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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 221, 14 June 1930, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. Now Showing: Twice Daily, 2.30 and 8 p.m. PARAMOUNT THEATRE” NEW ZEALAND’S LEADING “TALKIE” THEATRE. BRITAIN AGAIN! “SriS’K ! A WEALTH OF SONGS, SIDE-SPLITTING LAUGHTER, AND AN ALL-BRITISH SOLDIER CAST! “SPLINTERS” OPENED YESTERDAY Capacity Houses That Rocked With Laughter! LONG HEARTY LAUGHS AT THE GOOD BRITISH HUMOUR THAT EVERYBODY ENJOYS! ACCLAIMED BY PRESS AND PUBLIC ALIKE, THE WORLD OVER, AS ONE OF THE GREATEST OF ALL-TALKING PICTURES! SPLINTERS THE STAGE PRODUCTION OF WHICH, WITH THE SAME CAST AS THE FILM, HAS RUN CONTINUOUSLY IN LONDON FOR THE LAST ELEVEN YEARS. The Famous British Army Concert Revue. ALL TALKING — ALL BRITISH — ALL-LAUGHING — ALL SINGING (A British Dominion Films Attraction released by Greater Australasian Films.) The Gem from the Fragments of France WITH HAL JONES REG. STONE NELSON KEYS — SYDNEY HOWARD (ENGLAND’S FOREMOST COMEDIANS). It’s Perfect English—studded with all the charm and wholesome humour that only English comedians could give you. THERE IS NO GREATER PICTURE! IN ADDITION THE FOX MOVIETONE SOUND FILM OF MISS AMY JOHNSON’S ARRIVAL AND RECEPTION IN SYDNEY! BOX PLANS at BRISTOL and THEATRE. I Ring ’PHONE 21—843 for Reservations. |

TUESDAY, JUNE 17. ■ ONE NIGHT ONLY. COSY THEATRE, UPPER HUTT. Q.RAND BENEFIT PERFORMANCE (in aid of St. Joseph’s Orphanage.) By the PETONE COMEDY PLAYERS PETONE COMEDY FLAYERS In “THE HOUSE OF TROUBLE.” “THE HOUSE OF TROUBLE.” (Written by H. H. Blake, Petone.) CLEAN AND SPARKLING 2-ACT COMEDY. ADMISSION, 1/6 and 1/-. jgOXING I BOXING! BOXING! TOWN HALL, THURSDAY NEXT, At 7.45 p.m. First Appearance of the Australian Welter Champion. BILLY RICHARDS versus PHIN STONE. The Best Amateur Welter seen in J Wellington for years. BOX PLAN will open on MONDAY MORNING at 10 o’clock at Ned Perry’s, Manners Street. USUAL PRICES. Jg OXING! BOXING I BOXINGI TEAM FOR CHRISTCHURCH. MEMBERS of the Team are asked to note that they are to assemble at the Hon. Secretary’s Office, 212 Lambton uay, on MONDAY EVENING, at 7.15 o’clock, prior to joining the Christchurch boat on that evening. W. G. TALBOT, Hon. Secretary. MISCELLANEOUS. FANCY COSTUMES FOR HIRE. ■AUADAME FOLEY & CO., Victoria " X ‘ Hall, 160 Adelaide Rd., Wellington. Large assortment Ladies’, Children’s and Gents.’ Fancy Costumes. Dinner and Evening Suits. Tel. 24—154. “TpRIENDSHIP” Peanut Buttcr~i’s x just the thing for teatime. It’s flavour appeals. All leading grocers. TpOR Races and Shows engage Dustin’s, x Ltd., Caterers, Wanganui and Palmerston North. ' R. DOBBS. High-class Tailor.— • Suits from £7. SO Willis St. (over N.Z. Book Depot). “IpGMONT BRAND” Bacon — The Bacon with the delicious flavour. All Bterckeepers.