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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 57, 1 December 1923, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. FULLER’S His Tl/TAJESTY’S IS IVJ-AJESTY’S Aheatre. Direction: John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. TO-DAY, At 2.30. TO-NIGHT, At 8. Last Night of this Excellent Programme by LINN SMITH'S ROYAL JAZZ BAND Nover before have Wellington Theatregoers heard anything bke this real Jazz. B Hear Jazz as it should be playedASTON and . MARSHALL, RAY KEMBLE, ' GEORGE WALLACE REVUE COY. ' In a Merry, Melodious Pot-Poum. Prices: Is.. Is. and 2s 6<l- Reserves Box P Plln"t the Bristol-after 1-30 at Burnett's, next Theatre. ’Phone Theatre ' 800K 9 YOUR SEATS AND BE SURE. pRTNCESS THEATRE 1 RINCESS L IHEAilin. Manners .Street. A Programme that Young and Old will enjoy and appreciate. (1) JAMES KIRKWOOD ' JAMES KIRKWOOD JAMES KIRKWOOD ■ In "THE MAN FROM HOME." "THE MAN FROM HOME. "THE MAN FROM HOMEA Paramount Production in 7 Reels. (2) “THE CRADLE ” "THE CRADLE,” “THE CRADLE.” Featuring ETHEL CLAYTON. ETHEL CLAYTON. ETHEL CLAYTON. Another wonderful story by the author of "DAMAGED GOODS.” "DAMAGED GOODS.” "DAMAGED GOODS." (3) Two-reel Paramount Comedy, "MY GOODNESS.” "MY GOODNESS.” GAZETTE. SERIAL. GAZETTE. SERIAL. POPULAR PRICES At PRINCESS THEATRE. PRINCESS THEATRE. JAZZ BAND MATINEE. «. JAZZ BAND MATINEE. JAZZ BAND MATINEE. A Treat for Young and Old. TO-DAY. AT 2.30. TO-DAY. Everything as at night. Matinee Prices: Is. and Is. 6d.; Children, 6d. and Is. EVERYBODY’S. VERYBODY’S. Best and Most. NOW SHOWING. Continuous 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. "THE HIGHEST BIDDER,’’ “THE HIGHEST BIDDER,’ Goldwyn Production. NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH the Vitagranli Production, “To tho* Highest Bidder.” AN ALL-STAR CAST. An enchanting tale of love end millions at cross purposes. Also, "OUT OF THE DUST,’.’ "OUT OF THE DUST,” ' "OUT OF THE DUST,” Starring RUSSELL SIMPSON And ROBERT McKIM. A tale of life in the Wild West, with a smile, a tear, and a thrill. And "RUBBERNECK’S LETTER TO HOME FROM LONDON.” All who have seen London and all who would liko to see London will find enjoyment in this picture. EVERYBODY'S POPULAR ORCHESTRA. Reserves at Theatre. Ring 50. CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1923. PIANOFORTE RECITAL lANOFORTE RECITAL Imelda Fama Imelda Fama By Imelda Fama Imelda' I/'ama IMELDA FAMA Imelda Fama IMELDA FAMA Imelda Fama IMELDA FAMA Imelda Fama Imelda Fama Wellington’s Brilliant Imelda Fama Pianist. Imelda Fama Imelda Fama Works by Scarlatti, Bach, Imelda Fama Beethoven, Chopfri. Ravel, Imelda Fama Debassy, MacDowell, etc. Imelda Fama TICKETS. 4s. (reserved) and 3s„ plus tax. Box Plan at the Bristol. ATHLETIC SPORTS. Amateur athletics. .MATBUR ATHLETICS. first of season. FIRST OF SEASON. FIRST OF SEASON. Inter-club Contests for John Dewar Imperial Challenge Shield. A Full Programme of Class Events. CYCLING EVENTS. ( CYCLING EVENTS. LADIES' EVENTS. LADIES’ EVENTS. Exceptionally Largo Entries for all Events. All the Local Champions Competing. All ths Local Champions Competing. Reappearance of our Champion Hurdler, H. E. WILSON. ATHLETIC PARK. ATHLETIC PARK, ATHLETIC PARK, TO.DAY, (SATURDAY), DECEMBER 1. TO-DAY, (SATURDAY), DECEMBER 1. TO.DAY, (SATURDAY), DECEMBER 1. First Event at 2.30 p.m. First Event at 2.30 p.m. First Event at 2.30 p.m. Admission: Adults, Is.; Boys, 6d.; Stand, 6d. extra. J. O’SULLIVAN, Hon. Secretary, Wellington Centre, N.Z.A.A.A. WANTED, Film Enthusiasts to ask their nearest cycle dealer for a FREE COPY of Bate’s Book of Film. Stars, containing photographs of the leading Hollywood celebrities. A booklet full of interest from cover to cover. Absolutely free. ”T~IAM that Joint” by using “Hewson’s” Invincible Jointing Cement, which permanently stops leaking pipe joints, flanges, etc., and withstands ammouTa or super heat. R. P. M. Manning and Co., 5 Bedford Row, Christchurch.