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Evening Star, Issue 24280, 22 August 1942, Page 1

Weather Forecast Mainly fair Outlook changeable

Theatres Ltd, The Theatre Beautiful. 2 p.m. —TWICE DAILY— 8 p.m. THE MOST EXCITING ADVENTURE STORY EVER SCREENED. LAURENCE OLIVIER LAURENCE OLIVIER And LESLIE HOWARD LESLIE HOWARD With RAYMOND MASSEY; ANTON WALBROOK, , IN With GLYNIS JOHNS ERIC PORTMAN (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) BOX PLANS Octagon (Phone 13-091).

DANCING. MAKE XJP THAT PARTY TO-NIGHT. ST. JOHN AMBULANCE DANCE AMBULANCE HALL, LOWER YORK PLACE. DANCING DANCING DANCING DANCING DANCING DANCING OLD-TIME AND MODERN. Music by the MAYPAIR DANCE BAND (D. Rogerson, leader). Good floor. Best Set Supper in Town. ■ M.Cj, Mr A. Westfield. Admission, 2s. This Dance is run for the sole purpose of providing uniforms and equipment for the St. John Ambulance Brigade. Right of Admission Strictly Reserved.

MAKE UP A PARTY TOWN HALL DANCE TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY). OUR ANNUAL BIG AIR FORCE NIGHT. Ail Men in Air Force Uniform and W.A.A.F.’s in Uniform Admitted Free. DANCING;- TWO HALLS; ; DANCING. TWO HALLS, DANCING. THREE BANDS. DANCING. THREE BANDS. DANCING. MAIN TOWN HALL. DANCING. Dick Colvin’s Band. DANCING. Ail Modern Dancing. CONCERT CHAMBER, All Old-time. Georgians Band. y And Jolly Millers. NEW ZEALAND’S BIGGEST DANCE. BALLROOM DE LUXE FOR 2,000 DANCERS. SPECTATORS, 6d. DON’T FORGET, SATURDAY, 29th. Our Big Sixth Anniversary Night. Special Supper: Fruit Salad, Jellies, Trifles. Gentlemen. 2s 6d; Ladies, 2s. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ■jVf ONSTER GALA DANCE, PIONEER HALL. Wembley Dance. Wembley Dance. Grand Finale Wembley Dance. Queen Carnival. Wembley Dance. Wembley Dance. Wembley Dance. Pat Harbrow and Wembley Dance. His Wembley Band Wembley Dance'. . of Ten Players. Wembley Dance. Wembley Dance. Wembley Dance. Grand Poster CompetiWembley Dance. tion. Wembley Dance. Grand Poster CompetiWembley Dance. 1 tion. , Wembley Dance. All Profits • from this Dance for the All Purposes Appeal. Admission 2s 6d. CARGILL’S CASTLE. CARGILL’S CASTLE. SATURDAY (RACE) NIGHT. OTAGO’S LEADING CABARET. All Trotting Drivers the Guests of the Management. The Cabaret that has that Make-yourself-at-honie Feeling. In the beautiful, cosy log-fire ballroom enjoy the happiest night of your life as you swing to the streamlined Svncopation of SYRELLE HUNTER’S GOLD COAST PLAYERS. Cubicle Reserves are Free. We can arrange your transport for you on Reserving. 6s DOUBLE. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TEA KIOSK. TEA KIOSK. TEA KIOSK. ‘ TEA KIOSK. jQUNEDIN’S POPULAR CABARET. DANCE to the Scintillating Music of VIC. MOORE’S BALTIMORE SWING BAND, Playing your Old and Latest Hits. Excellent Supper. Two Vocalists. Sound System. Continuous Dancing. 6s per Couple. TABLE RESERVATIONS FREE. Phone 13-569. MAKE IT A PARTY. DUNEDIN Taxis—Old-time Dance, Crawford Lounge, Thursday, 3rd September; Pat Harbrow’s Orchestra; gentlemen 2s 6d, ladies 2s, members of the forces Is 6d. LEITH BOWLING CLUB. POPULAR OLD AND MODERN DANCE, . TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, Good supper and music. Novelty dances. Admission, Is fid. BROWN’S SCHOOL DANCING Embassj Salon. Learn Ballroom Dancing •".earners’ Class every Monday. 8 till 10.30 Is fid • Private lessons by appointment PHONE 18-831. THE. Lido Novelty Dance Band (three players) for that Dance, Party.—lnquiries 59 Chapman street, St. Hilda; phone 23-038.