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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 184, 2 May 1929, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. THF-tHEATRE BEAUTIFUL (Managing Directors: Beaumont Smith and F. W. Thring.) TO-MORROW TO-MORROW 2.15 p.m. 8 p.m. TWO TITANIC PRODUCTIONS! EACH A FEATURE OF DISTINCTION WORTHY OF OUR DISTINCTIVE THEATRE ' ' WILLIAM BOYD IN |THE COP A glimpse into the life of the unsung hero—THE COP. A picture theme vibrant with suspense and thrills. Also A MOST POWERFUL DRAMA OF MOTHER LOVE | MUMSIE She idealised her son—only to find him a coward and a spy ! How could she make him retrieve his honour ? Starring PAULINE FREDERICK in the most notable role of her brilliant career. REGENT REVUE OF WORLD’S EVENTS. BOOK NOW. BOX PLANS at Theatre, Telephone 44 144, and Bristol.

theHheatre BEAUTIFUL Managing Directors, Beaumont Smith and F. AV. Thring. Positively Last Day of this Stupendous Programme. TO-DAY, 2.15 TO-NIGHT AT 8. LON CHANEY In i7 West ~~ of Zanzibar” A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production. The Jungle—Terrible and Mysterious, as the settling for the greatest love story of all time. Regent Revue of World Events. Maurice Gutfridge and the Regent Orchestra. Book Now at Theatre—(Tele., 44—144) —and Bristol. I

Kilbienie iriEMfiTWO OF THE BEST! TO-NIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK. SALLY PHIPPS and CHARLES MORTON in “NONE BUT THE BRAVE,” Love, Life, and Laughter by the Sand* of the Sea. In conjunction with “THE SHAKE DOWN,” Featuring JAMES MURRAY and BARBARA KENT. Romance—action—pathos— comedy—and evil machinations of crooked fight-pro-moters bard] in a sensational manner! Kilbirnie Symphony Orchestra. ’Phone Theatre 14—202 for Reserves. yyHERE IS THAT BUILDING? The mystery will be solved on Saturday. Watch for full page advertisement. Are you amongst the first fifty correct competitors?

(Under the Distinguished Patronage of His Excellency the Governor-General.) FIRST CONCERT OF THE 1929 SEASON BY THE WELLINGTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (INC.). CONDUCTOR MR. LEON DE MAUN'Y. Solo ’Cellist: Mr. Claude Tanner. TOWN HALL, TO-NIGHT, MAY 2. AT 8.15 p.m. TCHAIKOVSKY PROGRAMME. The Italian Caprice; The Pathetic Symphony; The Rococo Variations; The Nutcracker Suite; The 1812 Overture. TICKETS: 45., 3s. (plus tax), 2s. Box Plan at the Bristol. Doors open at 7.30 p.m. Subscribers’ Tickets (£1 Is.) entitle subscribers to Two Seats at each concert of the season, with the privilege (optional) of booking same seats for the whole season. Apply immediately to HON. SEC., BOX 168, TE ARO. NOTE.—AII those who ’have undertaken to become subscribers and who have not yet sent in their subscription to the Hon. Secretary, are ’ asked to do so immediately.