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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 73, 19 December 1928, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. “The Girl Friend,” “Hit the Deck” Box Plans open Friday Morning at the Bristol for the season. GRAND OPERA HOUSE Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. Commencing Boxing Day, with a Matinee. AND SIX FOLLOWING NIGHTS. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. Have much pleasure in Announcing a Musical Comedy Event of Extraordinary interest, their new MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY, With the Rarest and Fairest of Leading Women, ANNIE CROFT “When Annie Croft smiles, all the world smiles too.” —Vide Press. In the MOST FASCINATING OF MUSICAL PLAYS. (7 Nights and 3 Matinees). “The Girl Friend” So Lively, so Lovely, so Laughable, so Lilting. LONDON’S FAVOURITE MUSICAL COMEDY STAR, And Reginald Sharland, Gus. Bluett, Leo. Franklyn, Slay Beatty, Irving Rose, James Hughes, Alary Rigby, Bunny Beatty, Billie Lockwood. AND A WONDERFUL CHORUS, With all the Joy of Youth and Beauty. 100 ARTISTS 100 To be followed by THURSDAY, JANUARY 3 (7 Nights, 2 Matinees, December S), 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 at THE BRISTOL. Reserved, Bs., plus tax. Children, Half-price to Matinees only. Manager Alex. F. Wilson, mil (Courtenay Place). TO-NIGHT—B—TO-NIGHT. NO. 1 :— FOX FILMS ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY! “LOST IN THE ARCTIC” 2ND ATTRACTION:— PACKED WITH MIRTH AND BRIMMING WITH PEP! The hilarious story of a football feud that lasted three generations, and how it was finally settled. “WIN THAT GIRL” With SUE CAROL DAVID ROLLINS, And Cast of Popular Players. ORCHESTRA PARAMOUNT (R. 11. Caulton, Mus. Dir.) BOOKING.—Box Plan at Bristol, Begg’s (Manners Street), and Utility (next to Theatre). Paramount’s Great Xmas Attraction! From a big Broadway musical hit comes Colleen’s most pleasing picture hit—just as saucy and delightful as the dance tones it made famous—just as thrilling as its story of a sweet little girl who mixed into a bootlegger’s business only to find herself in the strangest sea adventures that ever befell daring maiden. Colleen Moore In First National’s Record-breaking Comedy— Oh Kay! With FORD STERLING, CLAUDE GILLINGWATER, LAURENCE GRAY, ALAN HALE. And Big Supporting Cast. NEXT FRIDAY, 8 p.m., At the pnnrnni MATINEES START NEXT TUESDAY, 2.30. WELLINGTON WAR MEMORIAL (Transportation Section). FREE TRIPS BY RAIL. (Peas in Bottle Competition). Winning Numbers of Tickets: 766, 1008. 1193, 1469, 2071. (Model Engine Competition). Winning Ticket, Number 51. Prizes obtainable on presentation of tickets at the Publicity Branch, Railway Head Office, Featherston Street. HOLIDAY NOTICES. HOLIDAYS. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS. VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that A’ the Offices of the Public Accountants practising in Wellington will be closed for the Annual Holidays from Saturday, December 22. to Wednesday. January 9, both days inclusive. D. G. JOHNSTON, Secretary. WELLINGTON COAL MERCHANTS’ & DEALERS’ ASSOCIATION. pOAL Yards will be closed on Tuesday U and Wednesday, December 25 and 26. Mondav. December 31. Tuesday. January 1, and Wednesday. January 2. F. ROSS. Secretary.