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Evening Star, Issue 25674, 24 December 1945, Page 1

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TO-DAY," SPECIAL SHOPPERS SESSION 5 O’CLOCK AMALGAMATED THEATRES LTD. (Throughout New Zealand.) 2 p.m'. Twice Daily 8 p.m. Hearing Aids Available. XMAS DAY, 8 p.m. ONLY Gaumont British Dominions PresentA SPARKLING COMEDY-ROMANCE. Full of delicious satire , on true-blue British ways, and foreign eccentricities, and situations alive with smart and witty digs below the belt — ‘ ENGLISH Without TEARS ’ ‘ ENGLISH Without TEARS ’ ‘ ENGLISH Without TEARS ’ .‘ENGLISH Without TEARS ’ With Michael WILDING ... Penelope WARD Roland CULVER From the play by the Brilliant Young Playwright, TERENCE RATTIGAN. Author of ‘ French Without Tears,’ • Flare Path,’ and While the Sun Shines ’ A Two Cities Film. Associate Featurette: ‘ SONS OF THE AIR.’ (Approved tor Universal Exhibition.) RESERVE NOW. STATE THEATRE (PHONE 12-324). KA CE S AT WINGATUI. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26. DUNEDIN-WINGATUI. Trains leave Dunedin for Wingatui at 9.45 a.m., 10.0 a.m., 10.15 a.m., 11.0 a.m., and 11.45 a.m. Return Trains leave Wingatui shortly after the last race and at 4.28 p.m. and 5.20 p.m. (NOTE: The usual 12.45 p.m. DunedinMosgiel Traiu will NOT run. Train for Mosgiel leaves Dunedin 11.0 a.m.) DUNEDIN-PALMERSTON. - Usual 4.42 p.m. Dunedin-Palmerston Train will be delayed to leave Dunedin at 5.40 p.m., Waitati 8.57, Seacliff 7.30, Palmerston arrive 8.32 p.m. Makes usual stops.

MONSTER LATE SESSION, 10.15, TO-NIGHJ Amalgamated Theatres Ltd, OCTAGON The Theatre Beautiful. 2 p.m. Twice Dailj 8 p.rn. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. —2 BIG SESSIONS 8 p.m. .11 A GREAT PICTURE .TO SEE . . . . . . TO ALWAYS REMEMBER. IN TECHNICOLOUR I I Twentieth Century-Fox Presents MARY O’HARA’S UNFORGETTABLE STORY, - II ‘THUNDERHEAD ’ •THUNDERHEAD ’ ‘ THUNDERHEAD ’ ‘THUNDERHEAD ’ ‘THUNDERHEAD ’ ‘ THUNDERHEAD ’ s—_——4- ‘ SON OF FLICK A ’ i SON OF FLICK A ’ With This Outstanding Cast: RODDY McDOWALL PRESTON FOSTER RITA JOHNSON (Approver, for Universal Exhibition.) Box Plans . . At Theatre (Phone 13-091). , SCREENING XMAS NIGHT—--8 o’clock THEATRE OPENS AT 6 P.M. FOR RESERVES.

DANCING. BIG CHRISTMAS EVE DANCE j TO-NIGHT. TOWN HALL DANCE MAIN TOWN'HALL. TWO BIG CHRISTMAS DANCES TO-NIGHT —— TO-NIGHT CHRISTMAS EVE AND WEDNESDAY, BOXNG NIGHT OLD-TIME DANCING AND MODERN DANCING. The following are the Nominations for the • JOCKEYS’ £lO CIRCULAR WALTZNG CHAMPIONSHIP OP THE SOUTH ISLAND ON'BOXING NIGHT: Arthur Didham, J. Dooley, R. Williams, L. Burnand, L. Hare, N. Crombie, E. Hunt, W. Ellis, L. Paige, B. Langford, A. Stokes, C. MacDonald, A. Powell, B. Mear’s, C. Hampton! A. Messervy, C. Humphries, C. Wilson, B. Wilson, W. Hillis, B. Heasley, T. Boyle, J. Jenkins, D. White, K. Nut-tall, J. Cochrane, ■ R. Mackie. Further post entries will bo received at the dance. SPECTATORS 6d. . WEMBLEY WEMBLEY WEMBLEY XMAS DANCE XMAS DANCE XMAS DANCE XMAS DANCE XMAS DANCE XMAS DANCE XMAS DANCE XMAS DANCE XMAS DANCE XMAS DANCE XMAS DANCE . XMAS DANCE XMAS DANCE XMAS DANCE XMAS DANCE XMAS DANCE XMAS DANCE. XMAS DANCE PIONEER HALL, PIONEER HALL. Floor space for one thousand dancers. Paper Hats, Streamers, Confetti. PAT HARBROW’S WEMBLEY BAND. Admission, 2s. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. XMAS GREETINGS, EVERYONE. WEDNESDAY —— BOXING NIGHT WEDNESDAY HOLIDAY \DANCE. HOLIDAY DANCE. ANOTHER HUGE PRIZE LIST' ANOTHER HUGE PRIZE LIST. WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY PIONEER HALL, PIONEER HALL, Continuous Modern and Old-time. Continuous Modern and Old-time. ANDY’S DANCE ANDY’S DANCE ANDY’S DANCE ANDY’S DANCE GET THE XMAS SPIRIT 'AT ANDY’S HOLIDAY DANCE. SPECIAL! SPECIAL! DELICIOUS SAVOURY SUPPER WILL BE SERVED. BROADCAST BY 4ZD. WE’RE TOPS FOR HOLIDAY DANCES AT THE NEW MAJESTIC BALLROOM, f (KIND EDWARD. STREET). MAJESTIC MALE BAND. 10-NIGHT, AND MODERN TO'NIGHT. K CONTINUOUSLY. TO-NIGHT. MODERN FEATURES. ON’T FORGET, MIDNIGHT DANCES, TO-MORROW (25th) and SUNDAY Next.

BIG MIDNIGHT DANCE, VICTORIA HALL, THE MORNING AFTER CHRISTMAS HAY. BOXING DAY MORNING. 12.15 till 4 a.m AN APOLOGY. FROM THE MANAGEMENT OF IVfIDNIGHT DANCE, “THE CAVES,” LtJ. For the Noil-arrival of Sax Player Mr Harold Anderson. We wish to announce that we have now )btained the services of another Player ‘or our Big Midnight Xmas Night. BIG MIDNIGHT DANCE, VICTORIA HALL. TUESDAY (XMAS MORNING), ' ■ 12.15 till 4 a.m.

MIDNIGHT DANCE. CHRISTMAS NIGHT, Commencing 12 midnight. THE CAVES(Moran Buildings), . Octagon. The Dancfers’ Midnight Rendezvous. The' most popular place iu town. Admission 2s. Cabaret Supper. NOTE. —Another Midnight, Sunday Next, Dec. 30; same place, same time. B IG MIDNIGHT DANCE, VICTORIA HALL, TUESDAY (XMAS MORNING), 12.15 till 4 a.m. MIDNIGHT Dancers were all at Majestic Ballroom this morning; another To-mor-row-, Midnight.