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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 73, 19 December 1929, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. traraw i i»*ii mm i mww r r hMMiiiH Never, in the theatrical history of Wellington, have Entire Audiences been so enthusiastic! ! ! GRAND OPERA HOUSE (“THE THEATRE THAT WAS BUILT FOR SOUND.) Direction: J. W. Williamson Films. Managing Directors: Beaumont Smith and F. W. Timing. STILL ENTHRALLING THE CROWDS UNITED ARTISTS PRESENT THEIR “THREE LIVE GHOSTS” The PERFECT COMEDY blended with the PERFECT CAST, in the PERFECT ALL-TALKING SCREEN TRIUMPH. SCREENING IN CONJUNCTION WITH Metro-Goldwyn-Mayec's Exotic Island Romance: “THE PAGAN” WITH RAMON NOVARRO AND RENE ADOREE. COMMENCING SATURDAY SHINING RAILS—THUNDERING TRAINS—IN A THRILLING DRAMA. LON CHANEY in “THUNDER” Mighty as its Giant Locomotives; Dramatic as Life Itself! Men of Iron in a Titanic Story of Daring! ! ! BOX PLANS at THE BRISTOL, BERKELEY or THEATRE • (PHONE 28—106). (’PHONE 28—106). ■ ii nißii iiii iiiniiMMigra l "u

yjXJ" Managing Directors: Beaumont Smith and F. W. Timing. THREE SESSIONS DAILY 11 A.M., 2.15 P.M., 8 P.M. The Screen’s First Complete Musical Comedy ORIGINAL NEW YORK CAST. MUSIC BY IRVING BERLIN ' SO BIG THAT ONLY THE REGENT CAN PRESENT IT! SO ENTERTAINING THAT ALL WELLINGTON IS FLOCKING TO SEE IT! ! ! Snm™( "THE COUR MARX BROTHERS' u Ohe worlds fuuhiest me.rv MARY EATON U OSCAR. SHAW j II I The Gayest of Gay Musical Comedies You’ll never know what it is to laugh until you hear and see the FOUR MARX BROTHERS. Thrill to the charm of Mary Eaton—the beautiful Zeigfeld star—sure to sing and dance her way into your-heart. comwlpfft musical comedy with gorgeous dancing girls. COCOANUTS” is THE LAST WORD IN GAY ENTERTAINMENT. Box Plans at THEATRE, Telephone 44—144; and BRISTOL PIANO CO.

I Grand Opera House , H Special Holiday Prograiniiie. B COMMENCING BOXING DAY AT g THE MATINEE. I “STREET GIRL” E A Gorgeous All-Talking, All-Musical J El Revel Of Joy-fillcd Drama and Soaring S 3 g Melody, starring*- H i BETTY COMPSON |