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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 189, 12 May 1928, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. THE MOST SPECTACULAR “FIRST NIGHT” IN LOCAL FILM HISTORY! ! ‘THE MERRY WIDOW’ GRAND MATINEE 2.15 TO-DAY (Doors open 1.45.) With Full Orchestra and Presentation as at Night. (Children and Parents are urged to attend the Day Session, and avoid the evening crush.)

BEAUTIFUL TO-NIGHT, at 8 Sharp

(Doors Open at 7 o’clock.) Hailed last evening as greater even than “Ben-Hur” by a packed audience that was in turn thrilled and amazed at the magnificence of this immortal production.

JOHN

And MAE MURRAY As The W’idow Herself. Original Musical Score Including the Famous “Love Waltz,” Arranged by ARTHUR G. FROST For Regent Operatic Orchestra. Also Screening “MISS NEW ZEALAND IN MOVIELAND” Dale Austen, in Hollywood, meeting the stars, going through her test, and speaking from the screen of the wonderful chances given, and hospitality shown her. Tremendous Booking PLAN FOR ENTIRE SEASON FILLING RAPIDLY. BOOK AT THEATRE (’PHONE 44—144) or BRISTOL. (NOTE. —Patrons are asked to understand that in view of the huge demand for scats, ’Phone Reserves positively cannot be kept after 7.45.)

ESTHER RALSTON , ■ In "SPOTLIGHT” At THE NEW ’ PRINCESS Manners Street. Continuous Daily, 11 to 10. 1— A Paramount Special. A happy, snappy story of stage life-that starts with a laugh, continues with a gasp, and .ends with a surprise! ESTHER RALSTON ESTHER RALSTON , ■ - - In • - ’ . • ’. . “SPOTLIGHT” BARBARA KENT. ANDRE BERANGER In ' ‘THE SMALL BACHELOR’ P. G. Wodehouse’s humorous masterpiece. ' . USUAL GOOD SUPPORTS. -