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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 244, 16 July 1928, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. j— ~ ~~'|| || ’ 11. I IL I .1 —l-|i ' -KINGSTHEATRE (Steam-heated Throughout). GREAT AND EVER INCREASING SUCCESS OF CURRENT TWO-STAR PROGRAMME! AGAIN TO-NIGHT AT 8 ('And following Three Nightsi. A TWO-STAR BILL OF RARE QUALITY. Two productions of a standard rarely found on a single programme. No. 1— An absorbing, thrilling romance of New York and the intrigues of those who live “Outside the Law.” ADVENTURE — SURPRISES . CLIMAX I “Dressed to Kill” (Fox Special Attraction) Edmund Lowe (He of "What Price Glory” fame) Mary Astor Ben Bard With finely selected supporting cast. No/ 2— FOX'S SUPERB DRAMATIC EPIC! Now in its Second Week. Following on its eminently successful De Luxe Season, “ The Loves of CARMEN” Glamorous Spain nt the height of its picturesque beauty ! The most daring picture of a daring heroine and her reckless- lover. Dolores Del Rio (Tempestuous, Passionate) as "The Wild Rose of Old Seville.” Victor McLaglen Who needs no introduction, in his successive characterisation to “Captain Flagg” in "What Price Glory.” SUPPORTING CAST OF MANY THOUSANDS. In Addition : KING’S SELECT ORCHESTRA. (A. H. Jerome, Mus. Dir.) In Specially Compiled Atmospheric Music Scores. ' ■ '

BOOKING —Box Plan at. Bristol until 5 p.m. Daily; at Theatre from 6 p.m;, or Ring ’Phone 22 —212 for Reservations. VICTORIA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DRAMATIC CLUB In the presence of Her Excellency Lady Alice Fergusson. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY 20 AND 21. “COUSIN KATE” A Comedy in .Three Acts. By H. H. DAVIES. Produced by Mrs. John Hannah. Prices: 3s. and 2s. Bor Plan at Bristol. DANCING. gT. FRANCIS HALL, HILL STREET. DANCE. DANCE. TO-NIGHT AND EVERY MONDAY . NIGHT. • Dancing 8 till 12. Rudolph's Orchestra. Sub., 2s. 6d.