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X P.M. DAILY r.46 • 2ND BIG WEEK . To cope with the demand fur seats for this Popular Programme,'there will be A SPECIAL SESSION TOMORROW AT 5 P.M. PHOTOGRAPHED JN ZONES OF COMIBAT BY MEN OF THE U.S. NAVY. Battles that Smashed .the Jap. Fleet and Set American Footsteps on , the Road to Toldo! 20th Century-Fox's I "THE FIGHTING LADY" "THE FIGHTING LADY" " Tho story of a Fighting Aircraft-Carrier. IN TECIINI COLOUR. i Preceded by ! 27 FAVOURITE STARS I 20lh Century-Fox's ■ FilmiKation of THE FAMOUS LAUGH-AND-TiL'IZ SHOW— -. I ■ "TAKE IT" OR LEAVE IT" | "TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT" | NOW, FILM FANS, HERE'S AN HILARIOUS OPPORTUNITY TQ TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE. (Both Approved for. Universal Exhibition.) \ Boon at D.I.C. or Theatre (o 1-505). j Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd., Throughout N.Z. t — 1. j BOOK EARLY! ' BOOK EARLY! j ■- 50-081. ]T^=\rOGl^Tl-i[EATRE^n | I tf^v terookiyxi. \ FINALLY TONIGHT, at 7.30. " j "EDGE OF DARKNESS-" (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.).. "HI GOOD LOOKIN" 5 (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) FRIDAY — SATURDAY — MONDAY. SONJA HENIE JACK OAKLE CESAR' ROMERO CAROLE LANDIS "WINTER TIME" SH.VRYN MOFFETT JILL ESMOND j "MY PAL WOLF" ; (Both Features Approved for Universal Ex.) THE VOGUE FOR JUST THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT. TAKE A No. 7/BROOKLYN ■ TRAM. s -' ' ■~~= -^- REG A L _=~ . KAROXU.. Box Plans at Knigbtob's, Tel. 28-365. 7.45.— finally tonight — 7.45; .- ' ' ' 'only " THE MORE THE MERRIER" Has a diugle. Nover before has one picture contained such delicate charm, such teudor lovo scenes, such rollicking laughter, and such timeliness. Co-starring lovely JEAN ARTHUR and JOEL McCREA, with CHARLES COBURN portraying a fabulous, lovable character. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) . ■ t METRO NEWS AND FEATURETTES. COMMENCING TOMORROW (FRIDAY), 7.30 p.m. "j "BELLBGTTOM GEORGE" ' "Sherlock Holmes Faces Death" TUESDAY NEXT: "THE MAN WHO CAME j TO DINNER" FINALLY TONIGHT. At 7..J0. 1 | / KEWTOWN'S LUXUHV THEATRE. !Sh T HE ASCOT \a_ \ CSi Telephone 15-176. J-^~\" Comer Constable St. ; Take Nos. 3 or 4 Trams to Doorl ; "BELLE STARR" ! _ " BELLE STARR " j j The Outdoor Tcchnicolour Triumph. j | RANDOLPH SCOTT GENE TIERNEY j ! (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) | i "JEANNIE" ■ "JEANNIE" >. I "JEANNIE" "JEANNIE" ; ! MICHAEL REDGKAVE BARBAITa MULLEN j I "' ' •■ ■ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ■■ \ TOMORROW, SATURDAY, MONDAY. [ "THE LAMP STILL BURNS" I "TIIE lu\MP STILL BURNS" j ROSAMUND JOHN STEWART GRANGER ! "PIN-UP GIRL" I , "PIN-UP GIRL" ! (In Tedinicclour.) j • ■ ■ 'I BETTY GRABLE JOHN HARVEY (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) BOOKBINDING, PRINTING), ETC. FOR- every description of Binding, includ*'l«g Permanent Records and Account Books, etc?—" Evening Post" Printing Dept.

