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Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 100, 22 January 1926, Page 11

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MUSICAL COMEDY SUPREME. “LEAVE IT TO JANE” AN UNEQUIVOCAL SUCCESS. THE FUNNIEST PLAY FOR YEARS. The essence of love, life, and laughter, rapturous riot of loveliness and lavishness, melodious music, dazzling dances, and gorgeous girls, screamingly iuuilj comedy, and incomparable comedians. ONLY MATINEE, ONLY MATINEE, ONLY MATINEE, NEXT WEDNESDAY AT 2. NEXT WEDNESDAY AT 2. The Kiddies will simply love it. CHILDREN HALF-PRICE TO ALL PARTS. BOOK AT THE BRISTOL. GRAND OPERA HOUSE Direction J. C. WILLIAMSON (N.Z.), LTD. Manager George Matheson. A MUSICAL PLAY THAT MAKES YOU GAY. TO-NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT And the 5 FOLLOWING EVENINGS ONLY. 5 FOLLOWING EVENINGS ONLY. MATINEE WEDNESDAY. AT 2 P.M. J. C. WILLIAMSON’S NEW ENGLISH MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY In an Entirely New and Utterly Fascinating Musical Play in 2 Acts, “LEAVE IT TO JANE” A SIX-CYLINDER SUPER SUCCESS. A WHIRLWIND OF WIT, MIRTH, AND MELODY, with ATHOL TIER DOROTHY LENA. And JACK CANNOT In Artistic Association with Leyland Hodgson, Hugh Steyne, Cecil B. Scott, Percy Le Fre, Harry Wotton, Fred McKay, Harry Williams, Neville Towne, Mona Barlee, Elma Gibbs, Reita Nugent, Winnie Tate, Evelvn Dolby. Ethel Walker. HOLIDAY AND BOX OFFICE ARRANGEMENTS:— Box Plan and Day Sales for To-night s Performance at Grand Opera Confectionery Store, Opera House Buildings, from 9 PRICES: D.C. and 0.5., Bs.; Stalls. 45.; Gallery, Is. 6d. Early Doors Stalls and Gallery, Is. extra. All Prices plus tax.

STRAND Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. COMMENCING TO-DAY. Continuous, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. A Smashing Double-feature Programme. “CHEAP KISSES” A Daring and Searing Drama of the Follies and Foibles of the Fastest Age in History. Starring CULLEN LANDIS CULLEN LANDIS And LILLIAN RICH LILLIAN RICH Also “THE WHITE OUTLAW” The Greatest Western ever made. Starring JACK HOXIE 6 And "SCOUT”—THE OUTLAW. Amazing! Fascinating! Thrilling! The story of a white horse—wild, courageous and noble —who loved with the heart of a mam. SPLENDID SUPPORTS. Reserves at the Theatre, ring 43—855.

HAVE YOU HEARD THE LATEST GRAMOPHONE RECORDS? ORATORIO, Operatic, Ballade, Lyrics, Songs. Waltzes, Fox Trots, Marches —all the latest compositions and popular hits will be found in comprehensiveness at THE BRISTOL PIANO CO. LTD.. Wellington. Everv mail brings fresh consignments of delightful records, several of which should be immediately added to vour personal collection. Keep up with the times—let your friends hear all the latest when they call Be a welcome entertainer when you go visiting. HIS MASTER'S VOICE Gramophones METRONOLA from COLUMBIA 10s Easy Terms of Payment. THE BRISTOL PIANO CO. LTD., Lambton Quay, Wellington.

SHOWS. rrOROWHENUA A. & P. ASSOCIAIl TION. TWENTIETH ANNUAL SHOW, To be held at LEVIN, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, January 26 and 27, 1926. CASH PRIZES TO VALUE OF £5OO. COMPETITIONS, HORSES, CATTLE, AND PIGS. DOG SHOW. DOG SHOW.

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