good wages, permanent job. Apply at Factory, ROKFIRE ELECTRIC BATTERIES, LTD., Randwick Road, Lower Hutt. INTERVIEWERS. "VTOW THEN LIMITED, the Company •*•* organising the Referendum through* out the Dominion for demonstrating the public feeling on the question of NATIONAL LOTTERIES, are inviting applications from young persons (not jnder 21) of unquestionable integrity. Good remuneration. Specially suitable to Superannuitants. Apply personally or in writing to "THE ORGANISER," Now Then Limited, Third Floor, Bethune's Building, Featherston Street. Wellington. INVOICE TYPISTE. MESSRS. KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER, AND CO., LTD., wish to THANK APPLICANTS for tliej- Position recently advertised, and to advise that this has been filled.