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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 81, 29 December 1928, Page 4

amusements. ■off (Courtenay Place). MATINEE TO-DAY. 2.30. THIS EVENING AT S. (Matinees Daily until Next Thursday). BIG PICTURE PANTOMIME BILL! NO. I :— Exquisite beauty of the Screen’s Bird of Paradise, plus a strange story of the sea, plus the inspired direction of Alexander Korda makes this picture one of the outstanding screen triumphs of the season. BILLIE DOVE In First National’s Brilliant Dramatic Triumph—- “ Love at Mid-night” Tremendous sets! Big scenes! Great cast! All as a background for Billie’s exquisite beauty. See it for an evening of unforgettable entertainment. DONALD REED, With large and popular cast. In addition : ON THE SAME BILL, UNIT 2: TABLOID PANTOMIME With Special Setting. Music Presentation. A BURLESQUE VERSION OF “Babes in the Wood” (Presented at Matinee Sessions Only). DIRECT FROM ITS DE LUXE TRIUMPH! A delightful pot pouri of dance, song, and lighting effect. Written and Produced by EMANUEL AARONS. Ballet and Players (over 40 Performers) from THE EILEEN WILSON SCHOOL OF DANCING. IN SUPPORT: GAZETTE COMEDY, With , ORCHESTRA PARAMOUNT (R. R. Caulton, Mus. Dir.) BOOKING.—Box Plans at Bristol, Begg's, and Utility. ’Phone 21—84_. LfILBIRNIE iXIHEMfI-JO-NIGHT AJ 8 O’CLOCK. Last Screening of these Two Big Attractions. No. 1 ‘THE SKYROCKET.” With a Powerful Cast headed by Peggy Hopkins Joyce, Owen Moore, Gladys Hullette. Gladys Brockwell, Earl Williams also No. 2 “THE MATING CALL From the Popular Novel by Rex Beach Featuring Thos. Meighan Renee Adoree TO-DAY’S MATINEE AT 2.15 “THE MATING CALL” '"And Excellent Supporting Films. Reserve now at Theatre Confectionery or Theatre. ’Phone 14—202. “ fYRGAN RECITAL. U TOWN HALL, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), DECEMBER 30, 1928, 5.30 p.m., By MR. BERNARD F. PAGE (City Organist). Choral-Preludes (Op. 122, No. 3-5) Brahms Sonata No. 6 ...' Mendelssohn Andante (From String Quartet) Debussy Serenade (No. 5) Gouvy-Page Arcadian-Idyll ‘‘Serenade,” “Musette, “Solitude” Lemare Good Friday Music (From Act III), “Parsifal” Wagner Admission Free. Voluntary Contributions received at door.