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Evening Post, Volume CXL, Issue 118, 15 November 1945, Page 2

FINAL DAY "AN AMERICAN ROMANCE" Tlic Ga y and Happy Show that is Delighting Everyone A Mefro-Gol(l\v.vn-M;l,ver Picture j (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) FILMED IN TECHNICOLOUR. "OUR HEARTS " OUR HEARTS niLuars WERE rfh^^^^ YOUNG AND GAY" FpTS T- J A M EJ\^rf" YOUNG AND GAY" "THEATRE OF DISTINCTION" _ I v , , From the best selling book by CorPlans at D.I.C. or Theatre. (54-775). nelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough. TOMORROW (FRI.) The hilarious experiences of two girls on their first trip to London and 2 p.m. — 5 p.m. — 8 p.m. Paris. Victory Pictures Present Also WORTH-WHILE FEATURETTES ©"Star Bright," colour musical; "Broncs and Brands," Sportlight, Technicolour Puppetoon, Paramount News, N.Z. Weekly Review, nans at D.I.C. and Theatre (44-144). Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) THE PLAYERS AT THEEvelyn Vincent LESLEY BROOK _ ______ Joe Swan REGINALD PURDELL X E G E N I Kit Burns ELLIS IRVING x*' Wlth OF COURSE! GEORGE MERRITT, ARTHUR HAMBLING, LOUIS BRADFIELD, and PAT McGRATH. THE STARS —— ■■ Mario Lloyd MARIE LLOYD, Jun. Eugene Stratum TOM E. FINGLASS THE AIR FORCE RELATIONS Ous Elen JOHN RORKE Florrio Forde BETTY WARREN WILL OPEN AND AS THEMSELVES: fjMlB PATRIOTIC SHOP, GEORGE ROBEY. CHARLES COBURN, NAT JL 0. AVER, ELLA RETFORD, CHARLES SHAD- Manners St., WELL, TESSA DEANE, JOAN WINTERS, SLIM RHYDER, 6 CAN-CAN DANCERS Adjacent to Allied Services' Club, GANJOU BROS. AND JUANITA, THE JUBILEE GIRLS, WILSON, KEPPEL, AND _On — BETTY, THE JUBILEE TROUP. FRIDAY, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. And THE BAND OF HIS MAJESTY'S FOX ™E SALE 0P COLDSTREAM GUARDS. . (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) CAKES, FLOWERS, SWEETS, XMAS GIFTS. At The : i A REMINDER. ST. lAMES THE Anglo-Danish Society Private Social and Dance will be held at the Spinsters' ,V Club' 15 Manners st -> Saturday night, Novem- *' x' ber 17. THE WISE WILL BOOK. 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