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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 70, 15 December 1928, Page 5

• AMUSEMENTS. Kestw beautiful “Harold Lloyd Goggle and Hat Matinee AT 2.15 THIS AFTERNOON. When EACH CHILD will receive gratis either a— HAROLD LLOYD “SPEEDY” HAT,-or a HAROLD LLOYD “SPEEDY” PAIR OF GOGGLES. THIS THIS AFTERNOON FULL ORCHESTRAL MATINEE AFTERNOON THE STAGE PRESENTATION UNIQUE “DANCING DAYS.” On the Screen: “FORGOTTEN FACES.” To-night at 8 o’clock. To-night at 8 o’clock. A GREAT AND GLORIOUS SUCCESS THE EXQUISITE STAGE PRESENTATION— Dancing Days Which evoked applause last evening such as is seldom heard within the walls of our distinctive theatre. An Absolute Sensation— THE JAZZ OPERA “LAUGH, CLOWN, LAUGH.” An ovation accorded STELLA LAMONDE in her delightful artistic creations “That’s My Weakness Now,” “Ain’t that a Grand and Glorious Feeling?’’ and “I’ll be Lonely.” Sam Porter and Lucille Came A NEW NOTE IN ECCENTRIC DANCING ! ! ! THE SCINTILLATING SEVEN See them to-night in “RAG DOLL” (the successor to the “Doll Dance”). THE 12 REGENT SYNCOPATORS 12 In Their Enormously Successful Numbers: “SIDE BY SIDE,” and “CRAZY WORDS, CRAZY TUNES.” The verdict of.last night’s huge audience: — “A GREAT SHOW ! ! !” ON THE SCREEN. ON THE SCREEN. ON THE SCREEN. ON THE SCREEN. ON THE SCREEN. ON THE SCREEN. Forgotten Faces (A Paramount Special.) WITH . CLIVE BROOK, MARY BRIAN. WILLIAM POWELL, and the Russian artist BACLANOVA. A POLISHED PRODUCTION of amazing contrasts incorporated into a logical story that grips from the beginning! ARTHUR G. FROST and The Regent Operatic Orchestra. PLANS AT THE THEATRE AND BRISTOL. ’Phone 44—144. Reservations To-night will be retained till 7.45.

CHRISTMAS ATTRACTION “The Girl Friend,” “Hit the Deck” Box Plans open on Friday Next at the Bristol for the season. GRAND OPERA HOUSE Directoin : J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. OPENING BOXING DAY WITH A MATINEE AND FOLLOWING SIX NIGHTS. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. Have much pleasure in Announcing a Musical Comedy Event of Extraordinary interest, their new MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY, In the MOST FASCINATING OF MUSICAL PLAYS. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 26, (7 Nights and 3 Matinees). “The Girl Friend” With the Rarest and Fairest of Leading Women, ANNIE CROFT “When Annie Croft smiles, ali the world smiles too.”—Vide Press. LONDON’S FAVOURITE MUSICAL COMEDY STAR, And Reginald Sharland, Gus. Bluett, Leo. Franklyn, Maj’ Beatty, Irving Rose, James Hughes. Mary Rigby, Bunnj’ Beatty, Billie Lockwood. AND A WONDERFUL CHORUS, With all the Joy of Youth and Beauty. 100 ARTISTS 100 So Lively, so Lovely, so Laughable, so Lilting. , Second Production during the Season, THURSDAY, JANUARY 3 (7 Nights and 2 Matinees). A Spectacular Musical Play, with a Tang of the Sea : “HIT THE DECK'’ A Full Speed Ahead Show. A Smashing Hit. The BOX PLANS for the season open on FRIDAY NEXT at THE BRISTOL. Reserved, Bs., plus tax. Children, Half-price to Matinees only. Manager Alex. F. Wilson. Y.W.C.A. HALL. BOULCOTT AVENUE Musical Play. ‘SOMETHING ORIENTAL,” *3 On SATURDAY. DECEMBER 15. at 8 p.m. Presented by Residence Girls. Tickets Is.

BUSINESS NOTICES. UNIQUE CHRISTMAS GIFTS SUCH AS NEW ZEALAND HAS NEVER BEFORE SEEN, AT SPECIALLY LOtW PRICES TO INTRODUCE. Selected by Mr. GUaLtER on his world tour of famous factories. BRASSES CHINA CRYSTAL DRESDEN OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT. OPEX EEIDAY NIGHT. AUBREY GUALTER & CO., 149-151 FEATHERSTON STREET. 199 LAMBTON QUAY (opp. Kelburn Avenue).