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Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 19, 22 July 1939, Page 4

—~ ' . PLANS at D.I.C. or r ' T- ' : I ■ SESSIONS: ] EEG EN T IHEATEE 2.0 P .n, *■ S.O V .v,. \\ - ; ■• - --- ;■ ' -J (44-144)- '-. - -■ OLAUDETTE COLBERT , :^::B§MECHE ;':- . . In ' ■ .' •-■'"■ '■■'" M-I-D-3SI-I-G-H-T " With FRANCIS LEDERER—-MARY ASTOR JOHN BARRYMORE PLUS"ROYAL BANNERS OVER OTTAWA" "THE UNFINISHED SYMPHONY" The only coloured film of the historic Schubert's Immortal Symphony played tour of their Majesties the King and' by the same Mighty Orchestra that gave Queen in Canada. you the memorable "Tanuhauser." A PARAMOUNT PRESENTATION. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) : -OPERA HOUSE (Telephone 55-160) TONIGHT—At 8 o'clock TWO GRAND ATTRACTIONS. ENTERTAINMENT THAT'S TOPPING EVERYTHING IN TOWN! GENE AUTR V SMILEY BURNETTE-^THE MAPLE CITY FOUR In "GIT ALONG LITTLE DOGIES" Now you'll know why Gene's first favourite with American audiences. Ride the range to thrills, laughter, and high adven- ..-." ture. ... And hear no fewer than 7 New Cpwboy Tunes! And '■■•'. HERE'S A EEAL SENSATION—RADIO'S GREATEST In "THE HIT PARADE" FRANCES LANGFORD—PHIL REGAN HEAR Duke Ellington, Eddie Duchin Bands, the "Wag It Rain 9" Gentle Maniacs, Pick and Pat, and 100 i!T ~ j c ■x- ,» Radio Celebrities in this dashing mixture 1 Dreamed ot You oi Song> Comedy, and Romance. "Sweet Heart Ache" (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition) -T-I-V-O-L-I- — FINALLY TONIGHT. SELECTED SUPPORTS from'-'7 o'clock.' . MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN—MICKEY ROONEY "HOLD THAT KISS" ! ■ ■ ■ : ■ And . . . ■ . . ■ , ■ '. i DON AMECHE in "GATEWAY < ,-:\ (Both Pictures Approved for Universal Exhibition.) to ; '.'•! PATRONS NOTE.—Telephone Reserves NOT held after 7.30 o'clock. ; j TELEPHONE 48-968 PRICES 1/6, 1/- i -■■■' ■ ' [ . ' - COMMENCING MONDAY: ' "IF I WERE KING" and "THE CHALLENGE" SEE PAGE V FOR FULL PARTICULARS OF THIS WONDERFUL PROGRAMME TOWN HALL—BOXING TOWN HALI| THURSDAY, JULY 27, at 8 p.m. . PROFESSIONAL LIGHTWEIGHT CONTEST. XIGK JARVIS (New Zealand) ' ■ ■:• 'Aid-- ■'■ ■ ■ •■'■■■ '■-. ■■ HARRY SUMMERS (Australia) TWELVE THREE-MINUTE ROUNDS OF FISTIC FURY! , HIGH-CLASS PRELIMINARIES. PRICES: B/y 3/S^ LADIES, 2/6 to all parts. (All plus tax.)- • . "■ - . • • * , 5/- and 3A .Preferential-Booking .■.MONDAY." Ordinary Booking TUESDAY. " BOX PLAN at aUMi;HREY> Mtoneiß Street (5/- and 3/- tickets). Hold your countering for Preierential Booking for the following/contest; WRESTLING MONDAY! .— —- WRESTLING TOWN HALL ANOTHER NIGHT GIVING YOU TWO INTERESTING PROFESSIONAL BOUTS. MAIN BOUT: PAUL: JONES [ Who makes his first uppearaßee ■in Wellington •-....' MEETS LOFTY BLOMFIELD " , . • (N.Z. Champion) PRELIMINARY BOUT: ALP BLOOMFIED v. GORDON McDONALD , (Five 5-minute Rounds) " ■, ! BOOK AT E. W. HUMPHREY'S, MANNERS STREET, ! PRICES: 5/-, 3/-, 2A. LADIES 2/6. (All plus tax.) j DANCING. DANCING. Last Saturday was a Great Access at T HE Th Jf^ o£ Qual^ LLROOM GT. -FRANCIS HALL „ Why Not? .Why Not? °T- FRANCIS HALL" la££ *° the Bcs* Show, u-ai^. BE W i gE _ BE THERE Make tonight a success'too by joining the AND IfST t W# G THE BEST-" Crowd at Welhugton'e Dance Rendezvous AjNl) REjhEMBLR— ' IT COSTS NO MOKE. JACK COWDREY AND HIS BAND ~ *——~ — — . ■ ' Tl] „ RESERVATIONS 45-700. Floor Show TONIGHT - TONIGHT 'T-v.