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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 125, 23 November 1944, Page 2

m CAPACITY HOUSES NIGHTLY ACCLAIM 7 "THE SULLIVAN'S." ' ( YOU MUST RESERVE—OR BE _ EARLY I flans at D.I.C. and Theatre (51-277). AMALGAMATED THEATRES. LTD. j] PLAZA M Throughout N.Z. ' 2.0 p.m. TODAY 8.0 p.m. TOMORROW—At 2.0, 5.0. and 8.0 p.nu 20th Century-Fox Proudly Presents "THE SULLIVANS" "THE SULLIVANS" "THE SULLIVANS'<> . ■ I ::- ' , Starring ANNE BAXTER ~ THOMAS MITCHELL f With THE FIVE MEN OS THE YEAR. II : It's the story of the year about the famllj . of the year, in the picture that has everythin| for everybody I s (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Latest News —N.Z. Gazette — Lew Lehr — Terrytoon Special, "The Butcher -of Seville." » FINAL SCREENING—MELBOURNE CUP. WELLINGTON RETURNED SERVICES' ASSOCIATION (INC.). v DINING-ROOM. E T> S.A. Members are hereby notified that -^3 it is now permissible for them to be accompanied by guests, male or' female, to Morning and Afternoon Tea in the Club's ' Dining-rooms. ■ ! L. W, WOOLLEY, Secretary. DANUJNU. ■ *~~ PRIVATE BALL —— At PRIVATE BALL MAJESTIC CABARET, TUiSSUAY. DECEMBER 5, 8.30 p.m. S^RIENDS of Mr. A. C. De Lacy (Madcaps) s I wanting an indication, please ring 54-143 I daytime. 23-319 evenings, or write to Box 44, Te Aro. II JUNIOR LABOUR LEAGUE. GIRLS I GIRLS I LEAP YEAR DANCE, EAP YEAR DANCE, LABOUR HALL, PETONE. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 24. PHIL GAMBY'S ORCHESTRA. 50-50 LATE NIGHT DANCE. Dancing 8 p.m. until 1 a.m. Admission 2s 6d, 3s. / A Good Time for All. COME AND JOIN OCR MERRY THRONG. T~HE EMPRESS, 88 Ghuznee St. (Top end, near Willis St.) BALLROOM DANCING — To — X RUS LAWRENCE'S DANCE BAND. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY. r First-class Floor. First-class Show. Subs., 2s 6d. JIMMY JAMES JIMMY JAMES JMMY JAMES JIMMY JAMES STUDIO OF BALLROOM DANCING. B 63 WILLIS ST. EXPERT TUITION BY PRINCIPAL AND STAFF in all phases of Ballroom Dancing, including Rhumba and Tango. Quickstep, Waltz,: Slow Foxtrot. Private Lessons by Appointment. Daily, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Tel. 46-618. QT. HILDA'S HALL, ISLAND BAYI O NOVELTY DANCE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25. Subs. 2s, everybody. Good Supper. Good Music. Good Fun. TONIGHT — Modern Dancing — TONIGHI , PALM GROVE BALLROOM. '■ ?- 11 ALM GROVE BALLROOM. • Follow the crowd Tonight You'll enjoy every ~ minute. A selected programme of Modera Dances to the Music of DOUG. ROCHE AND HIS BALLROOM DOUG. ROCHE AND HIS BALLROOM ORCHESTRA; V- ■■'■ ORCHESTRA. - • And their Talented Vocalist," Miss Beryl Goodalt ■ Gooa Supper. Prizes, Non-stop Dancing Subs. 2s 6d. . There s. Lots of Fun for Everyone at . PALM GROVE BALLROOM. I TRISH NATIONAL; *~- CLUB A . WELLINGTON. SATURDAY, DANCE, NOVEJIBER 25. . Members and Friends Invited. Music. Modern and Old-time. At the WELLINGTON ROWING CLUB, j Jervois Qy. Subs: 2s 6d, 2s, and 4s. TONIGHT f TONIGHT 1 TONIGHT! ' T>AILWAY APPRENTICES' CLUB Xl/AILWAY APPRENTICES' CLUB DANCE. WORKSHOPS SOCIAL HALL. Dance to Popular i PHIL GAMBY AND HIS RHYTHM. M AH A}s CABARET AYFAIR CABARET DANCING EVERY NIGHT - To the Music of * GEORGE MOLONEY AND HIS BAND. Ring SJ-770 and Keserre your Table tor Saturday Nights. Weddings Catered for. _CABAREt CLOSED WEDNESDAY NIGHT. *™t> ,FRIDAY aXD SATURDAY NEXT\ " • STOP! LOOK I LISTEN I • FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. - COME EARLY COiLE EARLI O FRIDAYS 1 DDFELLOWS' HALL, COURTENAY PL. DDFELLOWS' HALL, COURTENAY PL. Listen and Dance to Music that is Different "KING COLE" AND HIS NATIVE MUSIC "KING COLE" AND HIS NATIVE MUSIC. KING COLE" AND HIS NATIVE MUSIC. : Lome, listen to the lazy swing of Jimmie Carter'! Steel Guitar. Dance to the Expressive Lilt of Cole's Piano, - Late of George Vercoe's Orchestra, London, t No Jitterbug. oseland cabaret os2land cabaret Corner Victoria and Harris Sts. . Dancing to the Melodies of ART ROSOMAN ASM HIS MUSIC. Featuring ,the Vocals of ALINE. Dancing commences at 8 30 Subscriptions 3s, inclusive of Supper. TOMORROW (FRIDAY) IS LATE NIGHT AT THE ROSELAND -Dancing till 1 a.m. Have you secured your Alcove for Saturday • Cabaret Night? For Your Reservation. Telephone 41~5'8- 41-575. MELROSE BASEBALL CLUB. R GRAND DANCE. EALM BALLROOM, November 30. Realm Orchestra; good supper; excellent Floor Show E. Bull, M.C. Subscriptions 2s 6d, Armed Forces Is 6d. Y OUB MAJESTIC CABARET. DANCING TONIGHT from 8.30 o'clock CLIFF JONES and HIS HIT PARADE, Of Seven Talented Musicians, Featuring that Charming Vocalisf LOLITA. • ihe.^cH.uioni^^cU^o^freshment, Exclusive to the Majestic. Bookings are heavy. The right and le* cwuz are'already booked out. Unless paid fo' we do not keep Reservations after 9.30 nm. NEW ZEALAND ATTRACTIONS, LTD Direction: Cec. Boyton. Frederick Carr. TENDERS & BUILDERS* MATERIAL The Regulations Say. CEMENT BAGS MUST BE J RETURNED. OHN DUTHIE AND CO. LTD (Tel. 42-150). THE GOLDEN BAY CEMENT CO LTD * (Tel. 41-440). ' MACHINERY TO SELL OR BUY. 1-inn * WOOD-TURNING LATHES.' ." 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