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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 55, 2 September 1944, Page 2

ANOTHER BRITISH TRIUMPH I ALL RESERVABLE SEATS SOLD FOR TONIGHT. AMALGAMATED THEATRES. LTI>. j ill plaza mi Throughout N.Z~ ~ 2 P.M. — DAILY — S P.M. 20th CENTURY-FOX PRESENTS THE GAUMONT-BRITISH THRILLER —"ALIBI""ALIBI " —-—;. — " A LIB I " -__- — With — ; ;*; \ MARGARET LOCKWOOD HUGH SINCLAIR RAYMOND LOVELL A Brand-new Murder Mystery with a Brand-new Angle I (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) ™S* Ne£\£ h9 FiShting Seventh March In ona rt ne «Kß°, b H?- pe and Part * Arr^s. Research and Sharks, N. 2. forestry Unit In Italy" DANCINCL "~ M GAIETY CLUB. EMBERS and Friends are advised thit. commencing from - H SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, Dancing will be to ANDY SHEARER'S BALLROOM ORCHESTRA. No Jitterbug Dancing Allowed. MlffFl : cabaret: A * * -A l R CABARET. Dancing Every Night to the Music of GEORGE MOLONEJ AND HIS BAND Ring 51-7 TO and Reserve Your Table for Saturday Nights. Weddings Catered For. N.Z. WONDER. ELECTRIC GUITARIST — VIV. MIDDLETON. With his Sensational Brother RAY MIDDLETON TgijW S-™J- BERHiMPOB , -LUTANEKAI _ BERHAMPORS. Floor Show. Lucky Spot Monte Carlo _ No. 1 M.C.: ERNIE BULL Late Tram. Special Fun. " Direction: W. SCOTT-DAVEY 'pus Pavels sites —THiirn —is «- BALLRUUAI UAAUIM; laf Floor, Hannahs Hicks „ , ■ Latnblon Qy. Principals: Lawrence McKE*. misio (London) v fnllat6^ esso°s °a"y. •« a.m. to 10 po Intermediate Classes every Tuesday from ° PJn. to 10 d m Junior Closes Every Friday. 5.15 p.m. to <. onu Tels.: 41-834 , Residential u.wi THE PEOPLE'S""— DTNCT " f^SSI SATURDAY NIGH'I EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT MODERN AND OLD-TIME Good Floor. Good Supper.- and Dance ; Subs. 2s - ■ .- toon „, thf Prtoe , THB MARGARKI OC(»NN()K SxuUuT. *- PrlnclpaJ KATHLEEN O'CONNOR. M.J.S.T.D. 8.8. ' (London) • ' * Friday Evening Classes, 8 to a.so ar^^rMsrSfei 40 to '9-30----Ist and 2nd Floors, 88 Lower Cuba St. _: (Opp. James Smith's) "'■ yALERIE JACKMAN. M.R.A.D., Advanced T (London) BALLEX. CH^TB^T^BPAKiam A^D Children Trained for Royal Academy !£xamln»- ---„„„ , V on > and CompetiUona. " bpeclal Care With Baby Classes .... 50 COURTENAY PL. lei. 0Q.547. Tel. 55-547; IaSKMBLY HALL BROUGHAM iff *V* THIS EVENING; ■ : n'\ MODERN DANCE MODERN DANCR Excellent Floor, Supper, Good Musi^ DANCE TO " JERRY HALL AND" HIS ORCHESTRA Admission 2s 6d. v Strictly No Jitterbug Dancing PUBLIC SERVICE WOMEN'S "^LUB (Incorp.), ° At 7.30 for all Servjcemen and es-ServicemeU. TONIGHT; ~ TONIPHT ' everyone. 2ZB Vocalists, Excellent Music, Floor, and Suppet ' Th.= nms 3 aad 4 S£°P at Door. This Dance Is held every Tuesday Sub S . 2s6 q. ndSatUrday- - Miiftii 7^" :r:.:cABABEx.Z •-•.