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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVI, Issue 71, 21 September 1943, Page 2

' <S!>"n^ I"! TONIGHT, at 8 o'clock. r\\™Z*~* i'*~ ••-JLM AND FINALLY TOMORROW, at 2 p.m. LJ*"-'""""^ fi T. JAMES (Theatre Otherwise Engaged for Evening.) "UNDERGROUND" Direction: Sir Benjamin' Fuller. | _—.with 2 P.M. - DAILY - 8 P.M. pHILTp DORN JEFFREY LYNI Have you heard the story about the cutie K_ABEN VERNE ; MONA MARI who left her husband flat and hopped a ~„„ m mwln , fast flyer to Florida with some Florida A btioning fast flyers? You didn't? Well, you'd H.M. THE QUEEN better sec Broadcasting to the Women of the Empire. ••tut? patm nifif'H arnnv" ! v (Recommended by the Censor More Tub PALM BhALH islUlll F-snepinllv fnr >\rtiilt« \ "THK PALM BEACH STOKY" K^peclally tor Adults.) "THE PALM BEACH STOItY" f. " "THE PALM BEACH STORY" — I' \ ,~— "THK PALM BEACH STOKY" E___ f\ P E R A HOUSE 7 "THE PALM BEACH STOKY" . —— v S "THE PALM BEACH STOKY" _T I ' , T "= "THE PALM BEACH STORY" EL . "^ Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. A Paramount Picture. Plans at D' lC- and Theatro (56-230)----(Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) NEXT THURSDAY! NEXT THURSDAY! SOMETHING DIFFERENT! 3e dizzy i "THE PRIME MINISTER" =c DELICIOUS! The British Production, Preston Sturce's Greatest Cast in his A Warner Bros ' Picture Biggest Hit since "Lady Eve" With With A Cast, including somo of the Greatest CLAUDETTE COLBERT Kames of the Ens"sh staee- _ And ■— JOHN GIELGUD -" Trkrr m tdaf JOHN GIELGUD JOEL McCRAE DIAIXA WYNyARD _ With — DIANA WYNYARD MARY A^THR FAY COMPTON MAlt I Asl UK. FAy comPTON RUDY VALEE owl\ nares WILL FYFFE ALSO WILL FYFFE "MARCH OF TIME" \ IRENE BROWN '■MARCH OF TIME" IRENE BROWN "MARCH OF TIME" The rlaming story of England's Man Latest Edition. of Destiny. "MR. AND MRS. AMERICA" Reserve Now at D.I.C. or Theatre. Reserve at D.I.C. or Theatre. Tel. 54-775. /4 ■„-■„, „ ... , , ~ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)

: ________ __ _______________________________ TELEPHONE 43-968 — HTTTT'OT T~" °PP< PARLIAMENT BLDGS. (Where There Is Always a Good Show.) 7 o'clock—Tonight, Wednesday, Thursday—7 o'clock 1.45 p.m.—Matinee Wednesday—lL4s p.m. ' DAPHNE DU MAURIER'S UNFORGETTABLE NOVEL f ."REBECCA" (Recommended by Censor- for Adults.) Featuring Laurence Olivier — Joan Fontaine ALSO Judy Canova, Allen Jones, Ann Miller In the Musical Comedy "TRUE TO THE ARMY" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Shorts 7 p.m., "True to the Army" 7.15 p.m., "Rebecca" 8.35 p.m.

5 ME. S. G. HOLLAND X (LEADEH OF THE NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL PARTY) l" Will Speak At THE OPERA HOUSE WELLINGTON a WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, i . ;■. ' ■ ■ ' .; S P.M. . . ~'v . ... ■ . ■■, . 15 ' '. CHANGE -I H» . GOVERNMENT . " ~::.' THIS TIME VOTE NATIONAL ,' , NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL PARTY" Hear-the Local National Party Candidates explain their policy at these meetings: WELLINGTON CENTRAL: Mr. Will Appleton ( TONIGHT, ROSENEATH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH HALL, 8 O'clock. TOMORROW, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SCHOOLROOM, KENT TERRACE, B ( p.m. D " THURSDAY, REALM HALL, HATAITAI, 8 p.m. )n HUTT: Mr. N. P. Croft TONIGHT, ST. JAMES'S HALL, WOBURN ROAD, 8 o'clock. ~ THURSDAY, UNION CLOTHING CO. HALL, PETONE, 8 p.m. WELLINGTON NORTH:/Mr. T. C. A. Hislop TONIGHT, METHODIST HALL, MOLESWORTH. STREET, 8 o'clock. THURSDAY, WEBB STREET, METHODIST HALL, 8 p.m. WELLINGTON SOUTH: Mr. E. R. Toop TONIGHT, MASONIC HALL, ISLAND BAY, 8 o'clock. TOMORROW, LADIES' MEETING, WEBB STREET METHODIST HAH, 2.30 p.m. 3Y THURSDAY, NEWTOWN SCHOOL, 8 p.m. )le WELLINGTON EAST: Mr. L. T. Jacobsen .. TONIGHT, ST. GILES' HALL, KILBIRNIE CRESCENT, 8 o'clock. THURSDAY, CAPITOL THEATRE, MIRAMAR, 8 p.m. ™ OTAKI: Mr. B, V. Cooksley TONIGHT, ANGLICAN HALL, PARAPARAUMU, 8 t)'clock. TOMORROW, REGENT THEATRE. LEVIN, 8 p.m. [re THURSDAY, CIVIC THEATRE,-OTAKI, 8 p.m. "" WELLINGTON SUBURBS: Mr. W. A. Veitch TONIGHT, KNOX HALL, TAITA, 8 o'clock. TOMORROW, ROYAL THEATRE, EASTBOURNE, 8 p.m. THURSDAY, TOWN HALL, NGAIO, 8 p.m. • \ WELLINGTON WEST: Mr. C. M. Bowden TOMORROW, REGAL THEATRE, KARORI. 2.30 p.m. (Ladies specially invited.) THURSDAY. ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH'HALL, BROOKLYN, 8 p.m. s WESTERN MAORI: Mr. R. W. Pomare THURSDAY, GROSVENOR CLUB, FEATHERSTON STREET, 8 p.m. INVALID VOTES INVALIDS UNABLE TO VOTE AT POLLING BOOTHS ON SATURDAY, PLEASE RING TELEPHONE 47-110 FOR INFORMATION REGARDING THE RECORDING OF INVALID VOTES i THAT HOSPITAL EATE AGAIN FELLOW-ELECTORS— The total area' of our four chief cities is 60 square miles, using round figures. The Capital Value is £ 145,500,000 and the Unimproved Value is £60,000,000 These are really underestimates because we have not Included the Auckland Suburban Boroughs, and the Wellington valuation Is NEARLY TEN YEARS OLD! n" Hence we are under the mark in saying that the Unimproved Value of the four Cities is £1,000.000 PER SQUARE MILE. Im. : That belongs to all of us, but it Is monopolised by a minority comprising our richest men. L'" These are the people who WANT TO ABOLISH THE HOSPITAL RATE AND THE HOSPITAL BOARDS! T-, REMEMBER TO QUESTION CANDIDATES AND MINISTERS ON THIS VITAL QUESTION. • by ' . • ns, . THE WELLINGTON SOCIETY FOR THE TAXATION OF LAND VALUES ~ G.P.O. BOX 951 the