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Evening Post, Volume CXXXIII, Issue 89, 16 April 1942, Page 3

AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD., Throughout New Zealand. THE HOUSE OF "ACTION"! 2 p.m. TODAY 7.45 p.m. . AGAIN TWO BIG FEATURES! FIRST N.Z. SCREENINGS. YOU'LL HAVE YOU'LL HAVE THE CRIME OF YOUR LIFE! THE CRIME OF YOUR LIFE! Two corpses are better than' one, in the opinion of most writers of detective stories They like to pile the bodies high. Both their pet detective and the readers sometimes have trouble trying to remember whose death he's solving. But James Hogan, prominent Hollywood director, says ~ . . "Give me one murder, well planned and beautifully 'executed, plus an average group of people who, like people everywhere, are always at cross purposes, and I guarantee you can develop more drama, thrills, comedy, and suspense than if your detective in the picture needs v ladder to climb . over the dead." *~ Hogan' could have • taken as example the crime which is the starting point for all the excitement in , ELLERY QUEEN'S "THE PERFECT CRIME" "THE PERFECT CRIME" "THE PERFECT CRIME" "THE PERFECT CRIME" "THE PERFECT CRIME" "THE PERFECT CRIME" N With RALPH BELLAMY MARGARET LINDSAY/ Aided and Abetted by SPRING BYINGTON, H. B. WARNER JAMES BURKE, DOUGLAS DUMBRILLE, *JOHN "SEAL, LINDA HAVES, SIDNEY BLACKMER. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) AND NOW FOB ANOTHER BOMBSHELL! A Tropical Heat-wave of Sizzling Rhythm and Riotous Mirth ... THE CUBAN BOMBSHELLS! i I JOAN DAVIS JINX FALKENBURG JOAN DAVIS JINX FALKENBURG They Sing ... They Dance . . . And the Screen Sizzles. "TWO LATINS FROM "TWO LATINS FROM MANHATTAN" - ' MANHATTAN" ■ BOY . . . OH BOY! THEY'VE GOT WHAT ' >2 /ITVfAKES! (Approved"for Universal Exhibition.) I PACKED OUT LAST NIGHT— ; SO BOOK ... OR BE EARLY. POPULAR PRICES ... Is, Is 6d, 2s 3d. Plans at D.I.C. or Ring Theatre, 51-595. SITUATIONS VACANT. ~~ HALL'S SHOE STORES, ~ Z^IOURTENAY PLACE, 46. have Vacancies for v./ Saleswomen In both Ladies' and Men's Shoe sections. , - \ OFFICE JUNIOR. INTELLIGENT LAD. 15-17, required Immediately for the above Position at the Head Office of an established company. The Position presents an excellent- opportunity for anyone keen on a commercial career. Replies in first instance to 2951 Evening Post. OFFICE JUNIOR (FEMALE). A LARGE Commercial House with branches throughout New Zealand requires immediately a BRIGHT YOUNG LADY, 15-18, as Office Juniot at its Head Office. The working conditions are excellent and there Is plenty of scope for advancement. Replies in first instance to 2963 Evening Post. ■ THE OTAGO HOSPITAL BOARD. APPLICATIONS (with testimonials) will be XX received by the undersigned until 10 a.m. on Wednesday, April 22, 1942, for the position of SISTER. PLEASANT VALLEY SANATORIUM (Tuberculosis), Palmerstori at a salary commencing at the rate of £147 to £199 10s per annum, according to experience. JOHN JACOBS, Secretary. April 10, 1942. ._ SENIOR POSITION VACANT 7 "pOR Capable Young Lady; all office duties, A including bookkeeping, specialty sales-ex-perience valuable; interesting, lucrative position for the right personality. Write to P O Box 632, Wellington. ■ ' OFFICE JUNIOR. \\TE have a Vacancy for a Bright, IntelliT» gent Junior (Male or Female) for general office duties and messages; previous experience not essential. Apply personally or by -letter to the Manager, . ! . . "TRUTH" (N.Z.) LIMITED. Austin House, Wakefleld Street. Wellington. "jIffACHINISTS, with knowledge of power mam , cn,lnes- are required to learn the Glove Trade; highest wages and excellent working conditions. Apply personally to FRENCH GLOVES, LIMITED 113 Tory Street. ■____ W GROCERS. ' ~ ANTED, by P. R. Hazelwood. Kelburn, Competent Assistant (male) ; £6 a week. BOY OR YOUTH. "OOY^or Youth required, aged 14 to 17 years, t£™J ol t senoral factory work. Good wages, permanent position, and ideal working conditions. ' Apply J. O. ENO, LTD., 104-8 Dlxon Street. FEMALE CLERK. SiMART Lady required for Sales' Manager's Office of a Well-established N.Z. Organisation. Qualifications required, shorthand, typing, and capabfe of memorising prices and discounts associated with products. Applications should state experience, salary expected, enclose copies of references, and address to SALES MANAGER, C/o Carlton-Carruthers. Limited, P.O. Box 669, . Wellington. SELFRIDGES (N.Z.), LTD. W^SSJ1™ the servlces of a SMART VV SENIOR FEMALE SHOP, ASSISTANT. Good wages and prospects of advancement. Apply personally to THE MANAGER, Cuba Street Branch. REFRESHMENT ROOM ASSISTANTS. WANTED, for Railway Refreshment Rooms, Wellington-Dining-room Waitresses, £3 per week. Cafeteria Assistants, £2 I3s per week. Apply Refreshment Room Manager. EXCHANGE. OPERATOR & JUNIOR TYPISTE. LARGE Insurance Office has vacancy for Telephone Exchange Operator and Junior Typlste. ' Shorthand an advantage but not essential Apply by letter to— "Operator," P.O. BOX 1511, Wellington. BOY OR GIRL, 14-16. GOOD wages, pleasant work, and good prospects are offered to a Boy or Girl, say 14-16 years of age. Immediate duties: Mainly messages and light work in store. Apply personally or by letter to — * The Secretary, ARMSTRONG AND SPRINGHALL, LTD. OFFICE JUNIOR.' REQUIRED by Firm of Public Accountants, an OFFICE JUNIOR, Slale or Female. Applicants are requested to forward copies of any testimonials to— P.O. BOX 1003, Wellington, WANTED. WANTED, a Housemaid-Waitress rand a Porter, live in, good wages. Apply i Manager, WELLINGTON CLUB. WANTED, Young Girl for our Manufacturing Department, no experience necessary. Good wages. Apply— BRICKMAN'S BEAUTY PARLOUR, 206 Lambton Quay. .__ SHOP ASSISTANT. WANTED, Shop Assistant for our Lower Hutt Branch. Apply Adams Bruce, Ltd., Lower Hutt, Friday, 10 a.m. or after. WANTED, a Youth and Man for Packing Room. Apply to Merchandise Manager, THOMPSON BROS., LTD., •_ Blair Street. WANTED, SMART Boy or Youth for Carpet Warehouse. Apply personally. Manager, CARPET IMPORT CO., LTD., 14-16 Harris Street. !