'Compulsory Cabaret For Women', Wednesday 14th December [1980s?]

Item

Identifier: dlpc00003

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

Poster advertising a cabaret event for women to build the unions. Red line drawing of the Beehive flying 'Industrial Law Reform' flag and 'Voluntary Smash The Unions National Party' banner, plus text on cream background. Text states: 'Compulsory Cabaret for Women To Build Our Unions. Women's Sub-committee of Wgtn. Trades Council presents an evening of songs, drama and discussion about the effects of Industrial Law Reform. Caltex Lounge - 24 Taranaki St, Wed. 14th Dec. 7.30, Admission Free, Alcohol available.'

Sticker on rear of poster states 'This poster is on long term loan to TUEA from Therese O'Connell. The poster has been laminated with a grant made available by the Ministry of Women's Affairs.'

Dates

Wednesday 14th December [1980s?]

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