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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 226, 20 June 1929, Page 3

QUEENS ♦ THEATRB ♦ f* flig, TO-NIGHT, THE LAST NIGHT. Two Special Attractions: No. I—A Stirring, Gripping, Dramatic Picture, Shot with Big Thrills and Unending High-geared'Action. ‘THE SIN SISTER’ Starring NANCY CARROLL. LAWRENCE GRAY, With Big Supporting Cast. Attraction No. 2:— A Peppy Comedy Drama dedicated to the Girls of To-day— Bare Knees Starring. VIRGINIA LEE CORBIN, DONALD KEITH. In addition: ‘Tarzan the Mighty’ BOOKING.—Ring Tel. 22—334 for Reservations. GRAND OPERA HOUSE (Proprietors: J. C. Williamson, Ltd.) THE HOUSE WITH THE GREAT ATTRACTION. NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT, This is our Fourth Announcement. If we didn’t pop in every day you might forget all about the WILLIAM BECK BENEFIT A programme which introduces the following artists is of first quality. Study the list: THE < C.T.’s MALE CHOIR (Conductor: H. TEMPLE WHITE). CLEMENT MAY AND NORMAN AITKEN In a Rare Dramatic Sketch, “THE DIFFERENCE.” 1 ALMA MAY, Contralto. PAULINE SHOTLANDER, Soprano. G. AUSTIN BLACKIE, Tenor. ERNEST SHORT, Baritone. . LAURIE and DORRIE, in Musical Fragments. FRANK ANDREWS and his Piano. FRANK MORAN, ALBERT RUSSELL Joy Merchants. ARTHUR J. WILLIAMS, Xylophonist. PEGGY WELCH, Danseuse. PHYLLIS ANDREWS, Juvenile Songster. FRANK THOMAS at the Piano. Bright Finale by the FELIX ENTERTAINERS. Full Symphony Orchestra. PRICES: 35., 2s„ Is. No tax. The Bristol will book your seat. Purchases of 3s. tickets may reserve their seats. • ... Total receipts go direct to the beneficiare. There are no expenses, a fact whicn fills us with great gladness. PUBLIC NOTICES. THE SALVATION ARMY. COMMISSIONER HAY I Will Conduct TVFEMORIAL SERVICE TO GENE-.-ill RAL BRAMWELL BOOTH, THE TOWN HALL, SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 3 p.m. Wellington City Band will Play Dead March. BERNARD F. PAGE, ESQ. (City Organist) will accompany. The Public Invited. Special Order of Service Prepared.