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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 81, 3 October 1944, Page 2

WILLIAM POWELL-HEDY LAMARR FINAL TWO DAYS-At 2 and 8 p.m. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Comedy, "All RAKA "The Heavenly Body" . " ALI BABA ' AND THE FORTY THIEVES" Cp- „ i I, _' AND THE FORTY THIEVES" „'?■:." ■: :;^ ' I'HB THEATRE ;|~ |^ . ■" in Technicolour. ¥f\ . J| AJESTI C Ffsj :; ' Uifil 2 Pitn- 8 pm. T First-class Featurettes. j||||> Dlr.: Fuller'B TheatreJCorn^j ||| A Universal Production. "*' -^*^!!>*~SS^Sfs JLJ £,.~ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (45-100). TOMORROW / ..... A WITH PRIORITY No. 1 L. '.iiiik'T COMES ANOTHER n.^...^^' Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. DRAMATIC Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (44-144).. THUNDERBOLT next Thursday. NEXT THURSDAY. So topical and up-to-tho minute in Its Import that GREAT STARS we have rushed it for IMMEDIATE RELEASE. '" In a HI GREAT STORY Authentic! Real! ' , r^ I ; A mighty, magnificent •*_ **>^ drama of the Fighting ' French in an their glory. |g "HOSTAGES" ' ' staLg -" |§ "HOSTAGES" PIERRE AUMONT "HOSTAGES" PIERRE AUMONT S"' PIERRE AUMONT § PIERRE AUMONT «^> by Who gave you "Assignment STEFAN HEYM in Brittany." V^^ Gene Sir Cedric ' *""""—■"■" ' KELLY HARDWICKE . Wlth KELLY HARDWICKE T!iree Academy Award Winners— In Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's LUISE RAINER Triumph of PAUL LUKAS Action and Drama KATINA PAXINOU , ARTURO DE CORDOVA | I WILLIAM BENDIX '" "•' A Paramount Picture. ''THE CROSS OF LORRAINE" _aisc"THE" CROSS OF LORRAINE" This Year's Important March of Time— "THE CROSS OF LORRAINE" "youth in crisis"THE CROSS OF LORRAINE" "X°mK m CRISIS" i| I j lip • (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) •II ATHLETIC FOOTBALL' CLUB. ' RESULT OF COMPETITION. Out Of the Headlines f^T-No. 3945, D. Glengarry, Wellington. On to the Srrppn SECOND—No. 397, T. Gieeson, Blenheim. \Ja 10 me Screen THIRD—No. 754, J. Duffy, care N.Z. Truth. Comes The Majestlc's " PATRIOTIC- RAFFLE. , GREATEST FNTFRTATNMFTvtt childs smocked frock. ' trlUUllUSl JUNIfciUAIiNMLINI winning Ticket, No. 96251-N. Single, 27 (Both Programmes Recommended by Censor pieaVe^cdlfct at Patriotic Office, 3rd Floor. ior aciuus.) Electricity House. . TELEPHONE 43-968 — THTT/'AT T — OPP. PARLIAMENT BLDGS. (Where There is Always a-Good Show.) 7 o'clock—Tonight, Wednesday, Thursday—7 o'clock 1.45 p.m.—^Matinee Wednesday—l.4s pm. "How do you explain that?" "I fought for my honour, and lost!" A gay, romantic comedy of love and marriage i ; "ETERNALLY YOURS" LORETTA YOUNG—"DAVID NIVEN He swore he was eternally hers .*.or at least until the next girl rang him Oh, it was lovely jto be wooed . . . But the real fun statred when she married him! ALSO 'THE DELIGHTFULLY THRILLING DRAMA OF LONDON: * "ST. MARTIN'S LANE" It's magnificent I It has laughter, tears, satire, and genuine drama. CHARLES LAUGHTON — VIVIEN LEIGH (Programme Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Shorts 7 p.m., "St. Martin's Lane" 7.30 p.m., "Eternally Yours" 9 p.m. MAUKJ-CE CLARE VIOLIN RECITAL Frederick Page, Pianist Mozart, Bach, Sibelius, Mendelssohn TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY), OCTOBER 4, CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL Bos Plan at Begg's. 3/-, 5/- (Plus Tax)

T— .^_ *-v KILBIRNIE ,_ - I> _ 1 Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. 7.10 — TONIGHT — 7.10 M.G.M. Presents ■Virginia Edward John WEIDLER _ ARNOLD CARROLL i 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 "FIRED WIFE" It's a bite off the old apple of temptation in a blissful miss-fllled garden of ? Can a■! wife be fired f . (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) —PlusFox Nows and Select Shorts. FRIDAY-SATURDAY-MONDAY: "JOURNEY FOR MARGARET" "BEST FOOT FORWARD" DANCING. DANCE Musicians—The Following Players are required by a Professional Orchestra: Pianist, Saxophone, Electric Guitar; 6 nights weekly. 740, Evg. Post. TUESDAY — TUESDAY MODERN DANCING. • PALM GROVE BALLROOM, ALM GROVE BALLROOM, 59 Cambridge Tee. PROVINCIAL BALLROOM CHAMPIONSHIPS PROVINCIAL BALLROOM CHAMPIONSHIPS' SEMI-FINAL FIRST HEAT SENIOR DANCE WITH AND SEE WELLINGTON'S BEST IN ACTION TO GEORGE MILLER'S ORCHESTRA GEORGE MILLER'S ORCHESTRA* Floor Excellent. Supper. Direction: J. Moore. M.C.: Burt Harry. TONIGHT! ~~ TONIGHT 1 J S T- ■mOitiss£^V,Z™: s ■"" Swing Time, Old Time, and a Good Time for Everyone. Excellent Music, Floor, and Supper Trams 3 and 4 stop at door. THIS DANCE IS HELD EVERY TUESDAY AND SATURDAY. Subs. 2s 6d. AYFAIJt " CABARET. AYFAIR CABARET DANCING EVERY NIGHT To the Music of GEORGE MOLONEY AND HIS BAND. Ring 51-770 and Reserve Your Table for Saturday Nights. Weddings Catered For. CABARET CLOSED WEDNESDAY NIGHT. SPECIAL NOTICE] ~ THE advertisement for the St. Thomas' Hall Dance was omitted in the Dancing Column last Tuesday by mistake. This Dance will be held every Tuesday and Saturday, whether It is advertised or not. nnoMORRow — night — tomorrow JL And. Every Wednesday Night DANCE. OLD-TIMS AND MODERN D.L.P. CLUB-ROOMS (Late Grosvenor Club), 157 Featherston St. Good Music. Good Supper. Good Prizes Suhs.: Single 2a, Double 3s 6d, Uniform ls.Cdl OSELAND KOSELAND CABARET. (Corner Victoria and Harris Sts ) TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT At 8.30 o'clock. IT'S DANCING TIME AT THE HOSELAND. Hear all your favourite requests as sung by the Popular ART ROSOMAN Featured Niphtly with | THE RQSELAND MUSIC Subscription 3s, inclusive of refreshments 41-578 — — Telephone - — r~ 41,-578.

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