SECOND W'KKK " OK WELLINGTON'S RIOT OF FUN COMMEXCKS \ T-0-M-O-R-R-O-W "IEE KING'S .HP" direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd., Throughout Xcw Zealand. 2 P.M. ■ DAILY 8 P..M. TUB STAGE HIT THAT HAD BROADWAY HYSTERICAL AND AS A PICTURE WILL PANIC . you " 3 IS A FAMILY" "3 IS A FAMILY" "3 IS A FAMILY" ; "3 IS A FAMILY" i IT'S THE STORY i OF A YOUNG COUPLE, i THE HOUSING SHORTi AGE, AND A BONUS : FROM A GAY, CARELESS ' . ■ STORK. © —Featuring— MARJORIE REYNOLDS CHARLES BUGGLES PAY BAINTER HELEN BRODERICK i ARTHUR LAKE HATTIE McDANIEL JJKFF DONXELL JOHN PHttLJBER 1 (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) | BE LIKE OTHERS — RESERVE NOW.. Plans at D.I 'c. and Theatre. (Tel. 52-212). i ■ j WATCH THIS SPACE FOR {TOMORROW'S OUTSTANDING ATTRACTION WILLIS STREET TEt- 4-1 ZJ9 OiKeCTiONfAMUGAMATSO THEATKSS LTD f —Daily from 11 am. Nightly. 7.30 o'cloch Here's a Super Mystery . . . in the Story of a Footloose Beauty and a Quiet Man, Partners by Flirtation In Crimson Murder. R.K.O. Radio Pictures Present EDWARD G. ROBINSON JOAN BENNETT !"The Woman In The Window" ! " The Woman In The Window" | ——Associate Feature—-— ] "THE FALCON OUT WEST." ! —-with iOM CONWAY BARBARA HALtf (Both Recommended by Censor oa Unsuitable for Children.) TOWN R ALI OWN HALL AN HISTORIC EVENT. J. and N. Tait, In association with .T. C. Williamson's, have the honour to announce GKACIB FIELDS GRACIE FIELDS GRACIJS FIELDS GRACIE FIELDS GBACH3 FIELDS ! GRACIE FIELDS j Who is just terminating a memorable tour of Australia, where scenes of indescribable en • thuslasm greeted England's beloved pntertalner i at every performance. • TWO" WONDERFUL CONCERTS. TWO WONDERFUL CONCERTS. FRIDAY. AUGUST 3. FRIDAY. AUGUST 3, — And — SATURDAY. AUGUST 4. SATURDAY, AUGUST 4. ONE GUINEA-SEATS ~..: May bo Selected at the D.I.C. TJJE NET PROFITS ARE TO BE DONATED BY GRACIE FIELDS, ..J. & N. TAIT, AND J. C. WILLIAMSON'S FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE WOUNDED AND DISABLED MEMBERS OF THE ARMY, NAVY. AND AIR FORCE, N.Z. PERSONNEL, AND/OR THEIB DEPENDANTS. THE BRITISH' MUSIC SOCIETY (N.Z., INCORPORATED). | ' FOURTH CONCERT. ! ■ 1944-15 SEASON. ; TONIGHT (THURSDAY), JULY 26. i . CONCERT CHAMBER, ' ■ j TOWN HALL, j At 8 p.m. | Pianoforte; BESSIE POLLARD. ' Instrumental Trio: REES McCONACHY, I FRIEDA MEIER, ORMI REID. ' Baritone; KENNETH MACAULAY. | Accompanist:- CLEMENT 'HOWE. | MISS VALERIE CORLISS, Hon. Organiser, N.Z. ll> Outline. Sfr. MISS J. MOLLY ATKINSON, | , Hon. Secretary. 1 21 Grosvcnor . Tee. /COMPANY Annual Reports and Balance* \J sheets printed promptly by tbo. "Evening Post" Printing Dept. Tel. 47-222.

