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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 16, 13 October 1927, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. LAST DAY AND NIGHT OF SPLENDID BILL. ■THC'I HEATRE —a BEAUTIFUL *. MATINEE DAILY AT 2.15. EVENING SESSIONS AT 8 SHARP. RICHARD DIX In Paramount’s Romance of Ihe Ring, “KNOCK-OUT REILLY” With MARY BRIAN and JACK RENAULT. First Appearance at Matinee, BILLY HART, The Radio Favourite, in Melodies at the Piano. Reserve at Theatre (’Phone 44 —144) or at the Bristol. HEARD THE BIRDS A-SINGING! HEARD THE BEE'S BUZZING! SEEN THE FLOWERS BURSTING INTO BLOOM! WATCHED THE LITTLE LAMBS AGAMBOLLING! SEEN THE YOUNG MEN’S FANCIES, Etc. WHY? Just Because To-morrow, at the Regent It’s “SPRING WEEK” A Host of Joyous Aft fact ions for the Brightest of all seasons, with Paramount’s Drama of youth, adapted from the sensational novel "SOUNDINGS.” “ WHIRLWIND Of YOUTH.” Starring LOIS MORAN and DONALD KEITH. When hearts were young and love was flaming—the story of a sheltered girl s first love, of disillusionment in Pans and regeneration on the battlefields of France. BILLY HART, The Radio Favourite at the Piano, featuring "Meadowlark,” Etc. A Delightful “SPRING FANTASY,” With BALLET DE SPRING, From the Minnie Everett School of Dancing. THE STORM,” By Operatic Orchestra, with realistic stage and lighting effects. Full Supports. Comedy, Cartoon, News Etc. BOOK NOW AT THEATRE (’Phone ' 44—144) or at the Bristol. TOWN HALL. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20. At 8 p.m. Grand Concert Tendered by leading Wellington Artists to ADAME GITTA ALP AR. Patrons. Sir Robert and Lady Stout, His Worship the Mayor (Mr. Troup), and Mrs. Troup. TICKETS 2s. Seats may lie reserved at the Bristol on paymept of Is. Id. extra. R. W. SHALLCRASS, Hon. Secretary. LOST AND FOUND. epAKEN from Allen Street, Red Jewett J- Roadster Car. Registration No. 72602. Reward for information leading to recovery. 'Phone 22 —218 or 20 —612.