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Evening Post, Volume CXXXIX, Issue 49, 27 February 1945, Page 2

2== RING'S =. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Throughout New Zealand. TODAY, at 2 and 8 p.m. THOUSANDS— Were unable to gain admission again last night. Hurry! Book Early! Gaumont-British Presents "COLONEL BLIMP" "COLONEL BLIMP" "COLONEL BLIMP" "COLONEL BLIMP" IN TECHNICOLOUR With ROGER LIVESEY ANTON WALBROOK DEBORRAH KERR BOX PLANS . Bos Plans are Filling Rapidly at D.I.C: and Theatre, and as' the season is definitely limited, we urge patrons to hook immediately to avoid further disappointment. Based on a series of Cartoons by New Zealand's Famous Cartoonist, David Low. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ll .^ TuD ° R 111 WILLIS STREET T6L. 41219 QIK£CTIQN**miCiAMATeO TH£ATRES LTD. DAILY, From 11 a.m,—NIGHTLY, At 7.30. THE GREAT SCREEN TRIUMPH. R.1v.0. Radio's ROMANTIC AXD THRILLING ADVENTURE "YELLOW CANARY" "YELLOW CANARY" "YELLOW CANARY" Starring ANNA RICHARD NEAGLE GREENE 1 Introducing the Brilliant English Comedian CYRIL FLETCHER ("Dreaming of Thee") —Also — LL TPE VELEZ LEON ERROL • ln • I "MEXICAN SPITFIRE'S ELEPHAXT" (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) FEATURE 1: GAY COMEDY ! "1 FEATURE 2: MYSTERY, ACTION! NEWTOVVN'S LUXURY THEATRE. 4 E=[ r£H£ ASCOT \a Corner Constable St. n TONIGHT, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, \ 7.30 p.m. "HER CARDBOARD LOVER" - "HER CARDBOARD LOVER" NORMA SHEARER '. ROBERT TAYLOR ' GEORGE SANDERS FRANK McHUGH ' A Modern Comedy of a Leud-leaso Lover who Liked His Job Too Well. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) "CAPTIVE WILD WOMAN" "CAPTIVE WILD WOMAN" EVELYN ANKERS JOHX .CARRADIXh : And ACQUANETTA ' Sensational Chill Drama of a Weird Transformation. ; (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) MARCH OF TIME I "INSIDE FASCIST SPAIN" LATEST FOX. AUST. NEWS. < ] All Stalls Is. Dress Circle Is Gd. (Children Half-price.) \ ——— £ There'll Be !. PRIZES AND SURPRISES at [ FUN SESSION NUMBER 2 FUN SESSION NUMBER 2 ; ' FUN SESSION NUMBER 2 \ WELLINGTON TOWN HALL , ELLINGTON TOWN HALL - WEDNESDAY XIGHT AT S i WEDNESDAY XIGHT AT 8 1 WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT S Our Second Fun Session will be BIGGER BRIGHTER BETTER Than Session Number 1. —Outstanding Guest Artists include- f NOEL McKAY, j Phenomenal Double-voiced Vocalist. t BILLY GATE, 1 A 4-year-old Bing Crosby. Already a Radio 1 Star. 1 ADELINE BURNETTE, c And Her Dancers. RON MOUG, .. ' •' And His Piano-Accordion. ' MAURICE HAWKEN * ROSS MEIKLE, With Wit and Nonsense at the Microphones. ] "DO BUSINESS MEX MAKE GOOD J MOTHERS?" r This'll make you shriek with laughter. An " original demonstration by city's leading Z business men. ' COMPETITIONS OF ALL SORTS AND !, SIZES. * £8 10s in cash to be won. ' Contests for Both Children and Adults. 'J 3000 PEOPLE Attended Fun Session Number 1. Take this opportunity of LAUGHING AWAY v THE BLUES, at the same time HELPING THF BOYS OVER THERE. ' J Fun Sessions are sponsored by the Metropolitan \ Patriotic Fund Board. ALL FOR FUX — FUN FOR \LL ALL FOR FUX — FUX FOR ALL ALL FOR FUX — FUX FOR ALL Admission only Is Gd; Children 3d. ■ Direction: George Miller. DANCING. J TUESDAY TUESDAY ' QT. THOMAS'S HALL, ' T- THOMAS'S HALL Riddiford St., Newtown (next Post Office) ' - Monte Carlo Prizes: Silk Stockings and Half-guinea. Excellent Music, Floor, and Supper. • Subs. 2s Gd. This Dance is held EVERY TUESDAY AXD SATURDAY. MAYFAIR : CABARET. AYFAIR CABARET DANCING EVERY XIGHT ' To the Music of GEORGE MOLONKY AND MIS BAND. Ring 51-770 and Reserve your Table 1 for Saturday Nights. , Weddings Catered For. •" S TONIGHT. TONIGHT. ~ \ T. THOMAS'S HALL, I J-- THOMAS'S HALL, | Riddiford St., Newtown, next' Post Office. j MODERN AND OLD-TIME DANCE. t Excellent Music. Floor, and Supper. Trams 3 and 4 stop at door. Learners' Session from (i.45 to 7.30 p.m. Without doubt a very popular dance. ■ Subs., 2s Gd. ' r This Dance is held EVERY TUESDA.Y and SATURDAY. , ODDFELLOWS HALL! ODDFELLOWS HALL I . ODDFELLOWS HALL! ODDFELLOWS HALL I ODDFELLOWS HALL! ODDFELLOWS HALL! Cnurtenav PI. FRIDAY MARCH 2 FRIDAY FIRST-CLASS ENTERTAINMENT "KING COLE" AND HIS ORCHESTRA. VOGKLMORN HALL! VOGKLMORN HALL~! VOGELMORX HALL! VOGELMORX HALL! f VOGELMORX HALL! VOGELMORX HA<LL! f SATURDAY, MARCH 3, T^OR YOUR DAXCIXG ENTERTAINMENT - -*• 50-H0 DANCING. ' Good Floor. Good Band. i Don't Forget. VOGELMORX HALL, Saturday. v T~HE MAJESTIC CABARET Dancing Nightly at 8.30 to CLIFF JONES AXD HIS HIT PARADE. Subscriptions 3s, inclusive of refreshment Reserve Early for Saturday's Dress Cabaret - Tel. 45-709. J Direction: Ccc. Boyton, Frederick Carr. a JUNIOR DANCE. S "C'VA DRAPER'S STUDIO, 1 •*-J. King George Bldg. J High St.. Lower Hutt. * Tel. 02-034. ' JUNIOR DANCE, FRIDAY, MARCH 2, S P.M. -J Subs. 2s. j 5 Good -Band. Supper. Novelties. "1 This dance will be held on the first Friday J of every month. 1<