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Evening Post, Volume CXL, Issue 59, 7 September 1945, Page 2

SPECIAL NORTH ISLAND V. SOUTH ISLAND RUGBY MATCH. British Submarine Visits Wellington. There's Fun For Everyone With DOROTHY LAMOUR EDDIE BRACKEN GIL LAMB — In — "RAINBOW ISLAND" " RAINBOW ISLAND " " RAINBOW ISLAND " There's Music, Mirth and Melody upon this Island of Fun — in a Sea of Laughs, with This Year's Latest Song Hits which include:— "Beloved," "What a Day," "Bougie, Woogle, Bougcy Man." A Paramount Picture. FILMED IN RADIANT TECHNICOLOUft. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ST. JAMES FEATURETTES "The Spico of Variety." -L_ : 2 p.m. — 5 p.m. — 8 p.m. I TODAY FULLERS Qi^Ts T. J A M ES^jij "THEATRE OF DISTINCTION." Plans: Theatre or D.I.C. (Tel. 51-775). ■ WELLINGTON FOOTBALL CLUB. LEVIN SHIELD TOURNAMENT. MEMBERS are notified that this Competition will now be held at Hataltai Park, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 9 a.m. •J. W. JACKMAN, Hon. Secretary.

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