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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 80, 2 October 1944, Page 2

Direction: Amalgamated TheatresTlld""* Throughout N.Z. - : Plans, at D.I.C. and Theatre. Tel. 52-212. TODAY—At 2 and 8 p.m. SEE IT TODAY! The delightful and refreshing musical flu- has J so' the whole of Wellington talking—Book or be early, as crowds are still packing every session. T „2!H. h Century-Fox Presents IN GLORIOUS TECHNICOLOUR 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" ADOLPHE MEN JOU- VIRGINIA GREY (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Supports include: ■«a -S- n, of Fi]Ts First Battalion . A Volcano is Born" (Magic Carpet)! Cartoon, and Newsreel. lil^^-UDOR'^ I|| WiLUS STREET TEL^gV^ Direction: Amalgamated Theatres LM Baily from U a.m. Nightly, 73d "click. R.K.O. Radio Pictures Present Uproarious Laughter, with Bob Hon P -.nd Tn* inimitable Nonsense.' It's Hliarits%?itJ fhl Lid Off. 808 HOPE —' And — DOROTHY LAMOUR In "they got me covered" ;;they got me covered"THEY GOT ME, COVERED " tee JimmL^ R l ?" slDg R!ot of Fun-Espion-age, Blunders, Bomance, and Hilarity that will roU you in the aisle. tTt£J: SOCIATE FEATURE— LUPE VELEZ-LEON ERROL In "Mexican Spitfire's Blessed Event" (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition,) 7.30 — FINALLY TONIGHT — 7.30 NOEL COWARD'S Outstanding Special Academy Award Winner "IN WHICH WE SERVE" "IN WHICH WE SERVE" I (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Screens at 8.30, together with THE MARCH OF TIME FEATURE "AND THEN JAPAN" *fcr" XiK i Nem a. —-^n l^^" KILBIRNIE Dir.: 3. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. 7.10 — TOMORROW NIGHT -VilO M.G.M. Presents Virginia - - Edward .Tnfcn WEIDLER ARNOLD CARROLL In "THE YOUNGEST PROFESSION" The Inside Story of Hollywood's Greatest Personalities. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) —Associate Feature— .. Universal Presents ROBERT PAIGE-LOUISE ALLBRITTON In 'TIRED WIFE" (Recommended by the Censor for Adults) —Plus— ■PtFr??.-?0^ 8. and Select Shorts, " P.?T lnrfJx'- I ,SATURDAY' MONDAY. 'SSSSF* FOR MARGARET" . "BEST FOOT FORWARD" BRIGHT, GAY ENTERTAINMENT. : 50-081—RESERVATIONS—50-081 ' (---'"y^Y-—.___.. ' , , - - - - •_ ■ „_„__ ' jg VOGUE THESjE^n l^sX Brooklyn. 0\ FINALLY TONIGHT AT 7.30. JUDY GARLAND VAN HEFLIN "PRESENTING LILY MARS" JIMMY LYDON DIAKA LYNN "HENRY PLAYS CUPID" (Both features approved for Universal Exhibition.) ■ NEWSREEL. BR^SS^' WED*^ S "HANGMEN. ALSO Dl# ' (Recommended by the Censor for Adults and lnnvvir Unsuitable for Children.) ' JOHNNY WEISMULLfiR " FRANCES GIFFORD "TARZAN TRIUMPHS" <AS^ T for Universal Exhibition.) THE VOGUE FOR GREATER ENTERTAIN- .,* . MENT. 1 SV 1, 1-?. ls ' Loun Se Is Cd, Dress Circle ls 6d TAKE A No. 7 BROOKLYN TRAM. ' TONIGHT I TONIGHT! GRAND OPERA HOUSE, WELLINGTON. ! W. J. McKEE AND T. MALONEY • Proudly-Present - THE VICTORY REVUE COMPANY THE VICTORY REVUE COMPANY (Manager—Bnd Denice) In Their Exhilarating Musical Comedy Revue— "THE WEST GOES SOUTH" "THE WEST GOES SOUTH" "THE WEST GOES SOUTH" _ "THE WEST GOES SOUTH" 40 ALL-STAR-ARTISTS ■; 28 SPECIALTY ACTS .' BEAUTIFUL GIRLS EXQUISITE FROCKING See the Wonder Baby Star—She's our Sweetneart now. She'll be your Sweetheart after the Show!' ' ■•■■■• D.C, 5s (plus tax). Orchestral Stalls, 5s (plus tax). Back Stalls, -3s Od (plus tax). Galley, ls 6d, Early Doors 6d extra. Box Plans now open at D.I.C. Book Now! Every Seat Worth a Guinea a Seat. —William Shakesbeer. _^ DANCING. Mi lit \~i' ""ttihttt A V F A I R CABARET Dancing Every Night to the Music ot GEORGE MOLONEY AND HIS BAND Ring 51-770 and Reserve Your Table for Saturday Nights. -';" Weddings Catered For. DANCING TONIGHT. UT. PAUL'S . HALL. SYDNEY ST. Come and Danre to Popular NORM IZKTT'S ORCHESTRA. Admission 2s, Including, supper. ASSEMBLY HALL BROUGHAM ST TOMGHT AND EVERY MONDAY j (39) OLD-TIME DANCE (30) I Dance to Wellington's Best Old-time Music «..._.- v THE PARAGON PLAYERS.' V\ Ith the McGowans on the Piano-Accordions Good Floor. Good Supper. 8 V-m. Subs _ 2s. . ' Ouly One Time—OLD-TIME. EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT DANCE. OLD-TIME AND MODERN. D.L.P. CLUB ROOMS, (Late Gcosvenor Club), 157 Featherston St. X • i" Si?' o G£ od Prizes' Go°a Supper. Subs.: Single 2s, Double 3s Cd, Uniform Is Gd. KOSELAND ROSELAND CABARET, Cnr. Victoria and Harris Sts ,rrT«_w.D;^ CliN- 0 TONIGHT TO THE MUSIC OF LAURI PADDI AND HIS BAND Featuring the Vocals of „ - , ART ROSOMAN. Subscription, 3s (inclusive of refreshments). gj.-a.s Telephone ——. 41-575. MANNERS STREET SPECIALS. DENTAL Repairs—Teeth perfectly matched keenest prices Rapid [...,„„, R e ,Ttr Ser-' vlce, 15 Manners St. Tel 47-5C2. Est 1925 WILLIS STREET SPECIALS. DENTAL Repairs-Special 2-hour Service Cooper's Bldgs. opp. "Evenine Prist • Entrance Mercer St. Tel 46-605 HATAITAI SPECIAL. MISS LOWD..i\. specialist in Steam OiV Perms.. • Marcels. Trims. Soilings Scaln Treattnenta. and Facials. Tel. 5& 4a Moxham Aye. (upstairs)* iß* .