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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 66, 11 December 1930, Page 3

b AMUSEMENTS. PARAMOUNT THEATRE NEW ZEALAND’S LEADING “TAL KIE” THEATRE. COMMENCING TO-MORROW ALL OUTDOOR — ALL EXCITING — ALL REFRESHING FOUR-STAR ROMANTIC TRIUMPH. ■ ■ ' /111 ssd JgE tbe g Aar •• ' JIW spc lor V/est o KB JW StV' \A W\ ,JaX a» A M ®BA .■ WO u lift 11 1/ i/ GST Cl paramount Qicture PARAMOUNT AUDIO FEATURETTES :: BOX PLANS AT BRISTOL AND THEATRE :: Sir Benjamin and John Fuller present for the Last Time To-day— OPERA BOUFFE IN GORGEOUS COLOURING. “ Bride of the Regiment ” “A” Certificate —Recommended for Adult Audiences. Vivienne Segal, Walter Pidgeon, Allan Prior LUPINO LANE — FORD STERLING — LOUISE FAZENDA — MYRNA LOY A First National and Vitaphone Production. ST. JAMES :: :: :: TO-MORROW Sir Benjamin and John Fuller announce the Splendid Attraction: HOW? WHY? H ra THE STARTLING WHEN? WHERE? K gS ANSWER IS IN THE WHAT? | | PICTURE! wmiwwwwmiWiMSwairf [SURRENDERS” “A" Certificate —Recommended for Adult Audiences. ? ? ? ? ? ? iTxTiviouAi f ,c It s a fearless dramatiza1s it fair for a man to ’ tion of John Erskine’s cheat after marriage if w7.f.,rA K best book story ’ “ sin ‘ his wife lias cheated him in cerity.” It is intriguinto a loveless union—? New Zealand. inff t 0 a degrce! ! ! This Play> comes with a Great Reputation— A A7z»4-iiz> which latter is, in man, woman, or motion picture, LiUnUjy “the immediate jewel of the soul,” and it serves to fittingly introduce for the first time to a Wellington audience— An actress of Even Greater Repute— GENEVIEVE TOBIN AN INTERNATIONAL HISTRIONIC ACTRESS OF THE LEGITIMATE THEATRES OF ENGLAND AND AMERICA, whose splendid art challenges comparison with that of popular RUTH CHATTERTON in emotional roles calling for acting ability of the highest order. —HER POPULARITY IN U.S.A. IS UNBOUNDED Supported by Conrad Nagel Rose Hobart Basil Rathbone BOOK AT BRISTOL; After 6 pan. at THEATRE. Tel.: 28—175. TioSE RIDEIjS AND BETTER RACING. H. BUCHANAN & L. HALE (Another Brilliant Queensland Duo.) CAN THEY BEAT THE LOCAL' STARS: IV. KILMISTER, A. C. WILKINSON, C. TONES, W. B. HARVIE, E. NAYLOR, S. PALMER, and R. RANBY IN , f GREAT GOLDEN HELMET CONTEST? KILBIRNIE STADIUM—SATURDAY NIGHT ADMISSION: 3/- and 2/- (both plus Amusement Tax, 3d.) Reserves 3/6 (full charge) at Jim Turfis’s (next Ritz), Manners Street.

BUSINESS NOTICES. FANCY COSTUMES FOR HIRE~ Madame foley and co., victoria Hall, 160 Adelaide Road, Wellington. Large assortment Ladies’, Children’s, and Gent’s Fancy Costumes. -Dinner and Evening Suits. Tel. 24—154. WANTED TO SELL—(Miscellaneous) ■pOLFE'S Wax makes spring cleaning Xl much easier. Unrivalled for polishing Pianos, Gramophones Leather, Woodwork, Linos. The combustion of a pound of coal in one minute produces a force equal to the work of 300 horses during the same period of time. Local authorities in England have decided that milestones are no longer necessary on roads, so that no new ones are to be set up.