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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 52, 24 November 1928, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. COMING TO THE DELUXE \ _ under An Outstanding Event in Theatrical History! J Presenting L Fred Mayfield J F AND HIS CANADIAN COW BOY BAND THE BAND WITH 37 INSTRUMENTS Including the Sousaphone, Six Saxophones, Xylophone, Celeste, Oboes, Steel Quitars, Trumpets, Banjos, Violins, ifHarinets, Mandolin, Trombone, Piano, Etc. SYMPHONIES! MELODIES! JAZZ! Engaged for the De Luxe at the Highest Fee ever paid to a musical combination Visiting New Zealand after concluding a triumphant tour of the biggest theatres throughout Canada and the United States. BOOKING. —Box Plans always available at Bristol, Begg’s, and Aitken's a week ahead! “STUDENT PRINCE’* A HUGE SUCCESS! METRO-GOLDWYN’S BIG PRODUCTION. ENTHUSIASTICALLY ACCLAIMED! DE LUXE theatre x under TO-NIGHT— B— TO-NIGHT, r With FULL ORCHESTRAL MATINEE TO-DAY, 2.30. GREAT AS A PLAY! GREATER AS A FILM! Never ip the history of the photoplay has there been such a triumphant success as “THE STUDENT PRINCE.” ■ It sets entirely new Standards of beauty, pageantry, and enthralling entertainment. Based on the world-entrancing musical stage success. The screen’s gift to Youth, Laughter, Light Hearts, and Love. “The STUDENT PRINCE” METRO-GOLDWYN SPECIAL, Starring Ramon Novarro And Norma Shearer Who, better than Ramon Novarro, immortal star of “Ben Hur,” and Norma Shearer, the Canadian Beauty, could portray the world’s best beloved lovers? Who better than Ernst Lubitseh, genius of the screen, could direct the brilliant, touching story of the Prince who loved a peasant maid? And only Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer could do complete justice to such a story, such stars, and such a difector. With a Supporting Cast that includes GEORGE K. ARTHUR, EDWARD CONNELLY, OTIS HARLAN GUSTAV VON SYFFERTITZ PHILLIPE DE LACY, LIONEL BELMORE. (Exterior Scenes Photographed in the Town of Heidelberg, and in the Famous University,)' . THE ENCHANTING MUSIC SCORE BRILLIANTLY PRESENTED , By 1 ORCHESTRA DE LUXE (Emanuel Aarons, Mus. Director.) '• ■ - ’ Ana-the WURLITZER UNIT (Emanuel Aarons at Console.) TREMENDOUS BOOKING! BOX PLANS at Bristol (Lambton Quay), Begg’s (Manners Street), and Aitken’s (Courtenay Place) until Noon To-day at Theatre from 1 p.m., or Ring ’Phone 23 —080 for Reservations. INDEX TO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. Agencies Vacant and Wanted 1 Athletic Sports 5 Auctions 10-4 Births, Marriages, and Deaths 1 Board and Residence 1-2 Books and Publications ..... 3 Businesses For Sale ...... 2-3 Dancing 4 Educational 8 Hotels For Sale ........... 3 Insurance 12 Live Stock For Sale 3 Lost and Found ........... 1 Medical and Toilet 2 Money and Stocks 12 Motors & Cycles For Sale .. 3-4 Motorists’ Service Guide ... 3 Partnerships Vacant and Wtd 1 Personal ......1.!.....: 1 Plants, Trees, and Garden.. 2 •Poultry, Dogs, Oats, Etc. .. 3 Properties For Sale ........ 2 Public Notices ............ 13 Railway Services 5 Religions Services 4 Rural Land For Sale .... SO-4 Second-hand Goods Wanted 3 Shipping Services 13 Shows , , 4 Situations Wanted 1 Situations Vacant 1 Tenders ,«... 4 To Let 2 Tourist Resorts . 3 Transport Services 13 Tradesmen 1 Wanted To Buy 3 .Wanted to Exchange 3 Wanted to Rent or Lease.. 2 Wanted to Sell (Miscel-'.'J'-’'Janeonsp 3 S ' I'■ • -•-■