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Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 118, 15 November 1939, Page 2

ASK ANY ONE OF THE THOUSANDS WHO HAVE : ': SEEN "GOING PLACES." ~ "GOING PLACES." "GOING PLACES." (Approved Universal Exhibition.) Everyone's saying it's the Brightest Musical in the Kingdom of Swingdom. HEAR DICK POWELL SING "SAY IT WITH A KISS" TO ANITA LOUISE! j HEAR LOUIS ARMSTRONG SING "JEEPERS CREEPERS" TO HIS HORSE!! '. Book Now for'the* T\E LUXE -J-'E LUXE Two Sessions: DE LUXE 2 p.m., 7.45 p.m. DE LUXE Tel. 53-080 DE LUXE ■ for Reserves. . DE ;LUXE DE LUXE | —And ' i George Raft Claire Trevor | "I ST6f¥A nMILLION." | (Recommended Adult Audiences.) . ..'. .;—And—'."'.■'. THRILLING FINISH of the MELBOURNE CUP! ! I . i •'' ; '. . * VTATIONAL ART GALLERY, "** ' BUCKLE STREET. EXHIBITION OF INTERNATIONAL AND NEW ZEALAND ART. NOW OPEN. HOURS: ' ; Week days: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sundays: 2 p.i^. to 5 p.m. Evenings (Monday to Friday): 7 p.m. to 9^o p.m. ADMISSION FEES: Adults ls; Children under 15 (accompanied by adult). 6d. Season tickets, 10s. Tearoom Open Daily, The Collection includes ?some of the li nest examples of Contemporary Art by British, French, and Belgian Artists Loan Pictures from the Tate Gallery, London, and Paintings by New Zealand Artists. TZ-ARITANE HOSPITAL, MELROSE, The Gardens and Rhododendron Dell will be open to the Public on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, ALSO 25th and 30th. Buses leave Courtenay Place 1.10, 2.10, 3.5 p.m. Return 3.45, 4.40. _ Admission, ls. Afternoon lea, bd. . ■■■ ■; EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS, "DRAWINGS, aiid ARCHITECTURAL- STUDIES "■'■"---■■ -'■ -By: .■•:.■.* - ■•*• ERNEST GERSON At KIRKCALDIE* AND STAINS" LOUNGE ;. From THURSDAY, NOVEMBER % .'■-«. ';■.■:' ' ■-■ .io .. ■ "'. -. 77T* . THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30. WELLINGTON FREE KINDERGARTEN ASSOCIATION. LECTURE HALL, WOMEN'S SECTION, CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION, . THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2.30 p.m. MISS E. T. WILSON, Principal of the above Association, will give a Short Lecture on Kindergarten Activities in New Zealand, illustrated'by films. QANCING, yy TONIGHT! TONIGHT! PETER PAN DANCE CLUB, ETER PAN DANCE CLUB. PHARMACY HALL, CAMBRIDGE TERRACE. .Always Heaps of Fun and a Pleasant Evening. "■- Good Modern Music by LES. FORSYTH'S FAMOUS SWING yyy ' , ' band. ■~,',: Subs. 2s. Organised by Mr. J. Moore. THIRD HEAT WELLINGTON SENIOR BALLROOM CHAMPIONSHIPS. THE REALSii BALLROOM. X TONIGHT AGAIN! A Special Exhibition Effort—Far. Too ..Good;.-to Miss. , . .-':,'., You must be with us—come along-and celebiN^te.^ Usual Subs. '''"-.."> All No. 2 Trams to Doors. LATE TRAMS HOME. MAYFAIR CABARET, AYFAIR CABARET, TONIGHT! TONIGHT! "■.. _ And —....' EVERY NIGHT! Dancing from 8.30 p.m. Subscription, 2s 6d, including shpper. Tea and Dancing every afternoon. Afternoon tea, ls; Dancing, 6d extra. . _» : -, QT. JOHN'S AMBULANCE HALL, j ° 29 Vivian Street. j This Popular Old-time Dance ; Every Wednesday and Saturday. ! Le^. Walker's Band. Admission, 2s. I Dance Tonight Dance Tonight AT THE Dance Tonight Dance Tonight H/TAJESTIC CABARET, Dance Tonight iYJ-AJESTIC CABARET. Dance Tonight Dancing from 9-12. Dance Tonight Dance Tonight Subs. 2s 6d Dance Tonight (including supper) EDUCATIONAL. SHORTHAND. TYPEWRITING. AND ENGLISH. SPECIAL COACHING for all Esamma- '*•' tions. Individual Tuition ensures Success. MISS A. SUTHERLAND. FJ.P.B., P.C.T.. 115 Lambton yuay (SaywelJ Building). Telephone 44-493 Res 17-474. j THE MODERN COMMERCIAL ■■*-" SCHUOL. 22 The Terrace. SHORTHAN. AND TYPEWRITING. Day and Evening Classes. ..EVENING SESSION, 5-9 P.M. No Overcrowding. MRS. NICOLAUS, P.C.T« Principal DENTISTS. Jg C. EVANS. DENTAL SURGEON. | Stewart Dawson's Buildings, Lambton Quay. Telephone 45-488. lIENTAL. CARS. OE LUXE VS RENTAL CARS. pUR ii E BK O 8., LTD .. .•*-* ;.....". - Kilbirnie; -' Vel, 17-09^:' Cheapest Rates. Tel. 17-0*99