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Evening Post, Volume CXXXV, Issue 65, 18 March 1943, Page 2

FREE LIST SUSPENDED. ' AMALGAMATED THEATRES LTD. ||gj| p.L A Z A §jjl Throughout New Zealand. 2 P.M. : DAILY 8 P.M. TOMORROW: 2-5-8 P.M. 11l ACADEMY AWARD WINNER | GINGEK ROGERS GINGER ROGERS As } "ROXIE HART" "ROXIE HART" "ROXIE HART" .JL Adolphe George . MENJOU MONTGOMERY Hi A 20th CENTURY-FOX PICTURE. t Recommended by the Censor ror Adulta.) Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (51-277). WATCH FOB THE UHAND REOPENING OF THE KING'S THEATRE HUORTLYI WITH 'THE TALK OF THE TOWN." —r-FINALLY TONIGHT-^" FREDRIC MARCH—LORETTA YOUNG It. . "BEDTIME STORY" (Recommended by tne Censor for Adults.) And BILL ELLIOTT—TEX RITTER • — la "THE LONE STAR VIGILANTES' (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) il-uts meiT tit <n z»9 Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Daily, rrom tl a.m. Nightly, at 7.50 COMMENCING TOMORROW— COMMENCING TOMORROWDouble the Thrills of any Picture you have ever seen I When Secret Enemies Strike l **■•'■. Secret Servicemen Wage a Desperate Battle against Ruthless Nazi Agents, who stop at nothing to carry out their Deadly Plans. "DOUBLE CROSSED" "DOUBLE GROSSED". "DOUBLE CROSSED" '",' - — With'—-.. .'" | CHARLES FARRELL—JUNE LANG An Amazing Inside Story of Nazi Agents Trapped, by Secret Service Men. (Recommended by Censor for* Adults.) Associate Feature —— Your Worries End—Your Laughs Begin, in this Thrill-packed Comedy i "FATHER STEPS OUT" With FRANK ALBERTSON—LORNA GRAY (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) WATCH FOR THE GRAND REOPENING OF THE KING'S THEATRE SHORTLY —With— 'THE TALK OF THE TOWN" SITUATIONS VACANT. ~ WANTED, Domestic Help for Modern Home, 2 days week, 2s per hour and fare paid. Apply 5 Durham Cres. - WANTED, Experienced Cook, good wages. Apply Empire Hotel, Petone. WITH or without experience, Girl for Cake Shop; good wages to right person. Write 414 Evg. Post, Petone. BOY fur Bakehouse, wages £2 5s start, good opportunities. Marie Terese, Pastrycooks Petone. . ■■' ? YOUTH WANTED. YOUTH wanted between 15-18 years for Packing and General Work in Produce Store; good wages and prospects. Apply personally to W. J. GAUDIN, LTD., 40 Ghuznee St. . ;..■■ SALES ASSISTANT... WANTED, Lad or Young Woman as Sales Assistant in our Stationery Department, with or without previous experience, permanent position and good prospects. C. M. BANKS, LIMITED, . ■ - 11 Grey St. . : ■•:■■■-• ;■■•■ McKENZIE'S DEPT. STORES. STOREMAN WANTED. WE have a Vacancy for a Storeman at our Cuba St. Branch. One • with previous experience preferred but not essential. , .' Excellent working conditions. No heavy work. ,-,..,•'■. Apply personally to :: .;■:. Manager,- . -....■ CUBA ST. BRANCH. ? FEMALE ASSISTANTS.. ... WE require urgently, Female Assistants to? our packing and dispatch departmeni. .No. previous experience necessary; adult wage,' . .£:3 per 40-hour week. ;■ Apply „*■*"'■■■■•'" TAYLOR BROS., LTD., Dyers and Dry Cleaners, 305 a Mansfield St.. Opposite Tram Shed, ■ NEWTOWN. UNDERWEAR MACHINISTS. WE have vacancies for Machinists on FLATLOCK, CROSS STITCH, OVERLOCK MACHINES. I And also require Young Girls and Adults willing to learn. machining, trimming, cutting, etc. Good wages offered. Apply JOHN G. NELSON, I*s Courtenay PI. (above Martin's Shoe Store). SMART JUNIOR REQUIRED. SMART Junior required, aged between 15 and 17, for leading Millinery Salon. Apply personally, COURTENAY MILLINERY HOUSE, Courtenay PI. . WANTED. WANTED, Senior Sales Assistant, with millinery experience, also Milliner wtlh workroom experience, good wages and prospects. c Apply • -- GAMAGE'S HAT SHOP, I 114 Willis, St. WE require the services of several Young Ladies for General Packing-room duties; previous experience unnecessary; 40-hour week under splendid conditions. Apply personally or ln writing to ASPRO LIMITED, i 15 Marion St. UNDER PRESSER. UNDER PRESSER, male or female, required; essential work. Apply MANAGER, FASHIONS LTD., Gas Co. Building, . Courtenay PI. STOCK KEEPER. WE require a Young Lady as Stock Keeper; excellent conditions; essential industry; experience not altogether necessary. Apply MANAGER, FASHIONS LTD., Gas Co. Building, Courtenay Pi. GIRLS WANTED. x WE requiro a number of Girls to learn chocolate dipping; ago 14 to 16 years. The work is light and conditions are con--1 genial; five-day week. Apply ADAMS BRUCE LIMITED, 16 College St., Wellington. TYPISTE—PART-TIME. WANTED, Accurate Typiste for part-time work in our direct mail advertising department; hours arranged to suit employee. Apply L. T. WATKINS LIMITED, 170 Cuba St., Wellington. Tel. 55-123. DANCING. ~~ THE JIMMY JAMES STUDIO OF: BALLROOM DANCING, SECOND FLOOR* 63 WILLIS ST. Expert Tuition -by Principal in Rhumba, Tango, Modern Waltz, Quickstep, etc. Results guaranteed. Dally, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Private Lessons by appointment. Further particulars, Tel. 46-618. DANCING NIGHTLY At the MAYFAIR CABARET. AYFAIR CABARET. 8 to 12 p.m. Admission 2s 6d. ' Intoxicating liquor strictly prohibited. EMPRESS BALLROOM 88 Ghuznee St. CLIFF JONES AND HIS ORCHESTRA. Subs., 2s 6d. Dancing from 8 to 11.30. • -—' FRIDAY, 50-50 DANCE. ' ' LABOUR HALL, PETONE. First-class Monte Carlo. BLUE RHYTHM BAND. Popular Charlie Free, M.C. s George Turner, Vocalist. Subs. 2s. ■ TONIGHT, MODERN AND OLD-TIME DANCE. LABOUR HALL. PETONE. NOEL ROBERTSON'S NEW CENTURY DANCE BAND. Subs. 25." •■■■.'■-. WILLIS STREET SPECIALS. DENTAL Repairs — Special 2-hour Service. Cooper's Bldgs., opp. "Evenlug Post," entrance Mercer St. Tel. 40-805. BANNERS STREET SPECIALS. ~T 1 T\ENTAL Repairs.—Teeth perfectly matched, j JL" keenest prices. Rapid Dental Repair Ser- i ' vice, 15 Manners St. Tel. 47-562. Est. 1925.,