BY FAR THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN. BOOK OR BE EARLY TONIGHT! IT COSTS NO MORE to be Sure of Good Seats. Ring 51-842. [^''^^PARAMOUNT^^J Dir.: G. L. Johnston. Tel. 51-842. NOW SHOWING. 2 p.m. TWICE DAILY 7.45. I Bob | | Dorothy | | Bing | HOPE LAMOUR CROSBY HOPE LAMOUR CROSBY HOPE LAMOUR CROSBY HOPE LAMOUR CROSBY HOPE LAMOUR CROSBY HOPE LAMOUR CROSBY HOPE LAMOUR CROSBY HOPE LAMOUR CROSBY HOPE LAMOUR CROSBY In "ROAD TO ZANZIBAR" "ROAD TO ZANZIBAR" "ROAD TO ZANZIBAR" "ROAD TO ZANZIBAR" "ROAD TO ZANZIBAR" "ROAD TO ZANZIBAR" With UNA MERKEL and ERIC BLORE YOU'LL LAUGH! YOU'LL ROAR! YOU'LL SCREAM 1 "YOU LUCKY PEOPLE, YOU" 808 HOPE as FEARLESS FRAZIEB He saws a woman in half and. winds, up witl the half that cats. 808 HOPE B£ the BAT MAN . . , He flies through the air for the smallest ol fees. SHOT before your very eyes from a cannon, See the CLOWN BOMBER GO BOOM. And songs to keep you humming for weeks to come— "BIRDS OF A FEATHER" "YOU LUCKY PEOPLE, YOU" "IT'S ALWAYS YOU" "YOU'RE DANGEROUS" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) And On the Same Programme: Ronald Ginger COLMAN ROGERS COLMAN ROGERS COLMAN ROGERS COLMAN ROGERS COLMAN s ROGERS COLMAN ROGERS COLMAN In "LUCKY PARTNERS" "LUCKY PARTNERS" "LUCKY PARTNERS" "LUCKY PARTNERS" "LUCKY PARTNERS" "LUCKY PARTNERS" With SPRING BYINGTON JACK CARSON Colman is a Bohemian artist with some goofy notions about love, wedding bells, and a'honeymoon. And a brilliant job this distinguished star does of the refreshing characterisation I Ginger is equally madcap as Colman's coinvestor in a sweepstakes ticket whose winnings finance their make-believe honeymoon at—ol all places!— Niagara Falls I When Ginger's fiance, with suspicions raging, interrupts theit rendezvous—wham I—the1 —the romance grows into a real thing and the fun zooms to a new high I (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) PRICES OF ADMISSION: Front Stalls Back Stalls Lounge & D.C. 1/- 1/6 2/3 NO EXTRA TO BOOK YOUR SEATS. Call at Theatre or Telephone 51-842. j^OXY THEATRE Dir.: G. L. Johnston. Tel. 40-618. SHOWING NOW. Continuous SHOWING NOW. Dally from 11 a.m. MORE THRILLS THAN A SWITCHBACK RAILWAY. HORROR HORROR —~ LON CHANEY HORROR LON CHANEY HORROR JUN., HORROR HORROR In HORROR HORROR "MAN-MADE MONSTER" HORROR "MAN-MADE MONSTER" HORROR HORROR And HORROR HORROR — "KING OF THE ZOMBIES" — HORROR — "KING OF THE ZOMBIES" — HORROR HORROR Starring HORROR HORROR MANTON MORELAND HORROR DICK PURCELL HORROR JOAN WOODBURY HORROR J • . HORROR (Both Pictures Becommended bj HORROR Censor for Adults. ENTIRELY UNHORROK SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN.) HOIIROR . , PIANOFORTE RECITAL. PIANOFORTE RECITAL. PIANOFORTE RECITAL. - DOROTHY DOWNING. DOROTHY DOWNING. DOROTHY DOWNING. DOROTHY DOWNING. DOROTHY DOWNING. DOROTHY DOWNING. ITOTO HALL CONCERT CHAMBER, 1 OWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER; THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, At 8 p.m. Admission: 3s and 2s (including tax). Box Plan now open at D.I.C. BOYAL NEW ZEALAND AIR FORCE. RECRUITING CAMPAIGN. AIR TRAINING CORPS. A DISPLAY of aeronautical equipment anc a series of operational photographs an being exhibited on the ground floor of th( D.I.C, Ltd. (Brandon Street entrance) during the whole of next week. The official opening will be performed bj His Worship the Mayor (T. C. A. Hislop Esq.) at 2.30 p.m. on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1941 An invitation is extended to the public t< be present at the opening and to Inspect ths exhibits. ' MEETINGS. WELLINGTON RATIONALIST ASSOCIATION. AN OPEN GENERAL MEETING will be held in the Association's Room, 30 Courtenaj Place (Rod's Building), ' TOMORROW (Sunday), NOVEMBER 2, at 7.30 p.m. Speaker: MR. R. F. GRIFFIN. Subject: "RUSSIA'S RATIONAL LINE." All Welcome. — DANCING. THE REALM BALLROOM, Where Quality Costs No More. Always Something Nice. You must be with us. REMEMBER 1 A Good Band Needs No Boosting. Special Late Trams After the Dante. TIMMY JAMES - JIMMY JAMES ci WELLINGTON'S LEADING TEACHER OF BALLROOM DANCING. Second Floor, 63 Willis Street (Opposite J. R. McKenzie, Ltd.) Special Tuition in the Rhumba. Learn the Correct Routine for the Ever-popular Dance. Expert Tuition in all other phases of Ballroom Dancing. Daily, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Private lessons by Appointment. Ring 46-618. TONIGHT TONIGHT T> E T E R PAN, TONIGHT X E T E R PAN, TONIGHT TONIGHT Pharmacy Hall, TONIGHT TONIGHT LONG NIGHT. TONIGHT LONG NIGHT. TONIGHT TONIGHT Hot Shots Dance Orchestra. • TONIGHT TONIGHT 5 H6URS OF DANCING. TONIGHT 5 HOURS OF DANCING. TONIGHT TONIGHT Subs. 2s. TONIGHT TONIGHT J. MOORE, M.C. TONIGHT HYLLIS O'SHEA, A.I.S-T.D. (London) STUDIO OF BALLROOM DANCING. Private and Class Lessons. Arrangements made by Telephoning 40-SSS. Studios: McKENZIE'S BUILDING, 68 Willis Street. 92 CLYDE STREET, Island Bay. Studio available for Private Dances. + ALL V.A,D.'s and FRIENDS are reminded of the DANCE to be held TONIGHT at 8 o'clock in the Cinderella Club Rooms on corner of Cable and Taranaki Streets. C CONSULTING MAIL ORDER CHEMISTRY J SERVICE, George Bettle, Chemist, Box 531, Chrlstchur'ch, supplies and prescribes only the most reliable remedies. Advice free on Asthma, Catarrh, Nerve Troubles, Stomach. Ailments, etc.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXII, Issue 107, 1 November 1941, Page 2
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