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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 50, 22 November 1930, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. PARAMOUNT NEWS SPECIAL JUST ARRIVED! ! ! RlOl DISASTER! First Sound Pictures! AMAZING SCENES IN SIGHT AND SOUND. A MARVELLOUS MOVIETONE RECORD! PARAMOUNT THEATRE NEW ZEALAND’S LEADING “TALKIE” THEATRE. SECOND AND FINAL WEEK! NOW SHOWING TWICE DAILY: Afternoons, 2.30. Evenings, 8 o’clock. LAUGHTER M EEK SUPREME!—HUGE ATTENDANCES DAILY CONVULSED WITH LAUGHTER I THE GREATEST SCREEN NINE BIG SONG HITS! FROLIC OF ALL TIME '. GORGEOUS TECHNICOLOUR HEADED BY THE SENSATIONAL With Hugh S Trevfr? ! June Clyde, COMEDY TEAM OF “RIO RITA.” Dorothy Lee, and 1000 others. :: Bftj: PLANS AT BRISTOL AND THEATRE. ::

QUEEN’S THEATRE (Upper Cuba St). AGAIN TONIGHT AT 8. (MATINEE TO-DAY, 2.30). ANOTHER BIG RETURN SEASON ATTRACTION AT QUEEN’S POPULAR PRICES! Metro-Goldwyn’s Powerful All-Talking Dramatic Hit—- “ The Trial o£ Mary Dugan” (Adult Audience Recommendation). FROM THE FAMOUS BROADWAY STAGE' SUCCESS, and STARRING NORtiA SHEARER With LEWIS STONE H. B. WARNER RAYMOND HACKETT And other Favourites. DON’T MISS THIS GREATEST OF ALL 'TALKING PICTURES! THE GREAT MURDER MYSTERYTRAGEDY STALKING BEHIND THE SCENES IN THE LIFE OF A FOLLIES BEAUTY A STAGGERING DRAMATIC CLIMAX. Queen’s Assorted Talkie Featurettes. BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. POPULAR PRICES, 1/- to 2/3, TOWN HALL (Concert Chamber). MONDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 24. MONDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 24. THIRD GRAND ANNUAL COSTUME RECITAL COSTUME RECITAL By the Students of MR. CLEMENT MAY Scenes from Julius Caesar, Macbeth (Shakespeare). Talc of Two Cities, Oliver Twist (Dickens). . . Humorous, Monologues, Recitals, Stories from A. A. Milne. Tenor Solo: “On With the Motley’ (Pagliacci). MR. R. TREWERN. Admission, 2/- (plus tax); Children, Half-price. BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. WELLINGTON CHAMBER MUSIC PLAYERS. FOURTH CONCERT at the CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, 8.15 p.m. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1930. Tickets 2/-, 3/- and 4/-, plus tax. Box Plan at Bristol Piano Co. 1 Concessions to Students. Apply to- o ALD ers6n, Highland Park. Phone 42—438. OoNC E R T CHAMBER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28. RECITAL. LEON DE MAUNY-, , (Violin). BERNARD F. PAGE > (Piano). In Aid of PORIRUA MENTAL HOSPITAL RADIO FUND. Tickets (free of tax): Reserves, 4/-. r Box Plans at the Bristol Piano Company. CONCERT CHAMBER, ‘ IyONDAY, DECEMBER 1, S p.m. Students of MR. GEORGE BLLWOOD Will give a VIOLONCELLO RECITAL. Special Feature: 40 ’Cellos Playing with Organ. Admission 1/6. Box Plan opens Monday, November 24, at the Bristol. RHYTHMIC BREATHING CLASSES. OORRECT Breathing Banishes Disease, brings health and beauty. Classes Mondays and Thursdays, 7.30 p.m. Private lessons given. Special arrangements for country visitors. Moderate fees. Apply TRUTH BOOK ROOM, 39 Levy Building, Courtenay Place. DRESSCUTTING — DRESSMAKING. DESIGNING LADIES’ TAILORING. ■yVE guarantee to teach you a Professional system enabling you to cut and muke any style to fit auy figure entirely by measurements. Have your daughter taught to enable her to become a Professional Cutter, Designer and Maker. SUCCESS IS GUARANTEED . OR MONEY REFUNDED. Write for Free Booklet, “How to Learn Dressmaking at Home.” Enclose 3d. in stamps for postage. McCABE ACADEMY OF DRESSMAKING, 326 Lambtou Quay, Wellington. J£ITTO AND SON, THE LEADING TAILORS, 132 WILLIS STREET, Now on First Flooe.

