AMUSEMENTS. Sensational Premiere of “Uncle Toms Cabin ! ■' HUGE CROWDS THAT THRONGED BOTH MATINEE AND EVENING PRESENTATIONS AT DE LUXE ; VISIBLY AFFECTED ! UNIVERSAL’S “MIRACLE OF SCREEN ART’’—A GREAT FILM COMPANY’S GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT . An Epic Event in Wellington’s Theatrical < History ! ! ! Now firmly established - cor(1 - bl ' MkinS I DE LUXE THEATRE (The Finest Theatre Under the Southern Cross.) EVERY AFTERNOON, 2.30. EVENING 8 O’CLOCK EVERY AFTERNOON, 2.30. EAERY EVENING, » uwmvn. On Stage or Screen You Have Never Seen Anything Like — UNCIE. TONI CABIN Nothing that you have ever seen on the stage—or the screen—notluiig that people have ever told you—can give you the slightest idea of the joy—i the thrills •i —the exciting drama—and the great magnitude orthis screen i epic—the FINEST PICTURE EVER PRODUCED. A magnificence never before achieved —thrill after ' -- supreme thrill—picturesque plantation days—the feudal glories of the beloved Old South. 12 STAR PRINCIPALS—CAST OF MANY HUNDREDS —AN UNFORGETTABLE TREAT FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY—A PICTURE THAT WILL LIVE IN YOUR MEMORY ALWAYS I Two Years to Make!—Two Millions to Produce! 4; SPECIAL MUSIC PRESENTATION — -The Combined .Artistry of: - .Orchestra De Luxe Wurlitzer Unit (Emanuel Aarons, Musical Dir.) (Emanuel Aarons at Console.) •! THE ULTIMATE IN INCIDENTAL MUSIC. TREMENDOUS BOOKING ! TREMENDOUS BOOKING ! TREMENDOUS BOOKING ! TREMENDOUS BOOKING ! BOX PLANS AT BRISTOL, BEGG’S, and AITKEN’S until Noon To-day. At THEATRE from 1 p.m.; or RING ’PHONE 23 —080 for Reservations.
Coming Shortly DE LUXE THEATRE, WELLINGTON Even Greater Than “Over The Hill.” : ' WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS I & _ A .'-th rd) IsSw''wMlß \ 1 > DEDICATED TO THE MOTHERS OF THE WORLD. Featuring: MARGARET MANN, FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN, JNR.. CHARLES MORTON, JAMES HALL, GEORGE MEEKER. ' - —' WATCH FOR DATES IN OTHER CENTRES — Patronise the Theatre that Shows FOX PICTURES.
At an inquest - yesterday at Greyinouth on Allan Evans, aged 12, who died after falling in a boys’ race at children’s sports, following an attack of convulsions, the medical evidence was that death was not connected with the injury received on the sports ground (states a Press Association message), but was due to an enlarged thymus gland. A verdict was returned accordingly.
INDEX TO CLASSIFIED • ADVERTISING. Auctions 12 Births, Marriages, and Deaths 1 Board and Residence 1 Rooks and Publications 2 Businesses For Sale 1-2 Chiropractors 12 Educational 3-6 Holiday Notices 3 Hotels. For Sale 2 Insurance.. 10 Machinery For Sale 12 Medical and Toilet 2 Money and Stocks 10 Motors & Cycles For Sale... 12 Motorists’ Service Guide ... 3 Personal 1 Plants, Trees, and Garden.. 2 Poultry, Dogs. Cats, Etc... 2 Properties For Sale 2 Public Notices 2 Religious Services 2 Rural Land For Sale 12 Shipping Services 11 Situations Wanted 1 Situations Vacant 1 Tenders . 12 Tourist Resorts " To Let 1-2 Transport Services 1 ■ Tradesmen 1 Wanted to Buy 3 Wanted to Exchange 12 Wanted to Hire 2 Wonted to Rent or Lease .. 2 Wanted to Sell (Miscellaneous) 2
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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 81, 29 December 1928, Page 4
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