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DE LUXE THEATRE NOW SHOWING: TWICE DAILY—2.3O and 8 p.m. FOX MOVIETONE ADAPTATION OF THE SENSATIONAL STAGE SUCCESS BY DENNISON CLIFT. More Thrilling than the Stage Play. A BREATHLESS DRAMA OF LOVE AND ADVENTURE! Played against the contrasting backgrounds of London society and that i world-famed organisation. ■UaJ > J F®X PICTURE EDMUND LOWE Portrays the dual roles of “Dakin Barrolles,” cunning bank robber, and “Sir John Lasher,” honoured citizen and president of the Central Union Bank. JOAN BENNETT As “Lady Xandra Lasher.” LUMSDEN HARE as “Sir Clive Heathcote.” GEORGES RENEVANT a.« “Dr. Deon.” DAVID TORRENCE as “Captain Graves.” HALLHVELL HOBBS as “Lord St. Arran.” “Scotland Yard”—Perfect in English Atmosphere, Dialogue and Setting! FOX MOVIETONE SUPPORTING FEATURETTE EXTRAORDINARY! The first of the New Great Movietone Monkey Comedies. Little Covered Wagon Featuring Fox’s Marvellous Performing Monkeys in a story (all dialogue) . of the covered wagon days! SEE THE TALKING MONKEYS! . The Laugh of a Lifetime. BOX PLANS BRISTOL AND THEATRE.
JJJcCABE ACADEMY. RESULTS OF COMPETITION. A GRADE: Ist Prize (Grand Championship), £35 course, Miss Edna Hatch. 2nd, Prize, £9/9/- course, Miss Al. Compton-Smith. 3rd Prize, £2/10/- course, Miss Jean Gibbs. • . 4th to 20th Prizes’? Miss E. Compton-Smith, Airs. E. Reece, Mrs. K. Lusted, Airs. T. AV. Page, Aliss I. M. Williams, Miss T. Pillar, Miss N. Gilmour, Miss A. E. Walker, Airs. E. Evans, Mrs. Al. O'Donogue, Aliss E. Grace, Aliss G. Olifent, Airs. Smethu'rst, Aliss Jean Thompson, Aliss J. R. Maxwell, Aliss E’. Robinson, Airs. C. Tyrie, Airs. P. Luxford, Aliss E. Alurphy, Aliss Doris Harding. B GRADE: Ist Prize, £9/9/- course, Aliss G. Lewis. 2nd Prize. « £2/10/- course, Miss Al. AVhittall. 3rd to 12th Prizes: Aliss C. W. Perry, Aliss D. Keeys, Aliss J, Thompson, Miss. G. Averill. Aliss I>. Beavis, Aliss N. Drager, Aliss I*. Gilder. Aliss F. Turner, Aliss Al. Larmer, Aliss G. Alnrray, Aliss W. Cockrell, Aliss Al. Cameron. All work is on display at the AleCabe Academy, 4th Floor. D.I.C. Buildings, To-day and To-morrow. BUSINESS NOTICES. U FANCY COSTUMES FOR HIRE. AT ADAME FOLEY AND CO., Victoria "J- Hall?'160 Adelaide Road, Wellington. Large assortment Ladies’. Children’s, and Gent’s Fancy Costumes. Dinner and Evening Suits. Tel. 24—154. Prize-winners in I lie recent competition organised by the McCabe Academy arc advertised elsewhere in this issue. the winners is the A section were: Miss Edna Hatch. 1; Miss M. Compton-Smith, 2; Miss Jean* Gibbs. 3. In the B section Miss G. Lewis and Mrs. M. Whittali were first. INDEX TO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. Accommodation 1 Agencies Vacant and Wanted 1 (Amusements 3 Auctions I<> Businesses For Sale , 1 Chiropractors 8 Educational 2 Hotels For Sale 1 Insurance 12 Live Stock For Sale 1 Lost and Found 1 Machinery For Sale 3 . Aledical and Toilet 1 Money and Stocks 12 .Motor Cycles For Sale 1 Partnerships Vacant and Wtd. 1 Personal • 1 Plants, Trees, and Garden .. 1 Poultry, Cais. Etc 1 Properties For Sale 3 Public Notices • ~ Rest Homes ••••••• * Rural Land Tor Sale 16 Shipping 1" ’ Situations Vacant ’ Situations Wanted > Tenders “ Tradesmen * Transport Services To Let * Used Cars For Sale 1 Wanted To Buy 1 Wanted To Exchange 1 Wanted To Rent 1
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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 110, 3 February 1931, Page 3
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