"■■"' /■' ' " ■ ■ — ; ; — _. ". : : : • ■ i ■ UNRRA NATIONAL CLOTHING DRIVEj PROVIDE CLOTHES. OK MILLIONS PERISH jCLEAN AND REPAIR NOW THE CLOTHES YOU CAN SPARE j The following Is a list of depots to which the clothes may bo forwarded:— UPPER HUTT Red Cross Booms every afternoon. j1 LOWER HUTT: Red Cross Rooms above "Hutt News." every afternoon: Mrs Mitchell s home 117 Woburu Eoad; Church of Christ, Secldon Street, 2.30 {_ to 4 p.m. Monday an<l Tuesday, July 30' a.nd 81. , i PETONE: Patriotic shop. 172 Jacisson Street, trom Saturday (21st) to Saturday j (28th) Inclusive, 10 o'clock to 3 ./clock weekdays and 9 o'clock ; to 12 o'clock Saturdays: Mrs. Wallace's shop, corner Kensington .{ : Avenue and JacksoD Street. jK SEATOUN: Red Cross Rooms. opposite Vicarage, every afternoon, 12 to 3.30 o'clock. j RASTBOURNE Cotinei! Chnmbers. Wednesday mornings.* .'■!." . BROOKLYN: Methodist Sunday School, 10 o'clock to 4 o'clock every day. ... CITY lU>rl Crnss Uonms 6! Olson Street., nr l.ndy Oalway Gniild, i) 6 Tory Street. \ PAEKAKARIKI: Mr. Gifford's House, and Ocean House. KARORI: Red Cross Rooms/Main Road, 10 a.m. to 12 weekdays. . * MIRAMAR: Rod Cross Rooms, Hobnrt Street, 1.80-to 4 p.m.; Today (Thursday) and Friday this woek.. * , ' , BERHAMPORE: St.. Cuthbert's Church Hall, 2.30 to, 4 p.m.,1 "Friday and Saturday this- week. . • 1 ISLAM) BAY: Red Cross Shop. Theatre Building, from■ July. 30' to August-S, Ito 3 J p.m.. or Mrs. Toop'B-homo.. 103 Clyde Street. Ilcsidents of other suburbs please contact your Red Cross or Lady Galwny Guild Committees. ' , ; ' .Uost Churches Jiuvc agreed (o their Church Halls being used as receiving depots. ■ ' ■• .' ■■■•.■'. 1 LANCASHIRE HOUSE 35 BAY ROAD KILBIRNIE I OPrERS OUTSTANDING VALUE IN MANCHESTER, FURNISHING, AND f, WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR. . . j MANCHESTER FAWN ROLLER TOWELLING, 20IN ■ 5/10 YARD WINCEYETTE, PLAIN SHADES OF SALMON AND SKY, 361N 2/6 YARD \ _ WINCEYETTE, IN PRKTTY FLORAL DESIGNS, 3GIN, FROM. 3/6 YARD 1 UNBLEACHED SHEETS (UNHEMMED), 51 s 90, ONLY 17/3 PAIR FURNISHINGS A/SILK BROCADE', IN PALE BLUE, SAXI2 BLUE, AND GREEN, IDEAL C FOR CURTAINS AND ALL BEDROOM FURNISHINGS, 361N 6/11 YARD T FLORAL CRETONNE, EXCELLENT FOR MAKING LOOSE COVERS, ETC., 30IN 12/11 YARD T CASEMENT CLOTH, A GOOD HARD-WEARING CLOTH FOR FURNISHINGS, th OVERALLS, ETC., IN PINK, PALE AND DARK BLUB, BROWN, 361N FROM 3/11 YARD m COIR RUGS, IN ATTRACTIVE COLOURINGS .. 34 x 27 12/3, fifi x 36 10/] 1, 72 x3B 21/3 "w WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR PURE WOOL COMBINATIONS. CANTERBURY BRAND, O.tf. ONLY 31/6 PAIR £ PURE WOOL VESTS, ROSLYN, "DELTA" FINISH, S.S., O.S. ONLY 1-1/11 p SILK AND WOOL VESTS, OPERA TOP, O.S 8/SILK AND WOOL VESTS, S.S., W . ~ "7/9 al FLEECY-LINED NIGHTS. LONG SLEEVES IN ATTRACTIVE STYLES, FROM .. 37/6 INTERLOCK■ NIGHTS. LONG SLEEVES S.W., W. 16/11, O.S. 17/0 FAWN AVOOLLEN 'HOSE, Sl/., 9, 9«/« ••-■• ■ •••■ G/S) .PAIR SPECIAL — SPECIAL — SPECIAL PAISLEY CHINTZ. IDEAL FOR RECOVERING EIDERDOWNS. BEDSPREADS, CURTAINS, 301N, USUAL PRICE 0./3 YARD, SPECIAL PRICE -1/3 YARD LANCASHIRE HQUSE , FOR HIGH QUALITY —LOW PRICES i