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Hutt News, Volume XII, Issue 22, 17 November 1948, Page 2

HK3NG GEORGE= Direction: Kerridge-Odeon LOWER HIJTT’S DISTINCTIVE THEATRE HEARING AIDS AVAILABLE 63-933 Telephone 63-933 Telephone Bookings not accepted Saturdays EVERY EVENING 7.4s—Shoppers Session Friday 4.45 p.m. MATINEE EVERY DAY (Except Friday) at 2 p.m. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY—2 p.m., 7.45 p.m. The exciting story of a fascinating hut quite unscrupulous family— THE TRUTH .... ‘ , . , , ABOUT REGINA . . . and her gentlemen Inends! HER FATHER . . . and .the secret of his money! HER BROTHER . . . and the Can-Can Girl! AND BEN . . . and the violence of his greed! From the Stage Play by Lillian Heilman ANOTHER FART OF THE FOREST Starring Academy Award Winner-of "Tim nest Years or our Uves“ FREDRIC MARCH Dan Duryea Edmond O’Brien Ann Blyth John Dari Recommended by Censor for Adults FRIDAY ' SATURDAY MONDAY 4.45, 7.45 p.m. 2p.ni., 7.45 p.m. - p.m., 7.45 p.m. “This is a Film I can recommend to the fastidious, and must urge the indifferent to see” — vide “Evening Post,” 5/10/48 Speaking, of course, of OSCAR WILDE’S MOST SCANDALISING COMEDY AN IDEAL HUSBAND COLOUR BY TECHNICOLOUR WITH CONSUMMATE ACTING BY PAULETTE GODDARD MICHAEL WILDING Diana Wynard Glynis Johns Constance Collier Sir Aubrey Smith Also —-—- N.Z. WEEKLY REVIEW covers tiie 194 S TROTTING CUP, The WOOL STORE FIRE, CINESOUND NEWS, COLOURED CARTOON MOVIETONE 'ADVENTURE Recommended by Censor for Adults _

HUTT VALLEY NATIONAL CLUB (Inc.) GAMES COMPETITIONS DANCING NOVELTY PRIZES ' ‘ END-OF-YEAR PARTY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Williams, who are leaving the district, will be the guests of honour of the Club and Electorate, All members cordially invited. Remember the date—November 25. JUNIOR CLUB BRAINS TRUST EVENING—TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 8 p.m. Special invitation lo Senior Members MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEAS AND LIGHT LUNCHEONS WEDDINGS AND PARTIES CATERED FOR Telephone - - - 60377

REV THEO M BAMBER, OUTSTANDING LONDON BAPTIST MINISTER WILL SPEAK AT THE LOWER HUTT BAPTIST CHURCH, PURIRI STREET SUNDAY NEXT at 11 a.m. Rev. Bamber is Minister oi: Rye Lane Church, London, with a membership of Boo —He is a WORLD FAMOUS KESWICK SPEAKER and is on his way to Australia to speak at the Katoomba Convention Don’t Miss Hearing this World Personality HIS OTHER ENGAGEMENTS INCLUDE KESWICK BIBLE READINGS in CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH, WELLINGTON, NOVEMBER 20th to 253rd SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, at 7.30 p.m. SUNDAY, NOV. 21 —COMBINED PUBLIC RALLY" at 53 p.m. CHURCH SERVICE AT CENTRAL at 7 p.m.

FU N F AIK ——F UN .F AI R HORTICULTURAL HALL ■ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, at 2 p.m. Official Opening by His Worship the Mayor GRAND MANNEQUIN PARADE By Courtesy SMITHS ON HIGH STREET Featuring lovely Beach and Sports Wear and New Look Clothes. SEE TWO SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS' —Ist, Rose Marie Reid Swim -Suits as actually worn by Ester Williams. 2nd, As modelled for the Duchess of Windsor. Well Stocked -Stalls Xmas Bargains Bran Tubs Afternoon Tea FUN SESSION FUN SESSION QUIZ’S FOB YOUNG AND OLD HOOD PRIZES —— BE THERE TO WIN ONE ADMISSION 1/-; CHILDREN fid. (Proceeds for Free Kindergarten New Building) x

8 p.m. SATURDAY NIGHT IS SPEEDWAY NIGHT 8 p.m. CAN ALF . CLARKIN BEAT FRANK BOYLE —SID JENSEN BILL BOWE? Tlie Winners last chance before Bruce gets back to Break the Record 18 THRILLING EVENTS—in the World’s most Thrilling Sport ALSO—--6.30 to 7.3 O—BASEBALL 7.30 to 7.so—The SILVER ARROW MARCHING TEAM The 'Best, Evening’s Entertainment ever offered the Wellington and ilutt Valley ALL .FOE 2/0 Oil lid) REN 1/6 Trains leave Wellington (i.lO, 7.1.0 p.m. Listen to 2ZB 6.4 p.m.

TAITA NORTH SCHOOL GALA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4. TUG -O '-W A R CON T EST Entrance Fee, 15s i>er loam of 5 Men and a Captain. Prizes: £5 Gs First (Minimum) £2 2s Second. First Pull at 2 p.m. sharp. Entries close on Wednesday, December 3, with Mr. B. A. Jesse, 24 Biddle Crescent, Lower Fluff.