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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 34, 3 November 1928, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. THE HUGE AUDIENCE AT THE DE LUXE LAST NIGHT LONDON’S PRAISES OF “SUNRISE AND ACCLAIMED IT TO BL THE SUPERB AND CROWNING WORK OF A MASTER. DE LUXE THEATRE This Afternoon at 2.30 and To-night at 8 o clock t/iat\ Stage Presentation. I J\ei>olutionaed A mb. n. f. wood / thcma\inq ) ." ,n sin ; 01 " , c thcnw ih of Screen “Sunrise and You.” X'Drama V/lU.IAM FOXW? •«< ; ' 7 . - Masterpiece ’ J w EWMurnaii W teP IL r production- y (-> | co>, rCTm o-; George OBro . Ea se ’ nt n! e U l - e : Theatre. len lounds in IJy re q Ues t the Orchestra Gold Sovereigns will be De Luxe will render awarded to the successful “Poet and Peasant” competitor. The Ten (Suppe.) Mr. Aarons at Gold. Sovereigns are now th£ «urtoer ghy on view m the window of thoven’s Minuet) (with the Bristol Piano Co., sous slides) (Nicholls). gj j Lambton Quay. BOOKING.—BOX PLANS AT BRISTOL AND AITKEN’S BOOK ARCADE. Telephone 23—050 for Reservations. These Reservations will not be held after 7.45 p.m. PUBLIC NOTICES. TOMORROW-WET OR FINE. Don’t miss going to the Town Hall at 3 p.m. to hear one of the most vivid, startling and direct addresses dealing with social problems that has ever been delivered. ' LIONEL B. FLETCHER fakes the gloves off in tackling the evils of to-day and sets all right-minded people thinking hard. The title of his address is—“BEAUTY AND THE BEAST” ’■ x CHAIRMAN—REV. J. R. BLANCHARD, B.A. Three thousand people packed Auckland Town Hall to hear this.BE EARLY IF YOU WANT A SEAT. ADMISSION FREE. :: COLLECTION. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, MISS PRESTON STANLEY (Ex. M.P.. New South Wales Parliament). Brilliant Woman Orator, speaks on Prohibition. MAIN TOWN HALL, 8 E,SISAL VATION ARJIY SILVER-BAND “ASSISTING.

MISS PRESTON STANLEY, WAS THE FIRST WOMAN EVER ELECTED TO .THE NEW SOUTH STALES PARLIAMENT. Her ability won high praise from the Rt. Hou. W. M. Hughes, P.C., K.C., M.P., ex Prime Minister of Australia. AT THE BLUE TRIANGLE HALT (Y.W.C.A., BOULCOTT STREET) WEDNESDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 7, 3 p.m. This brilliant orator and forceful personality will speak on “A WOMAN’S EXPERIENCES IN PARLIAMENT” This is a special Women’s Citizenship Rally. AT THE TOWN HALL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, at 8 p.m. Miss Preston Stanley’s subject will be—“THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC EXPOSED.” As a social reformer, a fighter for the welfare of women and children. Miss Preston Stanley has made her mark. ADMISSION FREE. EVERYBODY WELCOME.

THE GENERAL ELECTION, 1928. WELLINGTON TOWN HALL. WELLINGTON TOWN JIALL. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8. THE RT. HON. THE PRIME MINISTER, J. G. COATES, M.C.. AVill Address the Electors as above on THE REFORM GOVERNMENT’S POLICY ' and Review the AVork of the last Four Y’ears of Its Administration. WELLINGTON TOWN HALL, THURSDAY, NOV. 8. The Mayor, G. A TROUP, ESQ., will preside. DOORS OPEN AT 7.30 P.M. * CHAIR TO BE TAKEN AT 8 O CLOCK.

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