KING’S THEATRE (Best Sound in Town). NOW SHOWING! , (Twice Daily, 2.30 and 8 p.m.) FIRST LOCAL RELEASE OF FOX MOVIETONE ALL-TALKING, SINGING, DANCING, MUSICAL ROMANCE—‘The Gay Caballero’ Adapted from the Popular Story: “ONE MAD KISS,” & Burning love in a Cery-souled hardriding, swift-fighting, romantic land, where a dictator ruled with an iron hand. Starring Don Jose Mojica Dashing young hero of a hundred operas, lends his magnificent voice and intriguing personality to this big movietone musical romance, With MONA MARIS, ANTONIO MORENO, TOM PATRICOLA. In addition : KING’S SOUND FEATURETTES. BOX PLANS AT BRISTOL. POPULAR PRICES: 1/- to 2/10. DEMONSTRATION OF DALCROZE EURHYTHMICS. MISS EILEEN RUSSELL, L.R.A.M., 111- Certificated Teacher of Dalcrozc Eurhythmies, from the staff of the Loudon School, with Children, and Students. NOVEMBER 22. At 8 p.m. Y.W.C.A. HALL, BOULCOTT STREET. Seats: 3/-, 2/- (plus tax). Box Plan at the Bristol, Now Open. SCORCHING BAY CABARET 3 GUINEAS FOR A NAME! In order to make the Scorching Bay Cabaret larger we had to excavate, but we were not able to unearth an appropriate name. CAN YOU UNEARTH ONE? A Prize of £3/3/- will be paid to the person whose suggestion is accepted. Entry Forms served with Afternoon lea at the Cabaret; also at the Supper Dances on Saturday Nights. Reserve Tables, Phone 16—889. To get to Scorching Bay drive around the waterfront past the Massey, Memorial, or through Seatoun. ST. ANNE’S REBUILDING CARNIVAL At ST. ANNE’S HALL, GREEN STREET, Wellington South. Fancy Stalls, Produce Stall, Sweet Stall, Refreshment Room, Games, Orchestra. Dancing Display by Pupils of Miss Dorothy Parlette. Matinee This Afternoon at 2.30 p.m. WELLINGTON SOUTH FREE KINDERGARTEN. WONDERFUL CHILDREN’S FANCY DRESS PARTY, TO-NIGHT, In ST. THOMAS HALL, NEWTOWN. GRAND PARADE 7 p.m. THELMA. .KIDSON’S Dancing Pupils • 8 p.m. FUN FOR ALL. Adults 1/-; Children 6d. rpHE ENGLISH-SPEAKING UNION. AN EVENING RECEPTION ' is being tendered to MR. OSCAR GARDEN, 1 N.Z. Aviator, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 26th inst., at 8 p.m., In the Conference Hall, Dominion Farmers! Institute, Speeches, Music, Dancing, Supper. All E.S.U. Members and friends cordially invited. Admission 1/-. R.S.V.P. to Secretary, E.S.U., Dominion Farmers’ Institute, not later than Wednesday morning. TeL 42 —278, At the PAPITOL THEATRE, MIRAMAR, On’ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, at 8 p.m. A DISPLAY OF DANCING By the Pupils of ■ MISS KATHLEEN HAIRE. BUSINESS NOTICES. WILMA SWANSON, ILMA SWANSON, DRESSMAKER AND COSTUMIER, DRESSMAKER AND COSTUMIER, BOND STREET. BOND STREET. (Upstairs Schneideman’s Buildings.) LADIES’ OWN MATERIAL MADE UP FANCY COSTUMES FOR LI IK Eh MADAME FOLEY AND CO., Victoria Hall, 160 Adelaide Road, Wellington. Large assortment Ladies’ Children’s and Gent’s Fancy Costumes. Dinner and i Evening Suite. TeL 24—154,