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

MANAGERIAL— You've seen all kinds of musical productions—some good, some bad. But take my tip about "Coney Island," you'll enjoy every moment of it. It's better than the best you've ever seen —SEE IT TONIGHT. ' JOE DUNN, Manager. "i= RING'S §E|f Direction: Afnaigiiu&ttia Theatres. LUJ. I'hroUijnou! New Zealand. TODAY at 2, 5, & 8 p.m. All the Colour and Gaiety of "Sweet Rosie O'Grady".. . . all the Music, iun, and Novelties of "Hello Frisco" combine to give you the Biggest and Brightest Technicolour Musical in Ages. A HAPPY HIT FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR The Scenery . . . the Colour . . . the bowns ... the Music is All Wonderful. COME ALONG FOR AN HILAKIOUS HOLIDAY AT AMERICA'S RAZZLE-DAZZLE PARADISE" 20th Century-i-ox Presents Your No. 1 Glamour Girl . . . Vivacious BETTY GRABLE BETTY GRABLE BETTY GRABLE • BETTY GRABLE BETTY GRABLE With . GEORGE MONTGOMERY In " CONEY ISLAND " "CONEY ISLAND" "CONEY ISLAND" v a "CONEY ISLAND" "CONEY ISLAND" "CONEY ISLAND" IN TECHNICOLOUR With CESAR ROMERO - PHIL SILVERS CHARLES WINXINGER Sizzling and Sensational, the Song and Dance Star Filled Carnival of the Century. Sours Galore—"Take It From There," "Beautiful Coney Island," "Who Tiirew the Overalls in Mistress Murphy's Chowder," "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling," "Dark Town Strutters' Ball," "Put Your Arms Around Me, Honey," and 'a' Dozen More, Old and New. -I^Sa^S:^^, S today Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. Tel. 52-212. t (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) OPERA HOUSE "TOPSY TURVY" "TOPSY TURVY" "TOPSY TURVY" > "TOPSY TURVY" Has been acclaimed the Best and Most Exhilarating Show Wellington has witnessed in recent years. NEW YEAR'S EVE. Come along Tomorrow Night and Sing "Auld Lang Syne" with the Members of the "Topsy Turvy Company, the Members of which have captured the Hearts of Wellington Playgoers. TONIGHT AT 8 TONIGHT AT 8 And Following Evenings. M^™?£ TOMORROW (SATURDAY) AND MONDAY AND TUESDAY AFTERNOONS OPHIR REES:S EMINENTLY SUPERIOR INTERNATIONAL REVUE COMPANY. 70 OUTSTANDING ARTISTS 70 In the Colossal Musical Revue Extravaganza, "TOPSY TURVY" Which is thrilling and delighting large audiences nightly with its genuinely funny comedy, its artistic musical and singing features, its wonderful acrobatics, its spectacular scenes its lovely ballets, and entertaining novelty acts. TOPSY TURVY Is presented by a really great galaxy of. talented n™!,?^ JQHN\ KJLEY, Comedian, IfeOBLL LANGLANDS, Australia's distinguished violinist (who has been specially engaged for the present tour), Horri and" Renee Loach London comedy sketch artists, THE TITANIC IAKR, amazingly daring acrobats, Russell Middlebrook, the wonder comedy cyclist the DALLOW BROS., dynamic tumblers! Sylvia loynter, Australia's most talented soubrette. Kathleen Fan-ell, bewitching soprano, Adele laylor, Australia's Grade Fields, salatorial adagio artists, Roy Newton, sketch comedian. Stan Chnsp, piano accordionist, John Durham bass-baritone, Irene Long, Melbourne's dashin* tapper, Sherry, fascinating swing songstress, and GLORIOUS BALLERINAS, CLEVER TAP DANCERS, and a Bevy of LOVELY SHOW GIRLS. The Latest Snappiest London and New York Sketches. Musical Director: Edward Bensall. Even if you paid 15s for a seat in London or ftew lork you could not see a better allround show than "Topsy Turvy." Box Plans today at the D.I.C. and Tomorrow and during the holidays seats may be reserved at. the Opera House Confectionery clnied el'° Sallery tlckcts may also be Pur" Evening prices: D.C. and R.S., us; Ordinary Stalls, 3s fid; Gallery, Is Gd: E.D. Gallery, Cd extra. Matinees, 4s, 3s. and is Gd. Children 2s Gd, Is Cd. and SIXPENCE. All Plus Tax. WELLINGTON LAWN TEXXIS ASSOCIATION-, CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT. ALL FINALS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, At NEWTOWN TENNIS CLUB COURTS (Behind Constable St. Fire Station.) EXCELLENT MATCHES ASSURED. Come and See Good Tennis in Pleasant Surroundings. FINALS COMMENCE: Junior Boys' and Girls' Singles, 1 p.m. Open Men's and Women's Singles, 2.15 p.m. Is 6d Admission Is Gd Refreshments available. If weather conditions unfavourable Finals will be played on Monday, January 1, at same times. BOOKBINDING, PRINTING, ETC. Tj^Oß every description of Binding, includA ing Permanent Records and Account Books, etc.—"Evening Post" Printing DeiJt. '

GRAND XMAS AND NEW YEAR CARNIVAL TTT _.^ _ Proceeds in Aid of WELLINGTON SOUTH BRANCH R.S.A (PREMISES APPEAL) BATHING BEAUTY CONTEST (Sponsored by the Wellington Centre or the N.Z. Amateur Swimming Association.) AT NEWTOWN PARK TOMORROW (SATURDAY), DECEMBER 30 BETWEEX 3-4 P.M. (WEATHER PERMITTING) Competitors Assemble on Stage- at 2 p.m. PRIZES: " . £ irst £15 Order c^«d £5 order Third Donated Trophy £""u th ••« ■ Donated Trophy lift« Donated Trophy Owing to the unfavourable weather the Bathing Beauty Contest is postponed till Tomorrow. A. KITTO, Organiser. w p SAim?<?nv «„„ c CARMVAL TELEPHOXE' SS^SS. ' " Secretary" ' fR£TURNEO|WJCESj| WELLINGTON SOUTH BRANCH WELLINGTON R.S.A. (INC.) COMBINED CHURCH SERVICES ' A SERVICE WILL BE HELD OX NEWTOWX PARK, OX SUNDAY (NEW YEAR'S EYE), DECEMBER 31, 1044, AT 3 P.M. * MR. BISCHOFF "(Church of Christ) ALL WELCOME A. KITTO, Hon. Organiser. W. F. SMITHSOX,- Hon. Secretary.