■" To Subs R3s B MOLOK.P;AND HIS BAND For Saturday Night Reservations Ring 51-770. Weddings Catered for. r.s>a. hall, W^^r7 Miramar Aye. KltiMlffTlgfßgl O LD -""ME DANd *=^jP=|pr=»* \J ' TONIGHT. "**SSIS^ Miramar Diggers' Orchestrt. Good Supper. Subs.: Single 2s, Double 3s 6d. Uniform la M. Y.M.C^ BIRCH ST. HALL. Waterloo. E^, 50— DANCE —50 VERY SATURDAY - EVERY SATURDAY At 8 p.m. Admission 2s. Double 3s 6d. Bus to Petone and Hutt After Dance. . TOHNSONVILLE _ . NWZ BItANCH DANCE fJTl 7RHEDitßtfi(!i!i| TONIGHT, \2*^o/ SYMONDS HALL. MELODY MAKERS' BAND* Trains :.ill midnight. Subs. 2s, Uniform Is. HUH1 VALLKV YOUNGER SET ' QLIPPEK'S HALL, RAILWAY AYE., LOWER HUTT. Phil Gamby's Popular H.V.Y.S. Orchestra. Excellent Supper. Subs., 2s 6d. DANCERS ■———■ *. n 4yppi>c DANCERS _ DANCERS Tonight is your night of recreation, so enjoy it to its fullest in the pleasant surroundings R?n rSf vSI ~^ Rl° GRANDE, i-iIO| GRANDE -_. . mo GRANDE MIRAMAR. MIRAMAR. DANCING, S p.m.-Midnight. To your favourite dance melodies plated for your dancing pleasure in strict dance tempo by D.VR. DANCE ORCHESTRA! v D.V.R. DANCE ORCHESTRA, tsitbs.: 2s and 2s 6d. Services 2s Supper Inclusive. Late Trams i,o Town. EJrrZ HAWAII CALLS! ' THEL KAY'S ■ BASKETBALL GIRL^ viyr^nnJ^Jo s>vay tc> the rtiythm -of MN ' FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER S, -1944. Special Attractions. Hula Danes.^Subscription 2s ■ 6d. Snv^v T HI lv „■ REALM BALLROOM: -*■ Wellington's Finest Dance. . EVERYTHING THE BEST. * BL, WISE. BE THERE. _„ V.M.C.A., CUBA ST., PETONE " 10I)mii AND OLD-TIME DANCE! S ¥£& .- JOY TONIGHT. KJ Additional Monte Carlos and Lucky < Spot Dances and Confetti Dance. ' Strictly no Jitterbug Dancing allowed. ■ PTONibiiX— MODERN DANCING—TONIGHT " 5527 E BALLROOM, , ALM GROVE BALLROOM, Cambridge Tee. Wi?-V ange Pfosramme of modern dances in : Wellington's No. 1 Luxury Ballroom. Non-stop Dancing, S p.m. to Midnight. Dont miss the "Yes-No Monte Carlo Quiz." ' UAf r,4 t r Te??S^ ed by "Dlck Holden.") mr S5 S BALLROOM ORCHESTRA - Sub^ C,HA^ IER>S BALLROOM ORCHESTRA isuos. 2s 6d, supper included. Good Prizes: Subs. 2s 6d. • . • For Good Music and Dancing PALM GROVE BALLROOM. gHETLAND SOCIETY. GRAND SOCIAL AND DANCE, TONIGHT (SATURDAY), at S o'clock. 1.0.0. F. HALL, ALLEN ST. Good Programme arranged. Come along and bring your friends i Subs.: 2s and is 6d. * ■ A W. R. ANDERSON, Hon. See. - .1 T TONIGHT SATURDAY TONIGHT? ~ ] RADES HALL — VIV UN ST. Old-time Dancing. j To Jim BiacUwood's Orchestra j Subs. 2s, Men in Uniform Is 6d. gT. JOHN . AJIBULANCE HALL, . i . TONIGHT. -'". "Lan *" TONIGHT ALL OLD-TIME DANCING WEDNESDAY NEXT, SEPT. 6 OUR OLD-TIME BALL ST. FRANCIS HALL, HILL ST. THE SHOW OF THE YEAR. Music, Les Walker's Orchestra (7) and Tom Rowland's Orchestra Extras. YOU MUST BE THERE. Subs. 4s 6d. MISCELLANEOUS. "~ * OEUPHOLSTERING—Have your Suite Rai-»» coysred in beautiful materials at Elston's Furnishing Co., 30-32 Lower Cuba St. Tel; 41-642. * ' " T .INOLEUMS, porches, steps painted with our' JU Paving Paint give charm and warmth to your home. McLean and Archibald LttL*^; Bond St. - EXCLUSIVE to Perrett's; Season's Joy Per« fume. Have you tried It? 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