AMUSEMENTS. THE BEST IS HERE—— QUALITY AND QUANTITY . ya -1.,. Book at Bristol Thnce Dailj • | or Theatre. At li a.m., B” TO figkiOH Tel.: 28—175. 2.15 and 8 p.m. WHERE SOUND SOUNDS BEST. Sir Benjamin and John Fuller present To-day and Daffy: VAN DYNE’S GREAT BOOK, NOW A TALKING SENSAIION. WILLIAM POWELL The screen’s original creator and superb impersonator of Fiction’s Cleverest Criminologist in Van Dyne’s Wonder Play:— ‘The BENSON MURDER CASE’ . A sensational, ingenious crime that almost defied detection. THE MOST THRILLING OF ALL VAN DYNE’S. TAKEN-FROM-LIFE STORIES. Imagine the daring of the criminal. Imagine Philo Vance present when the crime was committed, yet temporarily baffled by the cnnnnig o the kffler. There NEVER HAS BEEN SUCH A PERFECT MYSTERY PLAY. IT’S A' PARAMOUNT PICTURE, supported by SIX SPLENDID PARAMOUNT SHORT SUBJECTS. Commonsense Prices: D.O. 2/6, Stalls 2/- (plus tax), G.C. 1/6. Matinees: 1/-, 1/6 and 2/-. Children Half. 3 Sessions ® ox Flans at Daily: t,le Bristol or 11 a.m., 2.15 Tlmatre. and 8 p.m. © Tel.: 45-100. 'J'Q Y SPECIAL SESSION, sto 7 p.m. Here's a Great “FOX” Attraction that will Delight You! EDMUND LOWE (from “What Price Glory” and “Scotland Yard”), LEILA HYAMS (winsome heroine of “Alias Jimmy Valentine” and “The Big House”), TOMMY CLIFFORD (the wonderful boy from “Song o’ My ‘ Heart” in a great character), and WALTER McGRAIL (from “Lone Star Ranger” and “Last of the Duanes”) supported by a Splendid Cast including “TONY”—the likeable “Shepper-Newfounder” dog, in a Magnificent Play. “A Part Time Wife” From the best-selling novel by STEWART EDWARD WHITE, author of “The Blazed Trail,” “Simba,” “The Rivdr Man,” and “Back of Beyond.” IT’S A GREAT STORY! ! ! Preceded by SPLENDID FOX FEATURETTES. PRICES: —Lounges, 2/6; D.C., 2/- (plus tax); Stalls, 1/6; Front Stalls, 1/-. Matinees.—l/- and 1/6, and 2/- (plus tax). Children Half.
11 a.m., 2.15 and 8 p.m.
ATHLETICS! ATHLETICS! FINAL APPEARANCE OF THE FAMOUS AMERICAN ATHLETES ATHLETIC PARK TO-MORROW At 2.15 TO-MORROW SEE ( THE GREAT MILE RACE BETWEEN KISER, ROSE, BAYNE, AND McDONALD. ADMISSION: GROUND 1/-, STAND 1/6 EXTRA. RESERVES AT NED PERRY'S. /
POPULAR STARS FOR A SPECIAL TREAT. N.Z.’s BEST MATTSON 11l (Auckland) FINAL VERSUS SPECIAL KILMISTER MATCH (Wellington) KILBIRNIE STADIUM TO-MORROW NIGHT! Commencing at S o’clock there will be one of the greatest meetings ever staged at the Speedway. The Kilmister-Mattson Clash —for the Last Time this Season —will be decided on the best-two-out-of-three principle, eacli race being of four laps. The Mitchell Twins (South Australia) and many other stars will be there. A Classic Field for the Golden Helmet and the Record Field for the Big Handicap. A Great Night—and don’t miss it! Admission: 2/- and 3/- (plus tax 3d.). Reserves at Jim Turfis’s (next Ritz), Manners Street'.
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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 143, 13 March 1931, Page 2
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