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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 184, 30 April 1924, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT 8 o’clock TO-NIGHT Last Two Nights of "THE ACQUITTAL" "THE ACQUITTAL” The Greatest Mystery Drama ever filmed. FJtHE KING’S (Wellington’s Premier Picture House). Commencing— NEXT PRIDAY —At 8 o’clock. THE FIRST REAL NATURAL COLOUR PHOTO-PLAY. "THE TOLL OF THE SEA" "THE TOLL OF THE SEA" "THE TOLL OF THE SEA" "THE TOLL OF THE SEA” "THE TOLL OF THE SEA” "THE TOLL OF THE SEA” Featuring the Wonderful CHINESE ACTRESS, ANNA MAY WONG. ANNA MAY WONG. ■ ANNA MAY WONG. In Addition, Special and Unique Oriental Prologue. CHINESE ATMOSPHERE AND BACKGROUND. Assisting Artist, MRS. WILDISH, Wellington’s Leading Soprano. FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. KING'S SELECT ORCHESTRA. Mr. L. D. Austin, Musical Director. Box Plan at the Bristol, after 5.30 at the Theatre, ’Phone 22 —212. PRINCESS THEATRE, Manners Street. Last Two Daye of 1—• JACK HOLT In JACK HOLT in “THE TIGER’S CLAW.” "THE TIGER’S CLAW.” And ~~ HAROLD LLOYD HAROLD LLOYD In "GRANDMA’S BOY." "GRANDMA’S BOY.” "TORCHY AND ORANGE BLOSSOMS” A Sewell Ford Comedy. COMMENCING FRIDAY, Paramount Presents. PETER B. KYNE’S PETER B. KYNE’S Cosmopolitan Production, 1— "THE GO-GETTER" "THE GO-GETTER" "THE GO-GETTER" "THE GO-GETTER" Featuring T. ROY BARNES. SEENA OWEN. MARY MILES MINTER MARY MILES MINTER. MARY MILES MINTER In "TILLIE" "TILLIE" "TILLIE" "TILLIE" "TILLIE" "TILLIE" " r * _ "TORCHY’S NUT SUND'AE" "TORCHY’S NUT SUNDAE" A Sewell Ford Comedy. A Picture that’s Bound to Please! 7.45—T' '-NIGHT AT THE-7.45 A RTCRAFT THEATRE. -ZI.RTCRAFT THEATRE. 818 e < 3KnS““‘ B >;i¥HhLDi DAVID' POWELL In the De Luxe Special Production, "THE GLIMPSES OF THE MOON" "THE GLIMPSES OF THE MOON” "THE GLIMPSES OF THE MOON" Gazette. Travelogue. Comedy. ORCHESTRAL ACCOMPANIMENT. U 8d and Is. Children, Half-price. IT’S A GLORIOUS PROGRAMME! band. PORT NICHOLSON SILVER BAND, at Oriental Bay, TO-NIGHT (Wednesday), at 8 o’clock. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. SPECIAL SERVICE SQUADRON. BY kind permission of Captain H. W. Parker C. 8., R.N.. the Officers of H.M.S. Repulse will present the Panto, mime Review, "SINBAD THE SAILOR,” "SINBAD THE SAILOR," In the GRAND OPERA HOUSE, ON FRIDAY, MAY 2, At 8 o’clock. Proceeds to be devoted to Local Charitable Purposes. ADMISSION: Reserved Seats at the Bristol Piano Company, 3s. 6d.: D.S., 35.; 0.5., 35.; Back Stalls. 25.; Gal.ery, IS ‘ R. A. WRIGHT, Mayor. CITIZENS’ BALL In Honour of the Visit of H.M. SPECIAL SERVICE SQUADRON. TOWN HALL, TUESDAY NEXT, MAY '6. rrVHE ABOVE BALL will be on simi- ± lar lines to that tendered to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, anil as it is specially desired to avoid overcrowding, applications for tickets must be received before noon on Monday next. For convenience these can be obtained at the Office of the Wellington Racing Club, Woodward Street. Gentlemen, £2 2s. Ladies, XI Ils. 6d. SHOWS T. THOMAS’S CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MAY 1 and 2, AT ST. THOMAS’S HALL. NEWTOWN. Competition in Chrysanthemums, Miscellaneous Cut Blooms, Vegetables, Fruit and Pot Plants. Get Schedules from Secretary, 199 Riddiford Street. Music by Mr. TurreL’s Orchestra. Admission, 6d. BUSINESS NOTICES. On August 1, 1919, we had 30/-. no more. The B j W® 8 ™ War Relief advanced us a E ra To-day we are fighting for a. position as ISM genuine retailers. Try ns . ii-JbM ft Ej for Easter Novelties, or any other reliable confec- . tionery. RADDON’S, 205 Willis Street. 69 Courtenay Place.

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