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Evening Post, Volume CXXXII, Issue 74, 24 September 1941, Page 2

LAST 2 DAYS—DON'T LEAVE IT UNTIL IT'S TOO LATE I Hurry, or you'll miss the Show that is the talk of the town. • Seldom has tf so much praise from the picture-going public be'en levied on a single programme—and rightly so, for "CITY FOR CONQUEST" "CITY FOR CONQUEST" Is worthy of Its place among the best productions of the year. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Sessions • Daily: 2 p.m. and 7.45 p.m. Prices: Is, Is 6d, 2s 3d, 2s lOd. Ij^^pARAMOUNT^^.j COURTENAY PLACE. Dir.,: G. L. Johnston. Tel. 51-542. FRIDAY NEXT FRIDAY NEXT ANOTHER MASTERPIECE FROM WARNER BROS. J First N.Z. Screening. "THE LADY WITH RED HAIR" "THE LADY WITH RED HAIR" "THE LADY WITH RED HAIR" "THE LADY WITH RED HAIR" "THE LADY WITH RED HAIR" "THE LADY WITH RED HAIR" "THE LADY WITH RED HAIR" "THE LADY WITH RED HAIR" Starring MIRIAM HOPKINS MIRIAM HOPKINS MIRIAM HOPKINS MIRIAM HOPKINS MIRIA-M HOPKLNS CLAUDE RAINS CLAUDE RAINS CLAUDE RAINS CLAUDE RAINS CLAUDE RAINS RICHARD AINLEY LAURA HOPE CREWS (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Box Plans Now Open' at Theatre and D.I.C. ■ROXY- THEATRE Dir.: G. L. Johnston. Tel. 40-618. SHOWING NOW. Continuous SHOWING NOW. from 11 a.m. "I WANTED WINGS" "I WANTED WINGS" I Ray | I William i | Brian | i Wayne I MILLAND HOLDEN DONLEVY MORRIS —AND— "A NIGHT AT EARL CARROLL'S" "A NIGHT AT EARL CARROLL'S" Starring KEN MUBRAX. LILLIAN CORNELL. ROSE HOB ART. (Both Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) DANCING. _^ BE THERE TONIGHT. THE BEST MIDWEEK EVENT IN TOWN. JOIN THE CROWDS AT* THE EMPRESS BALLROOM, v Ghuznee Street. MODERN AND OLD-TIME DANCING TO CLIFF JONES And His Empress Ballroom Orchestra. Subs. 2s. Dancing 8 p.m. GRAND BENEFIT DANCE sponsored by the CLYDE QUAY OLD-TIME DANCE CLUB, to be held in the EMPRESS BALLROOM, Ghuznee Street, on FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1941. "< ■''•■ Excellent Orchestra. Supper provided. Dances to suit all. Commencing 8.15 p.m. to 2 a.m. Tickets 3s each. WE WELCOME YOU. THE REALM BALLROOM. HE REALM BALLROOM. TONIGHT AGAIN! OUR GREAT MIDWEEK EFFORT. i Wellington's Finest Dance. BE WITH US AND LIVE 1 Late Trams Home. TONIGHT! TONIGHT 1 ST. JOHN AMBULANCE HALL, 29 Vivian Street. ALL OLD-TIME DANCING To LES WALKER'S ORCHESTRA (6). THIS IS THE SHOW 1 Admission 2s. MAJESTIC CABARET. AJESTIC CABARET. TONIGHT. Dancing from 9 o'clock until midnight. Subs. 2s 6d inclusive. SATURDAY NIGHT IS DRESS CABARET. For Reservations, Ring 45-709. NEW ZEALAND SCOTTISH TERRITORIAL REGIMENTAL ASSOCIATION. (Wellington Branch.) A DANCE will be held in the Masonic Hall, | The Terrace, on FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, at 8 p.m. (Proceeds to provide Comforts i and Parcels for our Boys Overseas.) Avery's Orchestra. Admission 2s 6d. Tickets available from Mr. J. R. Baird, 282 Lambton Quay. ... DENTISTS. ■p v. c. EVA N3, DENTAL SURGEON, Stewart Dawson'e Buildings, Lambton Quay. Telephone 45-488. PUBLIC NOTICES. N.Z.R. ROAD SERVICES. WANGANUI-HAWERA-NEW PLYMOUTH ROAD PASSENGER SERVICES. ON and after SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28," 1941, the time-table for the road passenger services operating on the Wanganui-Hawera-New Plymouth route will be cancelled and the following will operate:— Sun. Daily Mon. Tue. mcl. Wed. Sun. Thu. Sun. Frl. only. Sat. a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. WELLINGTON, dep. 1.30* 8.30 9.15 1.15t p.m. p.m. Wanganui, dcp. .. 7.0 1.30 3.15 6.0 Hawera, dep 9.10 3.40 5.25 8.10 New Plymouth, arr. 10.55 5.25 7.10 9.55 Mon. Daily Sun. to Sun. mcl. only. Sat. only. Sun. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. New Plymouth, dep. 7.30 9.45 1.30 6.0 Hawera, dep 9.20 11.35 3.20 7.50 Wanganui, arr. .. 11.25 1.35 5.25 9.55 p.m. WELLINGTON, arr. 5.10 6.5 10.5 — *Not Sunday from Wellington. tSaturday only from Wellington. WANTED. TO be used for Patriotic Purposes, the loan of a Car, to assist an officer to carry out voluntary local duties in connection with the war effort. Licence fees, insurance, and depreciation will be mot. "COMMANDER." P.O. Box 75, G.P.O. 11.1K1!! Pollflor because I nave used It Cor years and my floors and furniture nave always been admired. It givea richly-slowing surfaces and is economical." Praise for Poliflor.