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Evening Post, Volume CXXXI, Issue 126, 30 May 1941, Page 3

AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD., Throughout New Zealand. Deaf Aids — Theatre Cosy and Warm. <^§T A TE^> MATINEE 2 p.m. NIGHTLY 7.45 p.m. THIS STRANGE EERIE MASTERPIECE IS STILL BAFFLING DELIGHTED AUDIENCES. PETER LORRE PETER LORRE As the strange, mysterious figure whose presence is felt more than it is seen In "Stranger on the' Third Floor" "Stranger on the Third Floor" — With — JOHN McGUIRE—MARGARET TALLTCHET ASSOCIATE FEATURE Terror rides the road . . . danger speeds on wheels ... as juggernaut? of the hiehway crash and smash in a thrilling mile-a-minute story of racketeers in human cargo— "WILDCAT BUS" "WILDCAT BUS" — With — FAY WRAY—CHARLES LANG (Both Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. Tel. 51-595. llil^ T " d o~R fJllfl WILLIS STREET TEL. 4-1-219 DIft.ECTION!~AMALCAMATeO THEATRES LTD. DIRECT TRANSFER FROM THE PLAZA. ■ THE COMEDY SENSATION OF 1941. Commencing TONIGHT. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. Excellent supports at 7.30. i ——i 2 BIG FEATURES. 2 BIG FEATURES. 2 BIG FEATURES. , i On the same bill. No. I—Hal Roach's Rib-tickling comedy hit, "ROAD SHOW" "ROAD SHOW" •"ROAD SHOW" "ROAD SHOW" Starring ADOLPHE MENJOU, CAROLE LANDIS. JOHN HUBBARD, PATSY KELLY; CHARLES BUTTERWORTH. A United Artists Release. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) IN ADDITION IN ADDITION IN ADDITION A different kind of screen drama . . . With a laugh in every thrill. LEE TRACY LEE TRACY LEE TRACY In "MILLIONAIRES IN PRISON" "MILLIONAIRES IN PRISON" "MILLIONAIRES IN PRISON" With LINDA HAVES RAYMOND WALBURN. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED. Experienced 2-needle MACHINIST, also Experienced BUTTONHOLE MACHINIST, for shirts and pyjamas; constant work and good conditions. Apply MANCHESTER MANUFACTURING CO., LTD., Ballingers Buildings, 70 ■Ghuznee Street. TAILORING TRADE. WANTED, MACHINISTS, TABLE HANDS, APPRENTICES, AND SEAM PRESSERS, ideal conditions. THE ELBE TAILORING COMPANY, 26^ Lambton Quay, 4th Floor (Hannah's Buildings). YOUNG WOMEN YOUNG WOMEN TyHO will be trained as PRESSERS on * * Shirts, Pyjamas, Underwear, Smocks, etc. Permanent work guaranteed, with no lost time, in a TRADE WHICH CAN BE QUICKLY LEARNT, and in which high wages are paid. ABELCO LIMITED, 36-40 Vivan Street. MACHINISTS. * WAXTED, GOOD MACHINISTS for WATERPROOF FACTORY. Previous experience not necessary. • Highest Wages. G. BRAMALL & CO.. 43 Victoria Street, WELLINGTON. JUNIORS. VVTE HAVE VACANCIES for GIRLS to * ' LEARN TABLE WORK in MANUFACTURE of WATERPROOF GARMENTS. Commence £2 per week. Good conditions. G. BRAMALL & CO., 43 Victoria Street, WELLINGTON. DE HAVILLAND AIRCRAFT CO. OF N.Z., LTD., TJEQUIRE TWO FEMALE OFFICE JUNIORS. -"" ONE MALE OFFICE JUNIOR. No previous experience necessary. Telephone IS-251 for interview. MAID "rTTTANTJin, excellent home, light duties. 27s tt 6d to commence; sleep in. Ring Mrs. McGee, 63-809. MESSAGE P.OY. BRIGHT LAD. age immaterial, good working conditions; 30s lo commence. Apply— BRITISH OFFICE SUPPLIES, Waring Taylor Street. SHORTHAND-TYPISTE. A DOMINION-WIDE Organisation requires for its Head Office a JUNIOR SIIOIIT-HAND-TYPISTE. Apply in writing, enclosing copies only of testimonials, to THE SECRETARY, P.O. Box 1155, WELLINGTON.