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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVI, Issue 57, 4 September 1943, Page 2

'■ ,: ■■"■ =ST TONIGHT'S BOOKINGS . | -;:,,.: r .vr ■■■-■..■' ARE heavy, _-?== J^ IMG'S ~~=i"., ■ SO RESERVE EARLY. . ■ '-. Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. 1 " Direction: AMALGAMATED'THEATRES, Direuliuu: Airiiilnmiiattfd Theatres, Ltd., LTD., Throughout N 2 Throughout N.Z. ,-j*^^ " " ' j TODAY—2 p.m. and 8 p.m. . i^p*****^^^,,, ANOTHER WEEK-OF THRILLS, ADVEN- _^«-■"•"""^ TURK, ROMANCE, IN TIIE DARING AND .^•-rj.*""'*^ *"^ EXCITING STORY OF THE BANDIT o*^ "**■" QUEEN OF THE OZARKS. • I'ROGRAMMES WITH THE SEAL Off QUALITY 20th Century-Fos Presents Presenting "BELLE S T ARR" 20tb Ceotury.J"ox'« Glittering Show "BELLE STARR" With Two ttToiirit* Stars "BELLE STARR" q . • T . "BELLE STARR" *™\% p J? 1™ «D Pr I rom a p r>,, WliiNJCi PAYNE Dilj.LL.Jk 51 AKK HIT Nil? TJAVIVII? "BELLE STARR" HEME _ PAY]NE (THE BANDIT QUEEN) ■ JACR QAB £ QgA Starring the Delightful Entertainment GENE TIERNEY RANDOLPH SCOTT "MARRIAGE ON ICE" FILMED » TECHNICOLOUR. ". "MARRIAGE ON ICE" —she was hailed throughout Missouri asa . <tS)AK «*»»"* neiv Joan of Arc—Here Indeed is an enter- To the g w i ne i nB str«inn «f n.n»» n,«H w» i tainment the whole family will enjoy. 10 me BWInSInE Strains of Dance Band No. 1, SUPPORTS INCLUDE— SAMMX KAtB and His Orchestra. N.Z. Newsreel—making Sten guns—launching ODTSTANDTtir ffTrATTtuir'mi'a mrnTrnw "X" boats—overseas news—Japs attack vital "uIsrANDXNG FEATURETTES INCLUDE Allied eupply Hues. CoL Cartoon# TraTologue/ Kewireel , ALLIED FORCES IN ACTION IN SOLOMONS —SPECIAL ATTRACTION— Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. Tel. 52-212. "EVERYBODY'S WAR," AMERICA SPEAKS (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) WELLINGTON RETURNED SERVICES' ASSN. i (INCORPORATED) HOME SEKVICE MEN! The Wellington R.S.A. invite all men who have served, or are serving, In HOME DEFENCE FORCES to attend a Meeting to be held in R.S.A. Rooms, 12 Victoria Street, at 7.45 p.m.,- on Monday, September 6, 1943. BUSINESS: Formation of Home Service Association. I». W. WOOLLEY, Secretary, Wellington R.S.A. SPECIAL MEETING ' THE WELLINGTON TRADES COUNCIL (NEW ZEALAND FEDERATION OF LABOUR) ; A SPECIAL* SUMMONED MEETING OF THE - COUNCIL WILL BE HELD TRADES BALL, TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, SEPTEMBER 7, 7.30 P.M. URGENT AND IMPORTANT BUSINTCSS I i . 11.I1. P. WALSH, President. • P. £. WARNER, Secretary. NEW ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY "''"■'. -M U, ■■'••■,■•, : Labour Candidates will address Meetings as follows during the week ending Friday, September 10, 1943 (All meetings commence at 8 p.m. unless specified):— WELLINGTON CENTRAL: Rt. Hon. P. Fraser MONDAY, CONGREGATIONAL HALL, CAMBRIDGE TERRACE, LADIES' MEETING, I ,2.30 p.m. Mrs. P. Fraser invites the ladies of Wellington Central to attend a meeting in the above Hall, at 2.30 p.m. on Monday. TUESDAY, METHODIST HALL, HATAITAI. Speaker: Mr. P.. McKeen. WELLINGTON NORTH: Mr. C. H. Chapman WEDNESDAY, METHODIST HALL, MOLESWORTH