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Evening Post, Volume CXXXI, Issue 97, 26 April 1941, Page 4

(Recommended by the Censor more especially for Adult Audiences.) The year' 6 gayest, most refreshing show, "• ■ with the right kind of'laughs, the right ■kind of romance, the right kind of music ... music you'll want to hear again! .I / Warner Bros.' Happy Picture, 11 "MY LOVE DE HAVILLAND CAME BACK" Cast Includes: TFFF-RFV CHAS. WINNINGER, EDDIE ALBERT, T V-NTNJ JANE VVYMAN< LYJNJN Special Featurettes: "Romance of Robert Burns" (in TechniII color), "Ice Frolics," News, Cartoon. f I I ' TWICh DAILY-2.0 and 8.0 p.m. RE G E JSI T PLANS at D.I.C. and THEATRE (44-144). Direction: J. C Williamson Picture Corporation Limited. • : . ; • ■' *V ____________ ..^ TIVOLI ——— T I V O L I (OPPOSITE PARLIAMENTARY BUILDINGS) TONIGHT and MONDAY.' SELECTED SUPPORTS from 7 o'clock. "I WAS AN ADVENTURESS" and ".MARGIE" (Recommended by Censor for Adults) — (Approved for Universal Exhibition) TELEPHONE 43-968 PRICES ]/(>, 1/NEXT TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY: Here's a love story that glows under the' famed Lubitsch "touch"! If you liked "Ninotchka,-" "Good-bye, Mr. Chips," and "Pygmalion"—there's romance and enjoyment, foi: you just around the corner with MARGARET SULLIVAN—JAMES STEWART "THE SHOP AROUND THE CORNER" (Approved for Universal Exhibition) AND WILLIAM* HENRY in "EMERGENCY SQUAD" (Recommended by Censor for Adults) Bristling with Excitement! Crackling with Thrills! They Thrive on Trouble! They Live on Nerve! They'll give you Thrills! BAND OF THE ROYAL N.Z. AIR FORCE (By Permission of the Hon. Minister of Defence, Mr. F. Jones) OUTSTANDING MUSICAL TREAT. BAND CONCERT— BAND CONCERT TOWN HALL THURSDAY — MAY 1, at 8 p.m. — THURSDAY (PROCEEDS IN AID OF FIGHTING SERVICES QUEEN) NEW ZEALAND'S MOST POPULAR BAND IN A NEVER-TO-BE-FORGOTTEN PROGRAMME. (Under Baton of Flight Lieutenant H, Gladstone Hill) PRICES: 3/-, 2/-, and 1/-. BOX PLAN at D.I.C. C. MORICE, Hon. See. Air Force Relations. » "BRITANNIA" —— "BRITANNIA" OPERA HOUSE ... COMMENCING THURSDAt, MAY 1, FOR A SEASON OF NINE NIGHTS. CAST OF 500. CAST OF 500. Unquestionably tb>=- Biggest, Most Spectacular, and Fastest Production of it? Kind Ever Attempted in New Zealand. : ■'■ A MONSTER REVUE WITH -52 DIFFERENT ATTRACTIONS,- FEATURES, AND SPECIALTIES! A WEALTH OF COMEDY. 26 SONG HITS. . 12 BALLETS. 28 SOLO LEADS. ALL SUPPORTED BY A ORCHESTRA AND FULL BRASS BAND. "BRI/FANNIA" Is Move than an Amateur Production, as Many of the Dancers, Comedians, and Specialty Performers are Professionals. NO LESS THAN 700 COSTUMES WORN AT EACH PERFORMANCE. NOTE.—Plans Open at D.I.C. 4/-, 3/-, 2/-. No Extra for Booking. Day Sales at the Disabled Soldiers' Shop, 20 Willis-Street. ' 1941 MOVIE BALL (THE BALL YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR) "A NIGHT IN HAWAII" TOWN HALL FRIDAY, MAY 9 LAURI PADDI'S MAJESTIC CABARET ORCHESTRA. ENTRIES INVITED FOR1. SETS OF NOT LESf^ THAN FOUR PERSONS REPRESENTING A MOTION PICTURE FIRST PRIZE £15/15/----2. IMPERSONATION OF A MALE STAR FIRST PRIZE £5/5/3. IMPERSONATION OF A FEMALE STAR FIRST PRIZE £5/5/ENTRIES CLOSE NOT LATER THAN WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, WITH R. M. STEWART, Honorary Secretary, Movie Ball Committee, P.O. Box 412, Wellington. Telephone 50-599. MOVIE BALL TICKETS OBTAINABLE AT D.I.C. OR ANY THEATRE IN WELLINGTON SUBURBS. LOWER HUTT, OR PETONE. DOUBLE TICKETS, 11/1/-. SINGLE TICKETS,' 12/6. PUBLIC SERVICES QUEEN GROUP. AT THE AIR-RAID SHELTER' MONDAY and TUESDAY, APRIL 28 and 29. MAKE THESE DAYS YOUR DONATION DAYS BY HANDING CHEQUE IN AT AIR-RAID SHELTER INNER OFFICE. TELEPHONE No. 44-429 RAPID RAFFLES OFF THE FIRE ENGINE BOTH DAYS, from 12 to 2 at AIR-RAID SHELTER. Help the Firemen to Help pur Lads. IMPORTANT NOTICE RE LUCKY ENVELOPES! All Lucky Envelopes containing orders for Cream-Freeze are now sold out. Holders of Orders should collect their Cream-Freeze from Mac Duffs, Cuba Street, before Wednesday next. WATCH FOR NEXT WEEK'S LUCKY ENVELOPES. Absolutely NO Art Union Tickets whatever. Sal?? commence on WEDNESDAY (Sponsored by Government Departments'' Carnival Committee.) LAST TWO NIGHTS OF LEVANT 1^ SEASON. OPERA hottsf; THE WORLD'S ACKNOWJ ' V-"' 0 TONIGHT' AND -Mujm..' : i<J\%_4_NG : FOR. THESE TWO FINAL OCCASIONS. J. C. Williamson Theatres Ltd. Present TH E GJRE A T LEVANT E whose astound:l l2 achievements have thrilled delighted audiences during his record Wellington fenpor. in the highly entertaining Rovue—• "HOW'S TRICKS?" Levante will elope Ilia season ""on. Monday night, and the occasion will witness the famous.. magician _ fire from his connon Wellington's bravest girl, an employe© of Hannah & Co. This daring act created a positive sensation in London'-and New York. where Loyante'p name is a household word. POPULAR PRICES: 6/-, 4/v 3/., 2/, (plus tax). Late Gallery, 1/6. Children Halfprice except to Late Gallery. . ~ BOX PLAN on vi<yy at D.I.C. A limited number of 4/- Stalls and D.C. Seats reservable on day of performance only. 'Day Sale Tickets at Ooera House Confectionery.