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Otago Daily Times, Issue 25101, 17 December 1942, Page 8

40,000 AUCKLANDERS CAN’T BE WRONG Six Weeks in Auckland,, with Four In Wellington, “ THE FLEET’S IN ” Has Just Finished Its Fifth Week and an All-time Record for the Avon Theatre, Christchurch ! yT. JAMES Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. TO-MORROW 2 AND 8 P.S& Paramount Pictures Present THE COMEDY THAT HAS BROKEN ALL PREVIOUS LAUGH RECORDS. “ THE FLEET’S IN” “THE FLEET’S IN” “THE FLEET’S IN” “THE FLEET’S IN” “THE FLEET’S IN” “THE FLEET’S IN” Chockful of Gobs, Girls, Gags, Tunes, and Stars, Three of the Screen's Most Popular Personalities, EDDIE BRACKEN DOROTHY LAMOUR WILLIAM HOLDEN And Among the Many Entertainment Stars Are BETTY HUTTON. America’s No. 1 Jitterbug; BETTY JANE RHODES. Song Stylist; LEIF ERICKSON. Popular Screen Favourite; JIMMY DORSEY and HIS ORCHESTRA, with 808 EBERLY and HELEN O’CONNELL, Vocalists; CASS DALEY, Who Sings Novelty Numbers While Making Horrific Faces: GIL LAMB, Lunatic with the Harmonica: and the Comedy Dance Team of LORRAINE and ROONAN. Plans at D.I.C. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Finally To-day At ST. JAMES 2 and 7.30 “ LADY—for—a—NIGHT ” Joan BLONDELL John t^YNE, And STANLEY LTTPINO In "LUCKY TO ME” . (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) " STEELITE ” Green; Easily the best roof Paint on the market: permanent colour; non-poisonous.—Smith and Smith. Ltd. DANCING ANNOUNCEMENT PUBLIC OF DUNEDIN! ' On Saturday night at the TOWN HALL DANCE, the Grand Final of the 1942 Otago £2O Open Ballroom DUncing Championship will take place. The finalists selected are:— Mrs D. Duff, Mr D. Duff. Mrs A. Ritchie, Mr A. Ritchie. Mrs Kaye, Mr Kaye. Mrs E. Lockie, Mr L. Brown. Mrs Cottle, Mr Cottle. Mrs E. Bolton, Mrs DeVlin. Miss L. Smiley. Miss G. Smiley. Miss Z. Tavendale, Miss M. Marston, Miss H. Eennet, Miss N. Jenkins. Miss M. Tait, Mr R. Ccombe. Miss Hellar, Mr J. Watson. Miss J. Baxter, Mr K. Brookes. Miss E. Freeman, Mr D. Brown. This will be a great contest and well worth seeing, many champions being among the finalists. WHO WILL WIN?????? SPECTATORS, 6d. SCHOOL OF DANCING. FINAL NIGHT FOR SEASON. CRAWFORD LOUNGE. St. Andrew street. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Dancing 8-12.

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