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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 144, 14 March 1931, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. “LAUGHTER — GREATEST /J? OF ALL TONICS!” | ‘ J And it's now provided, to overflowing, 11 f w** ■ ■ - - at the 'v. Paramount Theatre Three Sessions To-Days 7 > 11, 2.30 and 8. / * X Pronounced unanimously by \ j huge audiences as undoubtedly the most -A*-") / mirth-provoking two-and-a-half hours of J -1 entertainment offered in Wellington for —mjrarffimonths. Universal M MJM I Pictures WWW K I Present M Bf f | I -KELLYS I , I that’s not I Everything TAKE A LOOK AT THIS HIGHLY AMUSING AND INSTRUCTIVE ARRAY OF SUPPORTING ITEMS—SLIM SUMMERVILLE — once again in another of his merry “war-time” comedies, entitled “Ooh, La La!” More laughs than ever. OSWALD THE RABBIT — cartooning, vigorously over gold-filled mountains and in gambling saloons of frost-bitten “Alaska,” UNIVERSAL’S “TALKING” NEWSREEL — As usual, replete with entertaining and pithily described events of the world; and the Unique Stage Presentation: — THE GREAT TYLER’S “COLLEGE OF COMICAL MONKEYS.” A marvellous troupe of monkeys—providing one of the most amazing animal performances ever seen on a Wellington stage. MANAGERIAL NOTE.—The matinee sessions on week-days will commence at 2.45 p.m., to give school children an opportunity of seeing the “Monkey Act” (which will be presented at 3.40 p.m.) and “The Cohens and Kellys in Africa.” Also, the Great Tyler and his Monkey Troupe will appear in front of the theatre eaeh day between 12 noon and 1 o’clock and 4 p.m. and 5. / BOOKING: Intending patrons are advised to book their seats to avoid disappointment. Box plans at the BRISTOL and at THEATRE (phone 21—842). THEATRES

TO-NIGHT'S PRESENTATION OF VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT. The Artcraft Theatre X (Opposite'Parliament Buildings) ABTCKAFT ECONOMY PItICE CAMPAIGN: STALLS, 1/3; CIRCLE, 1/0. Plus tax). Children—Week Nights: Stalls. 6d: Circle. ftd. Saturday Evening, 1/-. Matinee Prices: Stalls, 1/-; Circle, 1/6. Children; Stalls, 6d: Circle, 9d. TO-DAY AT 2.15 P.M. ‘ — TO-NIGHT AT 8. ZANE GREY’S ROUSING OUTDOOR ROMANCE, "THE /LIGHT OF WESTERN STARS.” With Richard Arlen, Mary Brian, Harry Green. A Brilliant cast in a Great Picture. —Undoubtedly a Great Spectacular Western Drama. CHlLDREN.—Remember, the New Serial, “THE SPELL OF THE CIRCUS.” AT MATINEE ONLY. Box Plan, Tel. 43—068.

To-Day’s Matinee, at 2.15 p.m. This Evening, at ,Bp.m. Sharp. [ZILBI2NIE Jack Buchanan, England's greatest Musical-Comedy. Star, in “Monte Carlo” With JEANETTE MacDONALD. A delightful cocktail of song, beauty and comedy against the scintillating background of E«- . rope’s Playground. SELECTED SOUND SUBJECTS. Reserve at Theatre and Bristol.

Our Theatre . . NEWTOWN. TO-NIGHT — 7.45 — TO-NIGHT. JACK HOLT—FAY WRAY Ik Zane Grey's All-Talking Western “THE BORDER LEGION” Stirring, breathless drama and romance IN ADDITION: Special Sound Supports.

King George Theatre Hutt’s Popular Talkie House. SATURDAY. MONDAY. TUESDAY. ZANE GREY’S “Light of the Western Star*” WED. THURS. FRIDAY. CONSTANCE BENNETT in “COMMON CLAY” COMING MARCH 91. CLARA BOW in “TRUE TO THE NAVY”

LIDO RELIEF BALL (IN AID OF EARTHQUAKE RELIEF FUND), AT WELLINGTON’S RIVIERA, DAY’S. BAY (Pavilion), TO-NIGHT :: TO-NIGHT B—l2 P.M. (4i HOURS’ DANCING). NOVELTIES GALORE! Miniature Golf in the Moonlight! Speed Boat Racing under the Stars! Side Shows! Competitions! Spot Dances! Etc., Etc., Etc. And —' — Dancing to the Catchy Music of Wellington’s-Premier Jazz Band: THE STAR’ ORCHESTRA. FANCY DRESS OR FLANNELS. SPECIAL BUSES leave Town at 7.30; return after dance. TICKETS: Single, 3/-; Double, 5/-. LET’S MAKE WHOOPEE AT DAY’S BAY TO-NIGHT!

Hill street school of DANCING. MISS ESTELLE BEERE. MISS JOAN BEERE. Classes begin To-day (Saturdav), March 14, 10.30. Evening Ballroom Dancing Classes, Interviews can bo arranged by telephone, 41—461: QAVOY DANCE HALL, U 171 Cuba Street. TO-NIGIItLracE BALL Dancing 8 p.m. to 12.0 midnight. Special engagement of Ross Floyd, late Conductor Dixieland, Christchurch, Majestic and Adelphi. Ladies 1/6, Gents 2/-, with suppei. TENNIS. TENNIS. DON’T MISS THE DON FRANCE V. A. STEDMAN MATCH TO-DAY.