Parents HERE IS THE PROGRAAIAIE THE CHILDREN WILL THOROUGHLY ENJOY. BRING TIIEAI TO THE MATINEES AND AVOID THE EVENING RUSH. 3-T^J^T. J A M E S^^S "THEATRE OF'DISTINCTION" Plans: Theatre or D.I.C. Tel. 54-775. 11 a.m. — 2 p.m. — 8 p.m. EVERYBODY'S FAVOURITESBUD LOU ABBOTT COSTELLO ABBOTT COSTELLO In "LOST "LOST IN A TN A HAREM" HAREM" With MARILYN-MAXWELL JIMMY DORSEY AND HIS ORCHESTRA. A METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER PICTURE. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ST. JAAIES FEATURETTES INCLUDE: "Air Alail News" (YE Celebrations In London) "Fitzpatriek Traveltalk" "Passing Parade" ',N.Z. Review" BE WISE BOOK I BE WISE -■ BOOK I
TELEPHONE 43-968 — npTV/YT T ~~ OPP-' ■ PARLIAMENT BLDGS. (Where There's Always a Good Show.) 7 o'clock—Finally Tonight—7 o'clock The Screen's Supreme Adventure In' Suspense! "THE WOMAN IN THE WINDOW" The Super-Mystery Thriller . . . Starring Ed. G. Robinson, Joan Bennett, Raymond Massey (Recommended by Censor for Adults and Unsuitable for Children.) The look In her eyes should have warned him! He only stopped to admire, but he stayed to kill. - — ALSO 'SCREENING— ' JUDY CANOVA IN "LOUISIANA HAYRIDE" A Streamlined Alusical Comedy with Alusic and Fun. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Featurettes: "Hunting Wild Deer" (Sports Special), "Aqua Alaids" (Sports Thrill), "Community Sing" (Alusical). "Porkuliar Piggy" (Colour Cartoon), Gazette. • Shorts 7 p.m., "Louisiana Hayride" 7.40 p.m., "The Woman in the Window" 8.50 p.m. FRIDAY: "IN THIS OUR LIFE." with Bette Davis; also "ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT," Humphrey Bogart (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults). ISADOR GOODMAN'S SPECIAL VICTORY CONCERT FOR PATRIOTIC FUNDS AT 8 P.AI. ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBERS . As the Town Hall Is fully booked ticket-holders are requested to bo In their seats not later than 10 minutes to 8 p.m. to ensure the programme commencing promptly at 8 p.m. SPECIAL NOTICE: Tho audience is invited to bring come blank music manuscript and a pencil. ~~~BRIDAL~AND LINGERIE SILKS FEATURED AT THOMSON'S SILK SHOP This week we feature bridal and lingerie silks—the loveliest ranges of dainty silks that we have had for many a long day. We can't do'justice to them in an advertisement —you must make a point of seeing the special displays. IVORY BRIDAL SILKS BRIDAL SATIN. 361n 10/6 YARD BROCADED SATIN, 36in ...' >- 11/3 YARD ; BRIDAL CREPE. '361n 12/6 YARD SATIN DAAIASK, 36in :., 17/6 YARD LINGERIE SILKS PRINTED LINGERIE SILK, 36in -.- 6/1 YARD PLAIN LINGERIE CREPE. 36in 6/3 YARD BROCADED LINGERIE SATIN, 36in 8/- YARD PLAIN LINGERIE SHEER, 361n 8/11 YARD FERGUSSON'S LINGERIE SILK, 36in 9/11 YARD PRINTED LINGERIE SHEER, 361n 10/6 YARD These are only some of the Bridal and Lingerie Silks included in our comprehensive ranges. Be sure to see the special displays at THOMSON'S SILK SHOP, LTD. 60 Willis Street (Next Boot's, the Chemists) LSD LSD SPECIAL NOTICE THE BUSINESS CONDUCTED BY AIRS. ROTHERHAAI AT LANCASHIRE HOUSE, KILBIRNIE Will in Future bo Known as the LANCASHIRE DRAPERY LTD. THE LSD Where You Will Find STILL BETTER VALUE STILL BETTER SELECTION STILL LARGER STOCKS RESIDENTS OF EASTERN SUBURBS, REAIEAIBER LSD FOR AIONEY'S WORTH SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK SINGLE GREY BLANKETS (RECONDITIONED) 14/9 EACH COLOURED STRIPED TOWELS 5/3 EACH ANGORA WOOL, IN PRETTY SHADES 2/3, 3/6'y.OZ BALL WOAIEN'S CREAM INTERLOCK NIGHTS, LONG SLEEVES, SW, W 15/6* OS 15/9 ATTENTION—The LSD are opening their new season's range of Dress Goods Furnishing Fabrics, etc., on AIONDAY, SEPTEAIBER 3. A large range of the latest in Plain and Printed Cottons and Rayons, al_o Alarquisettc, Curtain Nets, etc. DO NOT MISS THIS OPENING t(m LSD FOR MONEYS WORTH LSD , LSD R. J. DAVIS THE SILK SPECIALIST —116 WILLIS STREET spring linens'; „r™5 AT IS' S are dis Pla>'lnE a new shipment of SPRING LINENS in a HEAVYWEIGHT for SUITS and TAILORED. FROCKS. Be sure and secure your LINEN this season from the excellent selection to be seen at DAVIS'S. SEE THESE AT DAVIS'S TOMORROW ii!A v^tmi IjIKEN If nr -Suits and Frocks In shades of Suntaji, Dusk Rose, 11/3 YALD Stonebeige, Turquoise, Green Spray, Bluesky, Navy, Ivory. ™'/n vl** l ™lso LI]VEN An IRJSH LINEN with neat spaced designs on grounds of IU/9 -Aitu Red, Pondllly, Suntan, Lido, Jonquil, Duskrose, Turquoise, and Grey. OTHER SELECTIONS INCLUDE: ■ W?™'™™ • 9/2 YARD SPOTTED LINEN 8/8 YARD SILK jjiAJiA 6/11 YARD EYELET LINEN 8/3 YARD DAVIS FOR SILKS BETWEEN AIAJESTIC THEATRE AND HOTEL ST. GEORGE.
TONIGHT'S TIIE NIGHT! Y.W.C.A. VILLAGE FAIR. rpAIA HALL, KILBIRNIE, JL 7 p.m. ' Admission 6d. Games, Stalls, Items. ALL THE FUN OF THE FAIR. JUAIBLE SALE JUAIBLE SALE IN ST. JOHN'S CHURCH HALL, Dixon St., ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, At 2 p.m. JUAIBLE SALE JUAIBLE SALE | BOOKBINDING, PRINTING, ETC. FOR every description of Binding, including Permanent Becords and Account Books, etc.—"Evening Post" Printing Dept.
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Evening Post, Volume CXL, Issue 52, 30 August 1945, Page 2
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