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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 110, 3 February 1931, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. Only 3 More Days of the Best in Town ! “WHERE SOUND SOUNDS BEST.” THREE SESSIONS DAILY, at 11 a.m., 2.15 and 8 p.m. . The Four Most Popular Things in Wellington To-day are — Greta GARBO IN HER MAGNIFICENT IMPERSONATION OF “RITA CA’VALLIM IN - “ROMANCE” rill rnORIOUS PLAY THAT WILL LIVE FOR EVER.—THE STORY OF A CLERGYMAN’S LOVE FOR A WOMAN OF THE M ORLD. “A” Certificate —Recommended for Adults. ’"“THE AMAZING TALKING DOGS” IN “NOT SO QUIET ON THE CANINE FRONT.” COMMONSENSE PRICES EVENINGS: D.C.. 2/6: Stalls. 2/- (plus tax); Grand Circle, 1/6. MATINEES: 2/- (plus tax), 1/6 and 1/-. Children, Half Price. BOOK BRISTOL (no fee) till 5 p.m. Then THEATRE. Tel.: 28—175. COMING FRIDAY GREATEST AND MOST DISCUSSED OF ALL BRITISH PICTURES:— “YOUNG WOODLEY” Only 3 More Days of “Up The River.” 3 Sessions Box f .’ ,a, ' s a ! DaHy: in e the*Thea a t"e 11 a.m., 2.15 lai \IX Main Foyer, and 8 p.m. W W iSfNJkBJZ No picture plav so funny—so packed—so crammed—so bubbling over with heart-gladdening laughs—has been seen in Wellington, as the greatest coined). “UP THE RIVER” WHICH MEANS, IN THE VERNACULAR, “IN QUOD.” SEE. HEAR AND YELL AT THE FUNNY BIRDS IN THE BIG UNGILDED CAGE. It’s All Too Funny For Words ! ! ! SPENCER TRACY — CLAIRE LUCY — WARREN HYMER COMING FRIDAY:— THE ALLBRITISH SPY PLAY THAT HAS THRILLED MILLIONS. “THE W. PLAN”

WELLINGTON RATEPAYERS’ ASSOCIATION. MAYORAL CAMPAIGN. rpHE WELLINGTON RATEPAYERS’ ASSOCIATION invites its members, and all citizens interested, to join a deputation to request MR. T. C. A.- HISLOP to accept nomination ns a CANDIDATE FOR THE POSITION OF MAYOR OF THE CITY OF WELLINGTON. MEET AT 10.45 A.M. TO-DAY (TUESDAY) at. REAL ESTATE AUCTION ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR, HARCOURT CHAMBERS, 48 PANAMA STREET. IT. IT. MILLER, President, L. McNABB, Secretary, , Wellington Ratepayers’ Association.