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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 257, 26 July 1930, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. 'PARAMOUNT THEATRE: | NEW ZEALAND’S LEADING "TALKIE” THEATRE. | Now Showing: Daily 2.30; Nightly 8 o clock ENTHUSIASTICALLY ACCLAIMED BY LAST NIGHT’S BIG HOUSE I A MOVIETONE MUSICAL ROMANCE I ——- With Five Big Song Hits ow ’Wty ■ JBi? ; ; <7 < Kw wSi f y rx If ' JbCl ® clI r „ „ WILLIAM I|| /I"i § 1 Presented by f; J .'y | JANET GAYLOR ) :/ j Singing with / { | ( CHARLES FARRELL T,.. G.,„.r« r » l r« l .r Bute "l™ linS combination made Sunny bide Up “SUNNT SIDE UP.° AND NOW HAVE THIS NEW HIT! IT’S MORE MUSICAL AND Lucien Littlefield, Louise Fazenda MERRIER! ! 1 Joyce Compton. BOX PLANS AVAILABLE AT BRISTOIz AND THEATRE.

KING’S THEATRE (Best Sound lu Town* and King’s “Talkie” Audiophories.) NOW SHOWING! Twice Daily 2.30 and Bp.m. Return Season of the First National and Vitaphone Colour Sensation. ALL TALKING, SINGING, AND DANCING! Paris Starring the Famous IRENE BORDONI With JACK BUCHANAN, < LOUISE CLOSSER HALE, JASON ROBARDS. You’ll be thrilled with the marvellous Settings, Ballets and Ensembles! BOX PLANS 'AT THE BRISTOL POPULAR PRICES, 1/- to 2/9. 1

QU EE N’S 1 THEATRE (Upper Cuba St.). NOW SHOWING — NIGHTLY AT 8. MATINEE TO-DAY, 2.30. First Wellington Release of Paramount’s Big All-Dialogue Attraction! SIR PHILIP GIBBS’ Sensational Story brought to the screen—• “Darkened Rooms” See and hear tho amazing, gripping story of two human lovers who meddled with strange forces of life and death. EVELYN BRENT NEIL HAMILTON DAVID NEWELL, DORIS HILL, And a Popular Supporting Cast. A THRILLING MYSTERY DRAMA OF SOCIETY’S WOLVES! In addition: QUEEN’S QUALITY SOUND 1 FEATURETTES. BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. POPULAR PRICES, 1/- to 2/-. OXING! BOXING! BOXING I WELLINGTON AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIPS. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY NEXT, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY NEXT, AUGUST 29 & 30. ■■- J I Entries in all Classes, from Paperweight to Heavyweight. I A number of the competitors will be making their first appearance in the Wellington Championships, and patrons are assured of witnessing some excellent contests during the two evenings. ONE PRICE TO ALL PARTS OF THE HALL, 2/6 (plus tax). NO BOX PLAN. DOORS OPEN AT 7 O’CLOCK. ADVANCE NEW ZEALANIH Our Slogan: ‘‘Buy New Zealand Goods.” NEW ZEALANDERS’ CABARET .. NIGHT. rpHE ADELPHI CABARET. WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, at 8 p.m. (Under the auspices of Maorilanders Association.) Special Dance Orchestra, Dance Scenas by Misses Phyllis Houghton and Davidson, Buffet Supper, Bridge and Euchre Tournaments, Prizes. Single Tickets 5/-. Evening Dress optional. First New Zealanders’ Cabaret Night in Wellington. Tickets (5/- each) at Begg and Co. (music counter), Manners St., or from Committee (Tel, Nos. 20—165 or 22—• 118. Secretaries: Sirs. L. Hines and Mr. George Dyer (Tel. 20—165), BUSINESS NOTICES. FANCY COSTUMES FOR "HIRE. ItfADAME FOLEY & CO., Victoria "A Hall. 160 Adelaide Rd., Wellington Large assortment Ladies’. Children's and Gents.' Fancy Costumes. Dinner and Evening Suits. Tel. 2-1—154.