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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 92, 12 January 1929, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. GRAND OPERA HOUSE Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. NOTED COMEDIANS RETURNING! NOTED COMEDIANS RETURNING! OPENING AT THE MATINEE TO-DAY. TO-DAY. Matinee Prices: 35., 25., 15..; Children, Half-price except Gallery. “THE MIDNIGHT FROLICS” And CLEM DAWE, (Australia’s Funniest Comedian). (For a Short Season). Commencing TO-DAY! TO-DAY! AND FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY. MATINEES EVERY SATURDAY. J. C. WILLIAMSON (N.Z.), LTD., Have much pleasure in presenting A BRAND NEW SHOW The Midnight Frolics And CLEM DAWE, A BRILLIANT COMPANY Of COMEDIANS, DANCERS, SINGERS, MUSICIANS, In Bubbling Humour, Fascinating Dances. Riotous Sketches, Haunting Melody, and Rich Musical Numbers, by the FROLICS JAZZ BAND JAZZ BAND'OF 12. ’ And Eric Edgley, Gregory Ivanoff, Lillian Crisp, Dorothy White, Oscar Beck, Gertie Cremer, William Perryman, Phyllis Amery, Les White, John Robertson. 20—NEW JOYOUS FROLICS—2O The Champagne of Fun. The Jazz Band — Musical Trio. Delicious and Whimsical Numbers. THE FROLICS and CLEM DAWE Hold the laugh and encore records of Australia. NEW Programmes, unique in character, and refreshing in originality every week. NOTE PRICES: 4/-, 3/-, 2/-, 1/D.C. and 0.5., 45.; Middle Stalls, 35.; Back Stalls, 25.; Gallery, Is. SATURDAY RESERVES, ss. (plus tax) The Box Plans are now open at the Bristol till 12 o’clock, then with Day Sales at the Grand Opera House. Manager Alex. F. Wilson. A RIOT LAST NIGHT. A RIOT LAST NIGHT. AT SHORTT’S THE BEST PRODUCTION EVER OUT OF AUSTRALIA. “ODDS ON” “ODDS ON” A TALE OF THE AUSTRALIAN TURF. NOW SHOWING FOR ONE BEK ONLY. SHORTT’S SEE ALL THE GIANTS OF THE -kU STRAL lAN TURF—LIMERICK, AU WINALOT. AND OTHERS ALL THE FAMOUS AUkIRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND JOCKEYS. LAUGH AND YELL THIS IS A REAL RACING PICTURE. MISS AUSTRALIA—THE DAINTIEST GIRL IN AUSTRALIA TO-DAY. ARTHUR TAUCHERT— THE HARDDIALLED COMEDIAN. JJE’E SIMPLY IMMENSE. COME EARLY OR YOU’LL MISS IT. IT IS A GREAT PICTURE. IT IS A GREAT PICTURE. DON’T FORGET—BE EARLY. COMING! SYD CHAPLIN IN HIS LATEST RIOT—“THE FORTUNE HUNTER.” “THE FORTUNE HUNTER.”

AMUSEMENTS. (Courtenay Place). AGAIN TO-NIGHT AT 8. With FULL ORCHESTRAL MATINEE TO-DAY, 2.30. BRITISH DOMINION FILMS SPECIAL ATTRACTION. IF YOU ARE BRITISH, PROUDLY THINK OF “ROSES OF PICARDY” A Brilliant British Triumph, breathing British sentiments —those sentiments which have given her world supremacy. GREAT BRITAIN’S ANSWER TO “THE BIG PARADE.” Produced by Maurice Elvy, Who made “Mademoiselle from Armentieres.” “BOSES OF PICARDY” Based on the Novels, “The Spanish Farm I '' and “Sixty Four, Ninety Four,” By R. H. Mottrams. Whilst the Great War forms atmosphere and background and provides cause, the play is essentially one of intimate drama and human interest. Starring LILLIAN HALL-DAVIS JOHN STUART HUMBERSTON WRIGHT And cast of many hundreds. THE FIRST NEW BIG BRITISH FILM. In support: INTERNATIONAL NEWS, GAUMONT GRAPHIC, CARTOON, COMEDY. In addition to ORCHESTRA PARAMOUNT (R. R. Caulton, Mus. Dir.) Incidental Music of Quality. BOOKING.—Box Plans at Bristol, Begg’s, and Utility until Noon To-day; at Theatre thereafter, or Ring ’Phone 21 —842 for ■.. ! -111, ■KINGS" ' THEATRE fypuhrfafar? K n js. —75 TO-NIGHT—B—TO-NIGHT. With FULL ORCHESTRA MATINEE TO-DAY, 2.30. FIRST NATIONAL’S SUPER COMEDY! Under the underworld with a New York cop and sky-high in loveland with a couple of darling lovers. It’s the most life-like story since Charlie Murray gave you “McFadden’s Flats.” Make it your duty to sec it! | Charlie Murray In a chapter from the life of one of New York’s “finest” fights, flirts, fun, guns, and giggles; Charlie Murray and a great cast bring you a picture more hilariously tearful than “McFadden’s Flats.” “DO YOUR DUTY” In support: DORIS DAWSON, CHARLES DELANEY. LUCIEN LITTLEFIELD. With well-known and popular supporting players. , FIRST NATIONAL SUPPORTING BILL, And the popular KING’S SELECT ORCHESTRA (A. H. Jerome, Mus. Dir.) Delightful Music Setting. BOOKING.—Box Plans at Bristol until Noon To-day; at Theatre from 1.30, or Ring ’Phone 22 —212 for Reservations.

