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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 175, 20 April 1929, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. TWICE 245 P- m - DAILY 8.0 p.m. BEAUTIFUL A COLOSSAL DOUBLE-FEATURE BILL A thrilling pioneer romance basec The Screen’s most emotional on the Adventures of tin actress in a soul-stirring drama of Mogt Daring Armed Force knowi the cyclone-swept Texan country. - n G)e , g() , g flllP LILLIAN VwjISH MISS GISH STRIKES A NEW NOTE IN HER MATCHLESS ROMANCE RIDES AGAIN. t apt tv tuts \r T i\i; THE FAMOUS MORGAN RAIDART IN THIS ENTHRALLING ers ride agaln . SW IFT, EPIC OF THE NOT-SO GOLDEN EXCITING DRAMA FOLLOWS WEST. THEIR DARING TRAIL. REGENT REVUE OF WORLD EVENTS THE REGENT OPERATIC ORCHESTRA PLAYING A SPECIALLY SELECTED MUSICAL PROGRAMME. BOX PLANS AT THE THEATRE (Telephone 44—144), and BRISTOL. THE QUEEN’S THEATRE UPPER CUBA STREET. TO-NIGHT’AT 8 O’CLOCK. , MATINEE TO-DAY 2.30. ANOTHER GREAT MYSTERY THRILLER PACKED WITH THRILLS, ACTION, INTRIGUE, MYSTERY AND TERRIFIC SUSPENSE! A BRILLIANT SUCCESSOR TO “ THE SPY ” ! FIRST NATIONAL PICTURES ’PRESENT THEIR AMAZING MYSTERY PRODUCTION: “The Ware Case” This great mystery melodrama! has thrilled two continents. Critics hail it as “ONE OF THE BEST MURDER MYSTERIES EVER SCREENED!’’ Who Killed Eustace; Ede? REVEALED ONLY AT THE VERY END, IN THE MOST AMAZING . CLIMAX EVER SEEN IN A MOTION PICTURE! STEWART ROME—BETTY CARTER LARGE SUPPORTING CAST OF PLAYERS. IN ADDITION “Tarzan the Mighty” Que « n ’t ? ualily Orchestra. CHAPTER PLAY SUPREME. MUSIC E PROGRAMME. BOOKING.—Box Plans at BRISTOL. Ring ’Phone 22—334 for Reservations.

ATHLETIC SPORTS. WELLINGTON RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION ATHLETIC PARK TO-DAY SATURDAY . TO-DAY SEVENA-SIDE TOURNAMENT FIFTH GRADE COMMENCING AT 1.25 SENIOR GRADE COMMENCING AT 2.30 ADMISSION : ,1/-. ADMISSION: 1/NOTE.—The New Grandstand is not sufficiently advanced!to be used. We regret, therefore, that Grandstand Accommodation will NOT be available to-day. A. E. NEILSON, Secretary. WELLINGTON RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION SEASON TICKETS The Plan for 1929 Season Tickets will be opened for last year’s season ticketholders at the Union Office, 4 WILLIS STREET, on MONDAY NEXI, AIRIL 22, at 10 a.m. Last season’s ticket-holders may book seats on MONDAY and TUESDAY, and the plan will be open to the public from 10 a.m. on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24. PRICE, £2. CHILDREN UNDER 16, £l. SPECIAL NOTE. ✓ t As there is a little doubt of the Season Ticket Block in the New Grandstan< being quite ready for occupation on the Opening Day (April 27), the Seasoj Tickets are offered for sale on the distinct condition that if the seat for hie. the ticket is purchased is not ready for occupation, the holder of the ticket wil accept such accommodation as can be given, until such time as the Season Ticke Block is completed. We expect the seats to be ready in time, but should ther be anv delay it will not 'be for more than a week or two. A. E. NEILSON, Secretary.