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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 54, 27 November 1930, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. Krjjeitf Direction: J. C. Williamson Films Ltd. SCREENING: 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. LAST DAY AND NIGHT OF W. SOMERSET MAUGHAM’S BRILLIANT SATIRE Strictly Unconventional With LEWIS STONE, CATHERINE DALE OWEN, ERNEST TORRENCE, PAUL CAVANAGH. The most daring and absorbing picture of romance that has come to the talking screen. (Recommended by the Censor more suitable for Adult Audiences). Box Plans at the Theatre (Tel. 44-144) [ and Bristol Piano Co. THE ROYAL WELLINGTON CHORAL UNION. Conductor: John Bishop. “fpilE MESSIAH” “ A HE MESSIAH” * Assisted by The Levin Choral Society, Wellington C.T. Male Choir. TOWN SATURDAY HALL TOWN DECEMBER 6 HALL Special Engagement of PEGGY DUNBAR, PEGGY DUNBAR, Of Sydney, Australia’s Leading Contralto. Prices; 5/- (res.), 3/- (res.), plus tax, and 2/-. Special Concessions to Colleges and Schools. Box Plan opens Wednesday, December 3, at the Bristol.

TALENT. ' GREAT EVENTS. KILBIRNIE STADIUM SPEEDWAY (Under A.C.U. and N.Z.S.A. Rules.) ’ SATURDAY NIGHT At 8. SATURDAY NIGHT PROGRAMME f PACKED WITH INCIDENT! GOLDEN HELMET CONTEST. RETURN OF W r ALLY KILMISTER. Reappearance of JACK BISHOP and CYRIL ANDERSON. TIM WILKINSON and CLARRIE TONKS in action. Also BILL HARVIE, BILL VIGGARS, and others. SILVER GAUNTLET CONTEST. SATURDAY NIGHT WILL BE A BIG NIGHT! ADMISSION: 3/- and 2/- (both plus Amusement Tax, 3d.) RESERVES 3/6 (full charge) at Jim Turfis’s (next Ritz), Manners Street,

THE GREATEST OF THEM ALL OPENS TO-MORROW T ARGEST, most beautiful indoor Golf Course in the Southern Hemipsphere. Two full-size 18-hole courses, covering more than 17,500 square feet of floor space. OLD DOMINION LINKS (Old “Dominion” Building, Boulcott Terrace and; Plimmer’ Steps), Full equipped, finished in synthetic turf after famous London courses, in a setting of colourful scenery, these links will provide miniature golf in its most fascinating form. TWO DISTINCT COURSES—EVERY HOLE FAMOUS. Each of the 36 holes is a faithful reproduction of noted holes on famous outdoor courses of the world. The Championship Course is continuous over two floors, and passes through ever-changing scenery. The Top Hole course starts in Old England, and finishes in a Spanish Tea Garden. Everything’s here —living trees, new bunkers, saucer greens, sloping fairways, tea lounge, club house, soda fountain. Reg. Butters, New Zealand's well-known Professional, will give lessons in both indoor and outdoor golf. OPENING TO-MORROW—FRIDAY. BE THERE WITH THE CROWDS.

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