STREET. THURSDAY, PATANGA CRESCENT, OPEN AIR. WELLINGTON SOUTH: Mr. R. McKeen MONDAY, ST. HILDA'S HALL, ISLAND BAY. WEDNESDAY, ST. THOMAS'S HALL, NEWTOWN. THURSDAY, MOORE'S TEAROOMS, HAPPY .VALLEY. WELLINGTON WEST: Mrs. C, S. Stewart TUESDAY, PARISH HALL, KARORI. THURSDAY, ST. ANNE'S HALL, NORTHLAND, LADIES' MEETING, 2 p.m. Mrs, C. Stewart invites the ladles of Northland to a meeting in i the above Hall, at 2 p.m. THURSDAY, BAPTIST SCHOOLROOM, BROOKLYN. WELLINGTON EAST: Hon. R. Semple TONIGHT, KIOSK, SEATOUN. TUESDAY, MIRAMAR SOUTH SCHOOL, M. M. MOOHAN. THURSDAY, REX HALL, KILBIBXIE, HON. R. EDDY AND M. C. HAIR. VOTE LABOUR FOR PROGRESS SCRIM HITS OUT TOMORROW (SUNDAY), AT 8.15 AT THE "" DE LUXE THEATRE Subject!... "Where's This 'Ne^ Order' Coming From?" Why did Mr. Leslie Lefeaux, ex-Governor of the Reserve Bank, dissociate himself with the pre-election manifesto recently, issued by the Campaign for Christian Order? ... When three political parties now promise electors the millennium, what are their motives? „ . , What are PROMISES worth, anyway? »„ t Scrim can, tell you.. CALL FOR A TICKET NOW AND SECURE A SEAT. Tickets are available at the Committee Rooma: 26 Kent Terrace and 112 Adelaide Road. Special reserves only to elderly and disabled people. THOSE TREASURED TRINKETS PUT THEM TO WORK IN THE WAR EFFORT! In almost every home there are valuable old pieces of jewellery . ... never used —but probably treasured keepsakes. Today, when our country Is In. urgent need of money to ensure victory , . , why not convert those trinkets into War Savings Certificates. ' • It's so easy to do this. Bring or post your old gold ornaments, old diamond rings and brooches to us. We will pay you today's market value for them, and you can invest the proceeds in National War Savings. W. M. HAYCEAFT & CO., Manufacturing Jewellers, (ESTABLISHED 25 YEARS), 94 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON (OVER PRESTON'S). •Registered packages will receive prompt attention. MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. (^EO. HOWE Teaches Artistic Cake Decortt- W-^NTm Good Home, for Labrador Dog, X tog, complete tuttlon, fills; Cake» Iced, /»■ 13 months. 93 Cambridge Tee., WaterStands Loaned. 15 Kent Tee. Tel. 51-641. '<><>• PSORIASIS and Eczema eradicated by X.C.P. "DEUPHOLSTERING—Have your Suite BeOintment and Blood Purifier. Scales and -I*l covered in beautiful materials at Elston's Red Blotches disappear. Perrett. Chemist Furnishing Co., 30-32 Lower Cuba St. Tel. _ . 41-642. H Ais^\??s^ w&is?i uftia c o£jrL?i2aas sa; ts » eds, stewart Dawson'B BulldiDßv™ EDDING and Birthday Cakes artistically ITII^ 03 hSn. 1"™ B™™'?^ Jlnf decorated, satisfaction guaranteed. Par- » ' Nerves, bull* up nervous .ystena, brings tlculars, Mrs. Enoch, 10 Rintoul St., Newtown new hopes and energy: Ss TO. Perrett, Chwntet. MRS. COLLINS, 90 Manners St., for every- Tf 1 C.P. Septic Nail Ointment genres perlwL thing in Children^ Woollen and 81lk Seta, Hi* manently Chronic - Septic Nails, never Crocks, Bompcrs, Infants' Outfit*; moderate, tails in worst cases; 25.6 d. Fcrrctt, Chealst, t . ..-.■■■ -.'.'•..■'"'