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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 116, 18 May 1944, Page 2

FINALLY TODAY— 2 and 8 p.m. » WALT DISNEY'S "VICTORY THROUGH AIK POWER" —And— "SALUDOS AMIGOS" " (Both 'Approved for Universal Exhibition.),' AMALGAMATED THEATBE3 LTD. '' j PLAZA J • Throughout N.Z. . TOMORROW AT 11 A.M. THEN AT 2 P.M., 5 P.M., and 8 P.M. NOW YOU'LL SEE STARS 78 OF YOUR 78 78 FAVOURITES 78 EACH AND EVERY ONE OF THESE STARS PLAYS A LEGITIMATE AND INTEGRAL PART IN THE DRAMA PRESENTED IN THIS PICTURE. Presenting BRIAN AHERNE CHARLES LAUGHTON HERBERT MARSHALL ANNA NEAGLE ; ROBERT CUMMINGS IDA LUPINO RAY MILLAND MERLE OBERON ERIC BLORE — ELSA LANCHESTEB NIGEL BRUCE — ANNA LEE GLADYS COOPER — GENE LOCKHABT BOBEUT COOTE — JESSIE MATTHEWS DONALD CKISP — VICTOR McLAGLEN JUNE DUPREZ — UNA O'CONNOR ISOBEL ELSOM — REGINALD OWEN REGINALD GARDINER — CLAUDE' BAINS EDMUND GWENN — C. AUBREY SMITH CEDRIC lIARDWICKE — KENT SMITH RICHARD HAYDN — ARTHUR TREACHER HALLIWELL HOBBES — RUTH WARWICK ED. EVERETT HORTON DAME MAY WHITTY PATRIC KNOWLES — ROLAND YOUNG AND 42 MORE HOLLYWOOD FAVOURITES. In Tho Most Amazing Picture Ever Produced In Hollywood 1 "FOREVER AND A DAY" "FOREVER AND A DAY" AND WHAT A STORY IT TELLS 1 Tho revealing and human drama of a family whose greatness no one questioned . . . whose shadows the world never learned! Their sorrows, defeats, and triumphs . . . and of THE UNDAUNTED SPIRIT OF A NATION I WRITTEN BY 21 FAMOUS AUTHORS I PRODUCED BY 7 ACE DIRECTORS 1 AN R.K.O. RADIO RELEASE. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) BOX PLANS AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE. EARLY BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL! TTTTELLINGTON COMPETITIONS SOCIETT *' (INCORPORATED). TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL MUSICAL, ELOCUTIONARY, AND DANCING - COMPETITIONS. To be held in the TOWN HALL, WELLINGTON, AUGUST 10 to SEPTEMBER 2, 1944. ENTRIES CLOSE JUNE 21, 1944. ! SYLLABUS NOW AVAILABLE from BEGG'S, Manners St., and aU MUSIC STORES, Or \ THE SECRETARY, Clh Floor, Colopial annual Bldgs., Wellington. DANCING. DANCE NHIU'JLK "" MAt tile iltllß CABARET ■ To George Moloney and His Mayfalr Orchestra. lirom 8 o'clock. Subs. 2s 6d. Intoxicating Liquor Strictly Prohibited. HAEREMAU HAEREMAIi HAEREMAIT POPULAR MAORI WEEKLY DANCE Wharewhakatangihangakoanau. TRADES HALL, Vivian St., EVERY FRIDAY. WELLINGTON'S POPULAR SAXOPHONE DANCE BAND. HP H E B M PRESS -*- Hh EMPRESS B ALLROOM, , BiILROO M, \ SS Ghuznee St. MODERN AND OLD-TIME DANCING. EVERY WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY. TONIGHT! TONIGHT I -DOUGLAS ROCHE DOUGLAS ROCHE' ' AND HIS EMPRESS BALLROOM ORCHESTRA 8 P-m- Subs. 2s Gd. ' Good Music. Good Floor. Good Supper. • WELLINGTON SOUTH RETURNED SERVICES ASSOCIATION. 50 DANCE 50 ST. ANNE'S HALL Green St., Newtown TONIGHT (THURSDAY), Featuring HARRISON TWINS (KIWIS) FIVE-PIECE ORCHESTRA. Subs. 2s. Good Supper. All Welcome. Assist Proposed Memorial Hall South Wellington. N'Ol — Not This Thursday — NO I ' NEXT THURSDAY, THE 25th, IS THE DATB. "OLD-TIME D'ATJCE" ASSEMBLY HA*LL, BROUGHAM ST. 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PATRONS KINDLY NOTE.—Owing to the numerous requests and to present-day condl-' tions, tho management has decided to adopt optional dress for gentlemen. Subs. 12s 6d Double. Subs. 12s Cd Double. Supper Inclusive. 41-57S RESERVATIONS — 41-578. ■ HO—GRACEFIELD SCHOOL DANCE—SO BELL RD., LOWER HUTT, SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1944. Good Music. Good Supper. Monte Carlo Prizes. Subs. -2s and Is 6d. THE MAJESTIC CABARET DANCING TONIGHT, at S.SO, to Cliff Jones and His Ballroom Orchestra. Featuring Jack Thompson and Allan Shand on two Grand Pianos. Subscriptions 2s Gd, including refreshments. Patrons are advised to Book early for Saturday's Dress Cabaret. Tel. 45-709. Direction: Cec. Boyton, Frederick Carr. BROUGHAM ST. HALL. : " /CATHOLIC NURSES' GUILD. VV MODERN DANCING. TONIGHT TONIGHT Good Orchestra. Supper. Norman Izett's Orchestra. ' 5s Double Ticket. . . MEETINGS. - KARORI BRANCH, W.R.S.A. REMINDER! ANNUAL MEETING TONIGHT." ALL Karorl Returned Members of the Services arc requested to Attend. 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