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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 155, 29 December 1944, Page 2

Je±' |lirx==j' THE THEATRE jp= ~r Hiai 2 p.m. 8 p.m. ]**„ j|| i Dir.: Fuller's Theatre Corp. , |j| Plans now open at D.I.C. and Theatre, 45-100. THIRD WEEK Of a Magnificent Picture 2 p.m. — 5 p.m. — 8 p.m. So great is, the demand, from other centre 3 for' this popular entertainment that of necessity its SEASON IS LIMITED SEE IT1 NOW! Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's production of *——* * a— —*-j-^a {"LASSIE COME HOME"* "LASSIE COME HOME" COME HOME"^ *—<—* —a——&——a-~~4 . In Technicolour. Associate Programme Includes: News of the World, In pictures; Immortal niacUsmitli (Passing Parade) ; Tips on Trips (Peter Smith) ; War Dogs (coloured cartoon). (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) You'll oe Happier at Fuller's Theatre Gateway to Successful Entertainment.'

TKLEI'HONJJ 43-atiX - fIVOLI ~ °I>P' PARLIAMEN<r BLDGs(Where There's Always a Better Show.) 7 o'clock—Tonight, Saturday, Monday—7 o'clock 1.45 p.m.—Matinees Daily—l.4s p.m. Back agHin because you wanted it. M.G.M. presents— JEANETTE McDONALD — NELSON EDDY — IN VICTOR HERBERT'S — "NAUGHTY MARIETTA" (Annrovvn tor Universal Kxiiiimton ) ! ALSO S C R E X N ING William Powell, Hedy Lamarr, Basil Rathbone IN METRO'S SUPER-THRILLER "CROSSROADS" (Recomim-napo by Censor tor Aciults.) ' Out of the locked chapters of his past the accusing spectre of murder! Shorts 7 p.m., "Crossroads" 7.31 p.m., "Naughty Marietta" 9 p.m PATRONS ARE ADVISED TO RESERVE XOW-XO EXTRA CHARGE-TEL. 43-968. YOUR MAJESTIC CABARET TONIGHT (FRIDAY) Is our Long Night with Dancing from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. THE SUBSCRIPTION IS 3/- (INCLUSIVE OF REFRESHMENTS). SATURDAY'S DRESS CABARET This Saturday we are featuring, a SPECIAL GALA NIGHT | SifVtoxt?! f KATS FOR ALL.: and ap p rO p riate music by , LLIFI JONKS AND HIS HIT PARADE, featuring "LOLITA," THE QUEEN OF SONG. ■ THE SUBSCRIPTION IS 21/- DOUBLE (INCLUSIVE OF SPECIAL SUPPER) Wo are sorry for those who will be disappointed as only a few tables are now available. SUNDAY'S MIDNIGHT FESTIVITIES ON SUNDAY NEXT (NEW YEAR'S EVE) The Cabaret will open ONE MINUTE AFTER MIDNIGHT until 4 a.m. * I Follow the crowd to the GAYEST SPOT in Town. HUNDREDS OF PAPER HAT'S T\vn '' BALLETS OF BEAUTIFUL GIRLS, and last but not least you dan^e to thl musiT of ALLEN UELLBROCk AND ALLAN SHAND on their Grand Pianos playing the new songs of "LOLITA." THE SUBSCRIPTION IS 5/- AND INCLUDES REFRESHMENTS. TO ONE AND ALL THE PROPRIETORS OF THIS SUCCESSFUL CABARET MESSRS. CECIL BOYTON, P.0.W., OVERSEAS, AND FREDERICK CARR, WISH YOU A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS 1945 ! 2 GRAND XMAS AND NEW ; YEAR CARNIVAL ffo be Held on NEWTOWN PARK DECEMBER 22 —JANUARY 13 Organised and Sponsored by Wellington South Branch Wellington Returned Services' Association (Inc.) TOMORROW — TOMORROW SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, THE R.N.Z.A.F. BAND WILL GIVE A DISPLAY OF MARCHING AND MUSIC * 2 to 3 p.m. and 4 to 6 p.m. Proiramme includes: Every day and evening suitable attractions will be shown to the public of Wellington | Including Axemen's Carnival, Caledonian Sports. Battling Beauty Contests Baby Shows, Cycling. Evening Concerts (arranged by Assheton Harhord), Boxing, Wrestling Picnic Days, Merry-go-Rounds. Chair-o-Planes. Electric Speedways, Side-shows, Clowns' | Fun Galore, and Many Features not previously seen in Wellington. BE SURE TO SEE THESE ATTRACTIONS-MIS WILL BE A BIGGER BETTER AND BRIGHTER SHOW! Proceeds in Aid of Memorial Hall and R.S.A. Clubrooms. Wellington South. ; A. KITTTO, Hon. O rg ani S er. ARyivAL g . gM ITHSON, Hon. Sec. MUNITIONS WORKERS WANTED WOMEN AND GIRLS ARE REQUIRED AT FORD MOTOR COMPANY FOR THE MAKING OF URGENTLY-NEEDED MUNITIONS. TO START IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE NEW YEAR. Good working conditions. Good wages. Interesting work. Cafeteria. A Job of national Importance. Write, call, or telephone your nearest Man-power Office or FORD MOTOR COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND,^LIMITED SEAVIEW ROAD, LOWER HUTT NOTICE TO HEADERS AND ADVERTISERS THE "EVENING POST" will NOT be published on MONDAY, JANUARY 1, 1945 (NEW YEAR'S DAY) HOLIDAY PERIOD Subscribers leaving Wellington for a period are asked to advise the Evening Post" Publishing Department of ihe dates they desire their paper stopped and resumed. TELEPHONE PUBLISHING DEPARTMENT 47-222 47-222 47-222 PLEASE DO NOT GIVE INSTRUCTIONS TO THE RUNNER BOYS'.