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Evening Post, Volume CXXXIII, Issue 7, 9 January 1942, Page 2

QUIET!! It's anything' but quiet! Yesterday's Big Audiences Roared at this Hilarious . Comedy! Dir.: J. O. Wtllimusou Picture Corp., Liv Plans, at DIG. and Theatre <44-144) TODAY, at 2 p.m., 5, and 8 p.m. ! Definitely a Regent Attraction !b. this Joyous Comedy—the most amusing entertainment since the famous "French Without. Tears." "QUIET WEDDING" "QUIET WEDDING" "QUIET WEDDING" "QUIET WEDDING" "QUIET WEDDING" "QUIET WEDDING" A Paramount Picture. The oue'shqw all the critics have raved about! It's the jolliest entertaiumeut imaginable—the perfect laugh touic! It was to be a quiet wedding. Everything iv the garden was lovely—uutil the relations set to work on the wedding arrangements. A London stage success, it comes to the screen with added fun and incomparable acting. — With — MARGARET LOCKWOOD — DEREK FARR MARGARET LOCKWOOD — DEREK FARR ROLAND CULVER — ATHENE SEYLEK (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) . — ALSO — "SNOW DOGS," Sportlight. "HANDS OF DESTINY," (Interest). "STRANGER THAN FICTION." POPEYE. LATEST MEWS. 1 RESERVATIONS! It; is advisable to BOOK EARLY for 'the weekend and save being disappointed. I IT'S GREAT ! ENTERTAINMENT! \ NO EXTRA FOR RESERVATIONS! TWO SESSIONS DAILY—2 and 7.45 p.m. ooußTjasAT \. y . aim PLACE . S3-08G Direction: New Zealand Theatres, Ltd. Thrill* 1 . . . Mystery I . . . Drama I Aboard a Kidnapped Airliner! I "FLYING BLIND" "FLYING BLIND" "FLYING BLIND" Made by th* Company that gave you "I Wanted Wines" Featuring Richard ARLEJN — Jean PARKER NILS ASTHER — EDDIE QUILLAN ROGER PRYOR - DICK PURCELL (Recoram«Dde<J by th^ Censor for-Adults.) In Addition-——— . Clamping the Lid down on the Badlands of the Westl CLARENCE E. MULFOBD'S "WIDE OPEN TOWN" "WIDE OPEN TOWN" With WILLIAM BOYD RUSSELL HAYDEN — ANDY CLYDE EVELYN BRENT VICTOR JORY (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) And Episode 5 of "RIDERS OF DEATH VALLEY" The Serial Sensation of the Century. l_\ DANCING. TONIGHT —— 50-50 DANCE PETONE WORKING MEN'S CLUB SOCIAL HALL. Good Supper and Monte Carlo. BILL VALLEY. M.C BLUE RHYTHM BAND. Subs. Is 6d. H.M. Forces Is. TONIGHT — (FRIDAY) — TONIGHT TIRADES HALL, VIVIAN STREET. 1 HADES HALL, VIVIAN STREET. [ MODERN AND- OLD-TIME DANCING With Jim Blackwood's j v ACCORDIONS ON DECK. | Ladies Is (id. Gents 2s. THE EMPRESS HE EMPRESS THE EMPRESS SS Ghuznee Street. TONIGHT. MODERN AND OLD-TIME DANCING. Subs. 2s. LATE NIGHT TONIGHT LATE NIGHT TONIGHT LATE NIGHT TONIGHT AT THE MAJESTIC CABARET. T THE MAJESTIC CABARET. DANCING FROM 9 p.m. UNTIL 1 a.m. Subs. 3s inclusive. SATURDAY'S DRESS CAB Alt ET. SATURDAY'S DRESS CABARET. SATURDAY'S DRESS CABARET. Uancins from 8 p.m. uutil midnight. TO LAURI PADDI AND HIS BALLROOJI ORCHESTRA. For reservations, ring 45-700. Subscription 10s tid double inclusive. AI'OLOGY. rpUK 'PRINCIPALS Of the PHYLLIS BATES 1 SCHOOL OF DANCING regret, through tmfuruseeu circumstances, the FREE SATUR--DAY AFTERNOON DANCE will NOT COMMENCE until SATURDAY, JANUARY 17. THE SCHOOL WILL REOPEN FOR LESSONS On MONDAY, JAXUARY 12. ■ * BUSINESS NOTICES. ro 'liivpiMi rosT" aTivkktisuks niiMiiAi'l amrcicii^UKS ar« v-V specially **heu '< iimiki id Co|i> at usual ONB CI.KAK DAY before DA Ik Off ISSUK BLUMJKIJ BK"»S LIMITED, froprtetors. BUSINESS STATIONERY HOWKVEH Small your Printlne Requirements may be the Services of out Experts arc ivailaDl* to you. TELfiPUONE 47-222 For Our Representative. THE "EVENING POST" PRINTING WORKS. PLACJS TOLB PKINTINO ORDER ■ WITH "THE POST,"