AMUSEMENTS. COMPETITIONS TO-DAY COMPETITIONS TO-DAY AT THE MATINEE. AT THE MATINEE. Queenie Paul’s Competitions for Children Under 14. THREE HANDSOME PRIZES. FULLERS’ MATINEE PRICES: O.S. or D.C., Is. 6d. (Children, Is.) ; Stalls, Is. (Children, Cd) ; Grand Circle, Cd., Adults and Children. Matinee Reserves at Bristol and Theatre. Direction. John Fuller and Sons Ltd. 2.3 O—TWICE DAILY—B P.M. Our New Programme is one that we are all proud of. It is a show that any company would be proud of. Positively the Finest Revue Programme ever seen in Wellington. MIKE CONNORS’ and QUEENIE PAUL'S “LEAGUE “LEAGUE “LEAGUE OF OF NOTIONS” NOTIONS” NOTIONS” 30 PERFORMERS Who have the goods, and know how to deliver them. Headed by Everybody’s Favourites— MIKE CONNORS AND QUEENIE PAUL, Featuring “TEN LITTLE MILES FROM TOWN “CHIQUITA,” “I HATE TO LOSE YOU. SYD BECK SYD BECK In his Screamingly Funny Song. “THE LAD FROM TORY STREET. THE “LEAGUE OF NOTIONS” SYMPHONISTS, Incorporating LINN SMITH’S JAZZ BAND. Twelve Master Musicians in a specially prepared Musical Treat. THE EXQUISITE EIGHT. The League’s Incomparable Ballet. COMMONSENSE PRICES. 2/6, (Res. '3/-), 1/6, 1/BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. At Theatre after Noon., Phone Theatre 28 —175 for Reservations after 7 p.m. , Grand Circle Plan at Theatre To-day. UjUEEbS' 4 THEATRE, $ (bsiesrjfouM . > Sr-—1 > TO-NIGHT—B—TO-NIGHT. With MATINEE TO-DAY, 2.30. COMEDY PROGRAMME EXTRAORDINARY! Two hours of hard laughing in store for Wellington’s Comedy-lovers this week. Ist ATTRACTION: Direct from its successful Paramount Theatre season. Fox’s inimitable Comedy Pair as SOLDIERS OF THE FRENCH IOREIGN LEGION! PLASTERED IN PARIS With SAMMY COHEN JACK PENNICK IVAN LINOW LOLA SALVI 2nd ATTRACTION: A RURAL ROMANCE FULL OF THRILLS AND LAUGHTER. “The Farmer’s Daughter” Starring MARJORIE BEEBE, Greatest 'Woman Comedienne on the screen, with large and popular cast. QUEEN’S QUALITY ORCHESTRA (Paul T. Cullen, Mus. Dir.) BOOKING.—Box Plan at The Bristol until-Noon. Ring Tel. 22 —334 for Reservations.

DE LUXE THEATRE ■ COMMENCING NEXT FRIDAY, AT > JANUARY aat 2.W. MATINEE. SATURDAY, AT 2.30. SIEUIAL MAIIiXLL, u.iixvm.x It is the beautiful tale of Mother Bernie and the four splendid men—children ’ she reared and gave the world. Pathos, humour, and truth are blended skilfully in a picture whose memory you’ll cherish forever. VJjqhn ford PRODUCTION Wi ' MWI 111 111 I®® V ‘ Dedicated to the Mothers of L.—rfjSßjw ui.ifei&wtf II ; i ilit j '' . tSKaff/ the world. k "A MOTHER IS A MOTHER 1 ; iaSl'■-iMIBORg ' STILL, THE HOLIEST ft •'-VWKWWiM W THING ALIVE.” fl ■’j'CV' - V'' Preceded by an atmospheric \ '*■»» Stage Presentation, when the \ xSJy Theme Song. X tasSj&N “LITTLE MOTHER" WiWufex WITH Will Be Sung. MARGARET MANN, JAMES HALL. GEORGE J MEEKER, FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN, Jnr„ JUNE \ COLLYER AND ALBERT GRAN. EMANUEL AARONS and the ORCHESTRA DE LUNE. in addition to the WURLITZER ORCHESTRAL UNIT BOOKING— BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL™ BEGG'S? AND AITKEN’S w Kiug ' l '« l °l’ hoae 23—080 LOOKING. LOX ILANS A FREELIST ENTIRELY SUSPENDED.