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amusements. MATINEE MATINEE 2.30—T0-DAY—2.3O. QUEENIE PAUL’S COMPETITIONS COMPETITIONS For Children under 14 Years. THREE HANDSOME PRIZES Come and see what talent young Wellington has. Direction .. John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. Rich and elaborately dressed, the “Notions” present the most colourful production they have yet staged in Wellington. THE "LEAGUE OF NOTIONS” THE “LEAGUE OF NOTIONS” THE “LEAGUE OF NOTIONS” THE “LEAGUE OF NOTIONS” In their 13th Series of Notions. Frocks and Frills. Fancies and Fun. MIKE CONNORS, QUEENIE PAUL, In the very latest hit: “High Up On a Hill Top.” See SYD BECK, SYD BECK, “The Boy from Lyt-tittle-ton" As “THE SHOPWALKER,” “THE RECRUIT,” “THE LOVER.” He wffl give you the biggest laugh you have had in years. LINN SMITH’S JAZZ BAND, LINN SMITH’S JAZZ BAND, In another Array of Musical Novelties. THE EXQUISITE SIX 1 And A Super Revue Cast DON’T MISS THIS WONDERFUL PROGRAMME. FULLERS’ POPULAR.PRICES: BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. After noon at Palmer’s Confectionery Store (next Theatre). Telephone Theatre 28—175 for Reservations. Grand Circle Box Plan for Saturday Night at Pnjmer’s. ■ . STRAND A FULLER-HAYWARD THEATRE. Screening Continuously 11 a.m. —10 p.m. SESSION TIMES: 11.0, 12.5, 2.15, 4.30, and .7.50. The Latest Marie Prevost Comedy In which she finds her fiance embracing her own sister, and straight away seeks and wins safer material in the heart of a woman-hater; The Night Bride A diverting comedy of a self-willed girl, a womanhating author, a most affable father, a false-hearted fiance, and a humorous valet . , . characters that combine to make this one of the most delightful * comedies in which dainty and charming Marie Prevost has been seen. ALSO SCREENING: P A THE GAZETTE, TOPICAL BUDGET AESOP CARTOON, COMEDY, and AN “INTEREST” SHORT FEATURE. BOX PLANS AT BRISTOL AND STRAND. ’PHONE 43—855. TELEPHONE RESERVES HELD UNTIL 7.45. yw Lr - I gf? T Bi5 l? E DI S!oS T UNITED RALLY. OFFICIAL OPENING OF SEASON IN VIVIAN ST. BAPTIST HALL, NEXT MONDAY, AT 7.30 P.M. Programme, Banners, & Special Speakers. Chairman: R. A. Wright Esq, MJ?. (ex-Minister of Education). I arents come. Young folk roll up. Help launch the great Youth Education Programme for 1929. Alcohol trembles before the rising generation of instructed youth. Make -New Zealand Free.' fARGAN RECITAL. TOWN HALL, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), . FEBRUARY 10, 1929, 8.30 p.m.. By MR. BERNARD F. PAGE (City Organist). Choral-Prelude, r ‘Have Pity Upon Me, O Lord God” Bach First Movement from Fifth Symphony in C Minor (Op. 67) .. Beethoven Prelude (Op. 16), No. 3 .... Scrmbine Suite Ancienne Holloway Pavane pour une Infante Definite Peer Gynt Suite (Op. 46) Grieg Admission Free. , Voluntary contributions received at door. ■ , B and - WELLINGTON TRAMWAY MUNICIPAL BAND. At BASIN RESERVE. JUPP’S SILVER BAND, At WELLINGTON HOSPITAL. IST BATTALION BAND. . At BOTANICAL GARDENS. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), at 3 P.M. HILL Climb Races. Something new ! ! Two at a time. Double Thrills • Double Spills. Karori, Saturday, Februnry 9. 2.30. • MEETINGS. A PUBLIC MEETING is to be held at the Seatoun Kiosk on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1929, at 8 p-m.,for the purpose of forming a Rugby Football Club in Seatoun. All supporters and players are urged to attend.