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Evening Post, Volume CXXXV, Issue 150, 26 June 1943, Page 2

rATHE NEWS ITEMS. President Roosevelt gives stirring speech— United Nations Parade in Auckland and Wellington —First Anniversary of the W.A.A.C. — "Lancaster" Bomber Over N.Z.—And Interview with her Captain. N.Z. Government Unit. HOUSE '-=== Dir.: 3. C. WllliamsoD Picture Corp., Ltd. Plans at Theatre (56-230). DAILY—At 2.0 and 8.0 p.m. 4th WEEK! AVarnor Bros. - Dramatic Triumph! BETTE DAVIS ' BETTE DAVIS BETTE DAVIS — In — "THE GREAT LIE" "THE GREAT LIE" "THE GREAT LIE" With GEORGE BRENT MARY ASTOR Plus NE \VS — ACROBATIC FILM — CARTOON (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) WHO IS JOHN DOE? He is ones man in a million, yet a million men in one. He is you, John Citzen, and we want you to "MEET JOHN DOE" AT THE OPERA HOUSE SOON. ; Entertainment from Warner Bros. ; (Recommended by tho Censor for Adults.)

- DANCING. ' DANCE. ST. JOSEPH'S HOCKEY CLUB are holding a Dance at Brougham St. Assembly Hall on Tuesday, June 29, so what about coming along and tripping tho light fantastic with Norm Hull Brown and his Boys. Admission, 2s 6d. rnUTAKKKAI TREMENDOUS BALLROOM X HALL PRIVATELY BOOKED TONIGHT. TONIGHT. Dance as Usual Next Saturday. Direction: lioy Clark. Scott. Davcy. " ~ ~~T> S-A- HALL, d&fo XV. Miramar Aye. __113§£slZ , OLD-TIME DANCE. TONIGHT. "-God Orchestra and Supper. Subs.: Single 2s, Double 3s Cd, Uniform Is Cd. TONIGHT ~ TONIGHT. NZLP ' JOHNSONVILLB BRANCH. . DVNCE TONIGHT, SATURDAY. JUNE 20. SYMOND'S HALL, JOHNSONVILLE, 8 o clock, Monto Carlo. Good Supper. 4-plece Orchestra. Trices 2s; Service Men and Women, Is. ■MR. MANDER, M.C. Last Train leaves Jolinsonvillo 12.1. TONIGHT SATURDAY TONIGHT To Jrm Blackwood's Accordeous. Subs. 2s single: -Men in Uniform, Is 6d. rriLBIHXIB DANCE HALL. TAIAHALL Rhythm TATA HALL t\l\ n \LL Aces IAIA HALL. TAIA II VLL Orchestra. TAIA HALL OLD-TIMK AND MODERN DANCING. Good .Floor, Supper. Monte Carlo. REQUEST PROGRAMME TONIGHT. Charlie Free. M.C. Subs. 2s. Take a No. 2 or 3 Tram. Late Trams Homo. REG. STiLWKLL'S WFICOME DANCE CLUB. KLCOMK DANCE CLUB. For Servicemen and Civilians. UNITED NATIONS ASSEMBLY 8 o'clock TONIGHT — MAYFAIR I S o'clock TONIGHT — MAYFAIR i Doors Open 7.30 o'clock liunrliH-' 8 o'clock to midnight. I GEORGE MOLONEY AND HIS BAND. GEORGE MOLONEY AND HIS BAND. ! Subs, 3s, Ladles 3s, Gents Bs, N.Z.K.F. uid R.N.Z.A.F. Returned Men in Uniform Free. XOTE —Tho law prohibiting liquor must" be ■»«?lct.ycn^r S « dMB dancb CLUB • TONIGHT — MAYFAIR ——- CUBA ST. BALLROOM DANCING. }--\ y V D X A P E R, \j 7 Taiva St., Lower Hut.t. Tel. 62-G54. WEEKLY DANCE. SATURDAY, MOERA HALL. . BRADLEY'S BAND. Subs., 2s od. Bus to Hutt, Petone after Dance. AMATEUR BALLROOM DANCING CLUB. NEW TUTANEKAI HALL, Berhampore, next Government Flats. TUESDAY, June 2!), 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. Len Cooper and His Strict Tempo Dance Band. Admission 2s 6d. Ladies, Evening Frocks. No Jitterbugs. ' Late Trams Home. Good Floor. Good Music. Good Supper. ~"? DENTISTS^ JT~ C E V A-N S. lit, DKXTAL SUKGKON. Stewart Hawsoii's liiilUlhisa, LAMUTON QY. Tel. 45-488.