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Evening Post, Volume CXL, Issue 102, 27 October 1945, Page 2

FOUR CROWDED SESSIONS YESTERDAY !AND COMPLETELY BOOKED OUT TONIGHT Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd.. Throughout N.Z. 2 p.m. — DAILY — 8 pirn. The Rapturous Music Operetta (In Beautiful Technicolour) "IRISH EYES ARE SMILING" " IRISH EYES ARE SMILING" "IRISH EYES ARE SMILING" "IRISH EYES ARE SMILING'" "IRISH EYES ARE SMILING"; — Starring — MONTY WOOLLEY JUNE DICK HAVER HAYMES And ■ " ' . I The Metropolitan Opera Singers, LEONARD WARREN. BLANCH THEBOM A 20th-Century-Fox Production Released in Conjunction with the World-wide 30-year Celebrations of Its President, SPYROS SKOURAS. " (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PLANS AT D. 1.C.. OR THEATRE "(TEL. 52-212) SPECIAL NEWS FLASH —— FOX MOVIETONE NEWS PICTURE, THE ATOMIC BOMB ' WILLIS STREET TEL. 4-1219 OIRSCTION*-AMALGAMATED Tfi£Arߣti i.rD. DAILY, at 11 a.m. NIGHTLY, at 7.30. R.K.O. Radio Pictures' — Present — THE TRUTH ABOUT MODERN YOUTH I What happetis to 'teen-age boys and girls when war disrupts the home! " YOUTH RUNS WILD" "YOUTH RUNS WILD" " YOUTH RUNS WILD" — With — BONITA GRANVILLE KENT SMITH ASSOCIATE FEATURE Stan LAUREL And Oliver HARDY — In — "THE BULLFIGHTERS" (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) UN I T V T~H E A .tTTe N I T V T HEAT ,R E Presents a. Reading of , "AWAKE AND SING" "AWAKE AND SING" by CLIFFORD ODETS at UNITY THEATRE, 134 CUBA ST., SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, at 8 p.m. Admission Free. Supper Served. KELBURN BRANCH, NATIONAL PARTY. A GENERAL Meeting and Film Evening will be held in the TRAINING COLLEGE HALL, Kowhai Rd., On TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, At 8 p.m. V.M.C.A. LADIES' AUXILIARY. "" A "VICTORY FAIR", will be held in the Lounge, V.M.C.A., Willis St., on Wednesday next, October 31, at 2 p.m. ' Official opening by the Mayoress, Mrs. W. Appleton, at 2.30 p.m. Plentifully stacked stalls of*'cakes',-'produce, ■ sweets, flowers, plain and fancy goods.' ; Admission Free. Afternoon Tea Is. Y.W.C.A. FERNLEAF CLUB. Open to AH Civilians and Servicemen. GRAND OPENING WEEKEND, OCTOBER 27 and 28. BLUE TRIANGLE HALL Next Hotel St: George. SATURDAY—DANCING, SUPPER. Gordon Johnston's Orchestra. 2s-. SUNDAY—TEA, 6 p.m.. and Films. Is. Commentator: Mr. Alan Richards. ~ WEST COUNTRY SOCIETY. ■"pHE next Social will he held in the ODDJ- FELLOWS' HALL. (2nd Floor), on Tuesday. October 30, at 7.45 p.m. Excellent Musical Programme. SPECIAL ATTRACTION. Exhibition Dancing by the pupils of Miss Valeric Jackman. Ladies Is, Gentlemen Is 6d. Supper served. "PUBLIC CONCERT. ~ PUBLIC CONCERT. THE THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY Marion St., Cordially invites you to a Programme of Instrumental and Vocal Music By Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tombs, Mrs. Hamilton Dixon, Miss Thea Smith. Original Song Compositions by Mrs. Tombs will be rendered. TOMORROW (SUNDAY), 7 P.M. TOMORROW (SUNDAY), 7 P.M. ■ _All Invited.

ReturnedsjfiWElSll DISPLAY OF WAR SOUVENIRS THE WELLINGTON RETURNED SERVICES' ASSOCIATION IS DESIROUS OF ARRANGING A DISPLAY OF WAR SOUVENIRS. We therefore appeal to all returned men and women ■ who • have any Souvenirs which they would be^willing to lend for the proposed display to communicate with the Secretary, Wellington R.S.A., 12 Victoria Street (Telephone 41-031). 8 Ex Navy, Army, Air Force, and Nursing Services personnel I Your co-operation would.be appreciated. L. W. WOOLLEY, Secretary. DIAMONDS AND OLD GOLD HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID Bring all your Old Gold, Broken Jewellery, Brooches, and ■ Diamond Jewellery to.ff. M. , Haycraft and Co. WE GIVE GENEROUS CASH PRICES c If unable to call, post your Old Gold, under cover, to us for Valuation. W. M. HAYCRAFT & CO. MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS 94 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON, CI. (OVER PRESTON'S) WAR ASSETS REALISATION BOARD SURPLUS WAR ASSETS FOR SALE TENDERS aro invited for :— 1. ROPE, SISAL, TARRED, lYain. 2V 2 in, and 3ln circumference. 2. CORD, VARIOUS TYPES AND SIZES (Large quantities of both items held at Te Awamutu, Mangiiron. and Weedons). 3. TENT DECK SECTIONS, WOODEN FORMS, BEDSTEADS, AND WHITE PINE ffIMBER h\ SMAI.L*SIZES, ex Palmerston North and Trentham Ordnance Depots. 4. HELMETS. CRASH FOR DESPATCH RIDERS, composition aud steel. Full range of sizes. Held: at Trentham. 5. SAND BAGS, NEW, quantity 547,900. Held at various depots throughout New Zealand. CLOSING DATES ARE STATED HEREUNDER: Items 1-3: Noon on Monday, November 5, 1945. Items 4-5: Noon on Monday, November 12, 1945. TENDERS should be addressed to the Board's Secretary, Defence Services Building, Bunny Street, Wellington (Box 5080 Lambton Quay) in envelopes marked "Tendor " Further particulars and conditions of tender (except as to the items ex Ordnance Depots) are available at the Board's Offices in Wellington,-Auckland (Dlhvorth Building, Queen Street), and Christchurch (Old Art Gallery Building, Durham Street), and also at the / Office of the District Storekeeper, Public Works Department, Dunedin, and, as to the • Items ex Ordnance Depots, at the Board's Wellington Offlce and the Public Works Department's Offices, Palmerston North-,' Wanganui, -Stratford, and Napier.