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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 46, 18 November 1929, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. PARAMOUNT THEATRE (New Zealand’s Leading Movietone Theatre.) Now Showing: Daily 2.30, Nightly 8 o’clock. NEW GREAT ALL-DIALOGUE SPECIAL! ANOTHER OF PARAMOUNT THEATRE’S BIG SUPER ATTRACTIONS. EDOB WALLACES FAMOUS W’ORK PTCTURISED IN THE MOST SENSATIONAL AND THRILLING ALL-DIALOGUE MYSTERY PRODUCTION OF ALL TIME! ! ! “The Terror” (A Warner Bros. Vitaphone Special.) EDWARD EVERETT HORTON MAY McAVOY LOUISE FAZENDA With ALEC FRANCIS, MATTHEW BETZ, HOLMES HERBERT, JOHN MILJAN and Many others. ••rpTTTT ’T'I7T?T?I~IT?” CONTAINING ALL THE THRILLS AND IXIIII llLlultUlV ACTION OF THE BEST THREE MYSTERY PLAYS YOU’VE EVER SEEN. PLUS THE ADDED EFFECTIVENESS OF SENSATIONAL SOUND EFFECTS AND DIALOGUE! ! ! IN ADDITION: BIG SELECTION OF Talking, Singing, and Sound Featurettes NEVER A BETTER SHORT SUBJECT PROGRAMME! ! ! ■■ -r- ■ • — 1 ■' —— BOOKING.—Box Plans at BRISTOL and THEATRE. Ring ’Phone 21—842 for Reservations,

QUEENS f THBATRI ♦ TO-NIGHT—B—TO-NIGHT. (Two Spectacular Features): NO. 1— Action, Thrills, and Wildly Hilarious Situations I EDMUND LOWE in a Braud New Comedy Triumph—“MAKlNG THE GRADE” With LOIS MORAN and Big Cast of Players. NO. 2— A tensely gripping story of love npd life behind the scenes of a great circus. You 11 wonder at the magnificence of this remarkable film. “LOOPING THE LOOP” Most Spectacular Circus-thriller ever produced. “Variety” included! ALL STAR CAST. QUEEN’S POPULAR PRICES.

THE ADELPHI CABARET TO-NIGHT, 5.30-1 A.M. A SPECIAL AIR NIGHT In honour of visiting Air Pilots. Members of “Journey’s End” Company will bo Guests. BOOK YOU TABLES AT ONCE., WEDNESDAY NIGHT, 8.30-1 A.M. SATURDAY—Afternoon and Evening Sessions as usual.

pIANOFORTE RECITAL. Pupils of VALERIE CORLISS (A.R.A.M., L.R.A.M.). TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1929, At 7.45 p.m., CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, WELLINGTON. A Programme of Exceptional Interest will be presented. Reserved Seats 2/1 at Bristol 1 iano Co. Admission 2/-. ' Tlt , T „ Box Plan Now Open nt THE BRISTOL. Proceeds to be given to the Residential Nursery, Women’s National Reserve. EDUCATIONAL. COMMENCE YOUR ACCOUNTANCY STUDIES NOW! rpo ensure success at the 1930 Accountancy Examinations you should commence your studies at once. The extra weeks between now and next year will enable you to get well advanced with your preparation. By waiting till the end of January or later, you will only crowd your work and jeopardise the result. HEMINGWAY’S POSTAL COURSE IN ACCOUNTANCY. This thoroughly practical course has been evolved by experts who have “been through the Accountancy Mill” —men who fully understand the pitfalls and ■problems to be faced at Examination time. The student is advanced step by step. He has to work out typical test paper/,. Then, with this practical expert’ence behind him, he sits for the Examination with confidence. Write to-day for Cony of valuable Free Book “Accountancy.” HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. Box 518. Auckland. A NEW ZEALAND RECORD. f AST year a Student trainee Gilby's College gained a SPEED CERTIFICATE v for 170 WORDS A MINUTE. after only 10 months' instruction. Gilby-trained Gregg Writers gained all the honours at the last Government Shorthand-Typists’ Senior Examination. A term may commence at any time. Day Classes. Evening Classes. ' Correspondence Lessons. GILBY’S COLLEGE, A. H. Gilby. F.C.1., Director, Broadway Buildings, Courtenay Place, WELLINGTON. 'Phone 21—987. 'Phone 21—987. Hutt girls’ school. CHILTON ST. JAMES. Waterloo Road. a Lower Hutt. Boarding and Day School for Girls. Principal: MISS GERALDINE FITZGERALD. First Term Commences February. 1930. Musical Director: MISS ELLA BENBOW. Courses in Orchestral and Chamber Music. Pianoforte, Violin, and Viola are open to by-students. Prospectus and particulars from the Secretaries— „ MESSRS. CLARKE, MENZIES. GRIFFIN AND ROSS, P.O. Box 486, Wellington, Or from the Principal.