^r-,-, l'loor bhow ■ At the D Axrrsi • TONIGHT, Floor Show TVrAJESTIC A;NCL TONIGHT, Floor Show 1U CAB4RFT \SSFMBTY TT\tt S° op |L IOW MARGARET OATES '»3^ HALi^, lMoor Show ■ Presents AbbEMBLY HALL, Floor Show N.Z/s JUVENILE Brougham Street. Floor Show RALPH WILKTV H-r FKEDDY GEOR SSS S ■*° mtthßßgf§£« ESI* ASD HIS MUSIC. Brace To *'°m ° "lt, c f "P<T md Subs. 2s. Subs «>«, nance FREDERICK CARR, CUDS- ~s- Dance To CEC BOYTON Dance To SOUTHERN COLLEDGE, — — _— _— Dance To . Manager C|T. JOHN AMBULANCE HALT RESERVATIONS 45-709. ° ' ° 29 Vivian Street a^^> ; —— ] ~ THE VIENNESE QUICK W.A^TZ, the M A It A I R C A BA R E T, $ ag? f Amenc. a Today, danced under AYPAI R. .' CABARET, ideal floor conditions, to correct tempo by ■ ""'■-■ ; LES. WALKER'S BAND' * TONIGHT .. tt^ Admission 2,5. ' TONIGHT OLD-TIME BALL, AUGUST 21 4 , Get Tickets Early. ' A"^ " — .I'iVERY SATURDAY. HOSPITAL SOCIAL CLUB EVERY SATURDAY. -MASKED rixcT^FSS D^CF J)J^CI^G FRMI ?*>'*>*>• <° M PKOSSER'S HALL, POHIRUA^ tL ' }?,!45? §HBB^?J FRIDAY, JULI UL\h\ RUDOLPH'S J>H«. Novell a£ Ni,M ORCHESTRA. RHYTHM GIRLS',ORCHESTRA. Subscription .7s 6d;double. . Subs-.: 2s 6d- jr_____ Kaiervatious: Telephone 01-770. T ¥r ?■ $i V B E L L E, "^""^ ■ H L ■ ' MAY UELI E, XEW PETER PAN The Giiuzu'ee Street, SS$ ™^ J Af \<**?™S ' y SSX'jW .l JJi,li'»K I'A.\ Modern TONIGHT. NEW PETER PAN Dance. Modern Old Time OHARMACY HALL. CAMBRIDGE vm xmie. jr TERRACE. MUSIC THE BEST IN TOWN. The Brightest and Most Enjoyable Dance blibs- 2s- in town. Come and hear LES FORSYTH'S — —-•■ SWEET AND SWING BAND. T{?iSr S4X " CABARET. Tasty Supper. Good Montes. IT AS :I BA\ CABARET. Titahi Bay Subs. 2s. JACK MOORE, M.C. litahi Bay Come and Dance to Welling- - Titahi Bay ton's only Ladies' Band Titahi Bay Rhythm Girls. Monte Carlo ' ~ ! ■ ~— '■ : ~~ litahi Bay Good Prizes, Good Supper Titahi Bay Last week of entry in our SCHOOL OF BALLROOM DANCING Titahi Bay Waltzing.Competition: £4 4s MISS GWENETHE WALSHE Titahi Bay to winning couple. M.1.5.T.D., N.A.T.D. (London)-. : Titahi Bay Bus leaves Hotel Cecil Spm Studio: "Evening Post" Buildings. WillisTitahi Bay Lea and Cheverall Stores) Street. Telephones 42-211 and 42-950.--- , iTitahi Bay Ngaio S.lo, Johusonville PO Personal and individual luition from. Titahi Bay 8.23, Is return. '' T . ~. 10,<V m- to l% P>nV ,• V Titahi Bay JULY 29, Monster Joy Njght Intermediate .Class. ou Tuesdays, irom 8 ! Titahi Bay and Semi-final of Waltzing P-m- *° 10 ,P- m- 'Beginners Class oii.lfi Titahi Bay Competition. , r^ ys\, from Vf' 1,^ 10 p^?* ■ ! Titahi Boa- M.-nui-or. KKN STRONG. ~A 1^ n D, auc, eJ" 11 be hek ou Mo)Kla >'- i " • '2Ath, 5.30 to 7.30 p.m.