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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 282, 25 August 1931, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. ' 3 Sessions /£v®t /> t \ Box . P,ai,s at Daily; the Bristol ° r 11 a.m., 2.15 ELS®) 111 B»Ls) T,leatre - and 8 p.m. Tel.: 45-100, You naturally want REAL ENTERTAINMENT. Well, here it is—a bonnie picture of bright spectacles, breezy, gloom-chasing episodes—“DON’T BET ON WOMEN” HONOUR, CHERISH, ESTEEM THEM. BUT DON’T INVOLVE THEIR NAMES IN A CLUB WAGER. EDMUND LOWE (at his best); JEANETTE MACDONALD (at the top of her form); ROLAND YOUNG (the inimitable); J. M. KERRIGAN (Ireland’s own); UNA MERKEL (saucy and chic); HENRY KOLKER (a fine actOr). FRIDAY EXTRAORDINARY A Regular Bland Holt Epic of the Air I How theatregoers loved d real Bland Holt drama, presented in Bland s own inimitable way! How they revelled in its absorbing plot, thrilling sensations, gripping situations, spectacular effects, comedy relief and vigorous acting. '' ell, here we have a genuine counterpart of a Bland Holt triumph with the plot, situations, sensations, spectacles, comedy relief and acting BIGGER AND BETTER BY 100 PER CENT. A DRAMATIC GLORY OF ADVENTUROUS ROMANCE WITH THRILLS ENOUGH TO LAST A LIFETIME! ! 1 ZLZ ¥»**** ••’‘J 5 ’ 4 YU. diOgibie THE SUPREME DRAMA OF THE AIR, EMBRACING WONDER SCENES AND ADVENTURES AT THE SOUTH POLE. FREE FLYING INSTRUCTION By special arrangement with the Wellington Aero Club, the Majestid Theatre is able to offer patrons a limited number of FREE INSTRUCTIONAL FLIGHTS. This unique offer applies to patrons at evening sessions only. See/the Manager. EARLY, BOX PLANS ARE AT THE BRISTOL. BOOK NOW. NO FEE'. ' SATURDAY AT 11 a.in. TWO THEATRES. mickey the “Mickey’s Birthday Party” JMOXJSE - g ' : CHILDREN’S SPECIAL PROGRAMMES: W St. James , Majestic Cel KEN MAYNARD’S - HOOT GIBSON’S All-Talking Special: All-Talking Feature: “THE WAGONER” “LONG, LONG TRAIL” The funniest things on any programme Latest Cartoon—- “ Mickey’s Birthday Party” this one! \ I A Slice oft Mickey’s GIANT CAIiE, mtade by Adams Bruce, Ltd., to each child. Now on view in JAS. SMITH’S window, Manners Street. / Admission: t £JD. —CHILDREN TO ALL PARTS— QD.

LAST THREE DAYS _OF A BEAUTIFUL PICTURE PLAY 1 Thrice Daily: Book Bristol or 11, 2.15 and 11 21 Theatre. 8 p.m. Tel.: 28—175. Peter B. Kyne’s Best Story—- “ Never the Twain Shall Meet” “So different, so vivid.”—“Dominion.” “Great acting makes the story live.” —“Evening Post.”' . “East is East and’ West is West, • The greatest of all dramatic and never the twain should romances dealing with the clash meet.’’ of races. CONCHITA MONTENEGRO is delicious as the Island Princess. LESLIE HOWARD — C. AUBREY SMITH — CLYDE COOK. ' PRIME MINISTER RAMSAY MACDONALD’S GREAT SPEECH.

WELLINGTON COMPETITIONS ' TO-DAY’S TESTS > (Tuesday, August 25). TOWN HALL. 0 a.m.—Mezzo Soprano Solo, “Unmindful of the Roses.” 9.30 a.m.—Contralto Solo. Own Selection. 1 . 10.15 a.m.—Song in Character (boy or - girl, 12-16). 2 p.m.—Highland Fling (under 16). 2.30 p.m.—Sheauntriubhas (under 12). 3 p.m.—Skipping Dance (10-12). 4 p.m.—Tap Dance (under 16). CONCERT CHAMBER. 9 a.m. at Sight (girls under H). 10 a.m.—Junior Test Recital (under , 13). Own Selection. 2 p.m.—Recital with Musical Accompaniment (boy or girl, 14-16), Own Selection. NIMMO’S HALL. 9 a.m.—Piano Solo (14-16), “Rest” and "Joy” from “Mood Phrases." 10 a.m. —Piano Solo (open to amateurs over 16). Own Selection. 41.30 a.m. —-Mandolin with Accompani- . ment (open class). Own Selection. 11.45 a.m.—-Steel Guitar with accompaniment (open class). Own Selection. 2 p.m.—Soprano Sblo, “The Yellowhammer’s Song.” 2.45 p.m.—Tenor Solo, “Eileen Aroon.” 3.15 p.m.—Girl’s Song (12-14), “The Dandelion.” 3.45 p.m.—Boy’s Song (under 12). Own Selection. Day Admission 6d (Children’s Season Ticket 5/-). Evening 2/- nnd 1/-. Season Tickets 30/- nnd 21/-. RESERVES AT THE BRISTOL. K. McLENJJAN, Secretary. "DOXING TAUGHT, every hit a block; Ball Punching, Club Swinging, and Physical Culture; every pupil taught privately. Satisfaction guaranteed. No brutality. Terms moderate. ROOMS (Top Floor), 68 Willis Street. W. CRAWFORD, ) Instructor. PALMERSTON NORTH SPECIALS, •WHE DOMINION” Branch Office, The Square, Palmerston North, deals with all matters concerning Subscriptions, Advertising, and Provincial News. Telephone—Office 5955. P M. HOOPER, Rangitikei &., for - L '’ Dressmaking, Frocks, Children’s Clothing, Hand Knitting. Orders taken. Corner Mnire St. T>ILLIARDS. —Visit Dominion Billiard Parlour, Mowlem Bldgs., 2 Entrances, stairway, beside Royale Dutch: and Cuba St, J. G, Fitzgerald. “T>ASSINETTE." Cuba St. (opp. Fire .Station), for Baby Clothes. Layettes. Hand-knitting. Orders taken. Try us. PRENCH Pleating, Embroidery, HomA stitching, Buttons, overlocking, at “The Exclusive,” 251 Cuba Street. Phone 7323. Mail orders. BUSINESS NOTICES. PjENTAL Repairs, finest materials, 'moderate charges. Rapid Dental Repair Service, 15 Manners St. Tel. 47—562. Estd. 1925. pOLD in the head quickly broken up by V inhaling Thermo-Rub. All Chemlste.