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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 76, 27 September 1944, Page 2

ZgEly ING'S :==" Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd Throughout N.Z. Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. Tel. 52-212. " TODAY-At 2 and 8 p.m. HUGE CROWDS DAILY , are acclaiming this as the sweetest musical seen in Wellington in years —You Must RESERVE EARLY— ' 20th Century-Fox Presents IN GLORIOUS TECHNICOLOR A grand, romantic pair . . . BETTY GRABLE BETTY GRABLE . (She's a devil"... she's a dream) — And — ROBERT YOUNG ROBERT YOUNG — In — "SWEET- ROSIE O'GRADY" "SWEET ROSIE O'GRADY" "SWEET ROSIE O'GRADY" — With — ADOLPHE MENJOU—VIRGINIA GREY (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Wonderful Supports Include: Further Exclusive Scenes of the Advances on the Western Front—N.Z. Troops on Leave in Rome—"A Volcano is Born" (Magic Carpet). lilf] T^QK^ 111 WILLIS STREET TgL 4.1^279 Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. Daily from 1] a.m. Nightly, 7.30 o'clock. R.K.O. Radio Pictures Present Here's the Lift You're Longing For I bo much love . . . and so much joy. When lucky girl meets lucky boyl GARY GRAiNT — In — " MR. LUCKY " "MR. LUCKY" With LARRAINE DAY CHARLES BICKFORD —ASSOCIATE FEATURE— " PASSPORT TO DESTINY " With ELSA LANCHESTER . . . GORDON OLIVER (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) FINALLY TONIGHT. VERONICA LAKE ALAN LADD In "THE GLASS KEY" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Also MAUREEN O'HARA JOHN SUTTON In "TEN GENTLEMEN FROM WESTPOINT" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) IjiiiiimiuHiiniii mum iiiiiiiiililn|7| I T a't.l.e r I : THEATRETTE. LYALL BAY § :-. Dir.: N.Z. Theatres, Ltd. Tel. 16-393. As Intimate As Your Own Home. POPULAR PRICES—4OO SEATS -AT Is. 7.30 p.m. TOMORROW AND FRIDAY 7.30 p m Here's a Laugh-filled Fable of a R.A.F. Yank ... a Lovely Saboteur . . . and a Hitlerite Heel that will make you Howl with Delight! Franchot Tone . . . Joan Bennett "A YANK IN DUTCH" Also It's a Bombshell of a Picture! Exciting! Thrilling! Timely! ELLEN DREW ROBERT PRESTON In "NIGHT PLANE FROM CHUNGKING" "NIGHT PLANE FROM CHUNGKING" ! (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) FINAL TWO DAYS OF "CLAWPJER SNORTER" Q.RAND OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. ASSHETON HARBORD Presents "CLAWPER SNORTER" "CLAWPER SNORTER" "CLAWPER SNORTER" "CLAWPER SNORTER" "CLAWPER SNORTER" "CLAAVPER SNORTER" "CLAWPER SNORTER" "CLAWPER SNORTER" Acclaimed as an ' OUTSTANDING PANTOMIME. "Grown-ups, tired of grim reality, are vas much in the mood for this type of entertainment as the children. ... It reveals a wealth of talent. It is a delightful entertainment, well worth seeing." ("Evening Post" press notice.) I PRICES: Gs, 4s, 2s. (Early Doors Cd extra). Children : Half-price. SEASON CONCLUDES ON THURSDAY. STILL A FEW RESERVES AT THED.I.C. Entire Proceeds to Patriotic Funds. Inserted by Courtesy Self Help Co-op., Ltd. CONCERT. CONCERT. CONCERT. CONCERT. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. RAND "OPERA HOUSE. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 1. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 1. Proceeds to Lyall Bay Centre New Zealand Red Cross Society (1!)44 Sick and Wounded Appeal). A Grand Array ot New Talent. First Public Appearance of Electricity Department Concert Orchestra (20 strong). Musical Director: Mr. B. Colclough. Hear their spirited rendition of Wagner's "TANNHAUSKR" Grand March. MISS HELEN' COOK, a clever Midget Tap Dancer. BALLETS from DOROTHY DANIELS SCHOOL OF DANCING. MR. H. NEWLANDS, Violin Master of Scottish Airs. MISS CLAIR JOHNSTON, Brilliant Contralto. MR. J. WINTER. Popular Tramway Entertainer. MISS NORMA HOKSLEY. a Competition Winner, in Kong and Dance. •' PARTRIDGE'S BAND, featuring Jean Wellington Girl Trombonist. Hear them play "Jo-inny Doughboy." MISS BETTY COOK.' Wellington's Yodel lin° Lady Tram Conductress. MISS JOY SMITH, with many Competition successes, in a Russian Dance. MASTER JACKSON, winner of Piano-Accordion Championship at recent Competitions THE. MORRISON BROS., Vocal Duettists of outstanding ability. Compere: ERNIE BULL, Wellington's Popular M.C. Stage Manager: J. C. KING ADMISSION PRICKS: 2s (id, 2s, Is Gd, and Is Reserve and don't be disappointed. Box Plan at Begg's. Manners St., till Saturday The Management reserves the right to refuse admission at their discretion. MEETINGS. MFOOD VALUE LEAGUE. OL lH"'_ -Meeting. Thursday. September «*„„ iVi E' m" Übniry Ha". -Mercer St. Speaker: Mr. P. A. Smithells, Superintendent c^nin^^lon,-^ I^"^ "Pl^cal ■*««- MANNERS STREET SPECIALS. "TVENTAL Repairs—Teeth perfectly matched-*-J keenest prices. Rapid Dental Repair Service, 15 Manners St. Tei. 47-502. Est. 1925 WILLiS STREET SPECIALS. DENTAL Repairs—Special 2-hour Service Cooper's Bldgs., opp. "Evening Post/ Entrance Mercer St. Tel. 4G-COS. GOLD BUYERS. OLD JEWELLERY AND DIAMOND KJNUS CJELL yours to a N.Z. Firm, best prices <J given. W. M. Haycraft ;ind Co., Manufacturing Jewellers, 94 Willis St. (over Pres-