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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 80, 28 December 1928, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. BEAUTIFUL To day at 2.15. To-day at 2.15. CHILDREN’S GORGEOUS XMAS PANTOMIME “Little Red Riding Hood” Bring the Kiddies this afternoon to see “TOM, THE PIPER’S SON,” “LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD,” “THE BEAUTIFUL DREAM FAIRY,” “THE WOODMAN,” “THE WICKED WOLF," And all the delightful characters in fairy tales. Special Scenery and Dresses. 4 GORGEOUS SCENES 4 No. I.—THE NURSERY ROOM. No. 2.—VILLAGE OF WAPPING, No. 3.—THE ROAD TO THE FOREST. No. 4.—GRANNY’S HUT. Villa gers, Fairies, Gnomes, Pixies, Etc. LESTER SINCLAIR as the FUNNY OLD DAME. LITTLE NAT, THE FOUR-YEAR-OLD BOY WONDER. IN CONJUNCTION WITH “LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD”:— “ROSE MARIE” WILL BE SCREENED AT THE MATINEES. • ■ BEAUTIFUL To-night at 8 o’clock To-night at 8 o’clock A RARE BLOSSOM IN A GARDEN OF WEEDS. “Rose Marie” The Great Musical Play that Ran for Two Years on Broadway has been brought to the Screen at last! ! ! A glamorous romance of the untamed Canadian wilds. Beautiful Joan Crawford as the girl who stirs the hearts of men, and finds (rue love along the trail of stirring'conflict, tragedy, sacrifice. Caught in the mighty ice-flood—a spectacular climax that will live forever! “Rose Marie” The Screen’s Most Lavish Musical Play Since “ The Merry Widow ” MADAM MARJORIE CADMAN Sings the “Indian Love Call” incidental to the picture. ON THE STAGE. ON THE STAGE. ON THE STAGE. ON THE STAGE. TO-NIGHT OUR THIRD REGAL STAGE PRESENTATION OUR THIRD REGAL STAGE PRESENTATION “Oriental Nights’ ’ THE BRIGHT VIVACITY OF JAZZ WITH ALL THE COLOUR AND GLAMOUR OF THE EAST ! TO-NIGHT I TO-NIGHT! FIRST APPEARANCE OF—ZENDA AND MACK SENSATIONAL ACROBATIC AND CLASSICAL DANCERS, From the Principal Theatres throughout the World, in their own Original Dance Creations. TO-NIGHT— TO-NIGHT—— TO-NIGHT STELLA LAMOND INTRODUCES HER NEWEST SONG SUCCESSES:—(a) “SONNY BOY,” (b) “TIMBUCTOO,” (c) “NOTHIN’”. TO-NIGHT THE BIGGEST SUCCESS OF THE YEAR— TO-NIGHT “THE SONG OF A PRUNE” SYNCOPATED By I° OAWSED EBSTER SINCLAIR. THE REGENT SYNCOPATORS AND THE ATMOSPHERE OF THE DANCE LENT BY—THE SCINTILLATING SEVEN A MUSICAL ILLUSION CAIRO — THE CIT¥ 0F DREAMS —CAIRO THE REGENT SYNCOPATORS. THE SCINTILLATING SEVEN, AND , “LORRAINE.” EASTERN MEMORlES— lntroducing “The Persian Market.”— THE REGENT SYNCOPATOR’S. “DO YOU LIKE IT?” A SVONDERFUL ACROBATIC FINALE. ARTHUR G. FROST AND THE REGENT ORCHESTRA. “Rose Marie” incidental numbers. PLANS AT THE THEATRE AND BRISTOL. ’PHONE 44—144.