AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. PACKED FROM STREET TO SCREEN ! —lt's definitely the Greatest Entertainment of this or any other year . . . BE ADVISED—PLANS ARE RAPIDLY FILLING SO BOOK NOW J CHILDREN'S "POPEYE" and "PLAINSMAN" I SESSION TO-DAY AT 11 O'CLOCK. j 3 Sessions To-day: 11 a.m.—2.15 —8 p.m. The Theatre of "Big" Attractions. -MAYFAIRThone 31-213. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Lid. PARAMOUNT PRESENTS THE GLORIOUS STAR TEAM OF "MR DEEDS" IN THE GRANDEST ROMANCE EVER TO REACH THE SCREEN ! : CECIL B. : ~, DE MILLE'S ; ..,, r !'! if "THE PLAINSMAN" (M Hi "THE PLAINSMAN" \l\ ll! "THE PLAINSMAN" LLL' GARY "THE PLAINSMAN" JEAN COOPER "THE PLAINSMAN" ARTHUR "THE PLAINSMAN" II "THE PLAINSMAN" 11 |! .With i| jjjl JAMES ELLISON, HELEN BURGESS. ' Ij'j : GEORGE HAYES. ; (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) SPECIAL "FEATURETTES INCLUDE "POPEYE" THE SAILOR in "HOLD THE WIRE" • SPECIAL NEWS SCOOP—SPRINGBOKS v. N.S.W. PLANS AT D.I.C. OR THEATRE.
THEATRE ROYAL A FEAST OF COMIC OPERA Commencing MONDAY, JULY 12111 MONDAY, JULY 12th 4 Nights Only. Matinee July 14th. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., present the incomparable GLA D Y S MONCRIEKF MONCRIE FF Together with a Brilliant COMIC OPERA COMPANYCOMIC OPERA COMPANY in a magnificent production of Franz Lehar's immortal and most popular of all Operettas T 11 K T H E MER R Y M E It R Y \V I D O W WIDO W which on Saturday last created a furore of enthusiasm in Wellington, where it is attracting record audiences. The Cast Sonia (Merry Widow) Baron Popoff Prince Danilo Nisch Frou Fron De Jolidon Nathalie - Novikbvich M. De St Brioche Olga „ M. Khadja ' Waiter Marquis Cascada Includes: .. GLADYS MONCRIEFF CECIL KELLAWAY Eric Bush Don NiCol ............. Arthur Clarke .......... Carmen Mascagni PttfcW Dawson Gerald Connolly. Leslie Crane Les Donaghey Cecil Pawley FULL OPERATIC CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA. FRIDX\\ JULY 16th. FRIDAY, JULY 16th. Five Nights Only. Matinee Saturday, July I7th, and Wednesday, July 21st THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAINS BOX PLANS will be opened at the D.I.C. on Thursday morning next, at 9 o'clock.- A queue will be formed from 8 a.m. EVENING PRICES: Reserved D.C. and Stalls 6/- (Saturday 7/-). Unreserved Stalls 4/-, Gallery 1/6. Early Door Gallery 6d extra. MATINEE PRICES: 5/-, 4/-, 2/-, and 1/6. Children 2/6, 2/-, and 1/-. All Prices Plux Tax. Representative: John FarrelL
WRESTLING. CANTERBURY WRESTLING ASSOCIATION (INC.) WRESTLING WRESTLING EARL McCREADY v. JOHN SPELLMAN EARL McCREADY EARL McCREADY JOHN SPELLMAN JOHN SPELLMAN THEATRE ROYAL WEDNESDAY NEXT. Plans and Day Sales at Langc's. No Increase in Prices. Autograph Books will NOT be signed at the theatre.
OVERSEAS TOUR. overseas tour. (CONDUCTED Tour of Great Britain. v ' France, and Belgium, sailing about March 15th. 1938, returning October. 18. 1938. Tourist class on steamers. Inclusive cost £4BO, including exchange and tax. Immediate reservations necessary. Apply in first instance to: "TOURS" C/oi GOLDBERG ADVERTISING AGENCY. LTD.. AIM.P. Buildings, Wellington.
FARMERS' TOUR FARMERS' TOUR OF AUSTRALIA. Of? DAYS of interesting travel. Depart New Zealand. August 5. visiting New South Wales and Queensland. Inclusive cost £64 from New Zealand. Further particulars and itinerary apply: GOVERNMENT TOURIST BUREAU. 6239 or Local Stock Agent
FAIL'S FISH CAFE. 'AIL S FISH' CAFE Cashel street, near the Bridge. OYSTER SOUP and FRIED OYSTERS OUR SPECIALTY.
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