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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 286, 29 August 1931, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS. TO-DAY, AT 11 O’CLOCK ONLY: CHILDREN’S SPECIAL PROGRAMME! MICKEY’S BIRTHDAY PARTY TO EACH CHILD A SLICE OFF MICKEY’S GIANT BIRTHDAY CAKE. gD. CHILDREN TO ALL PARTS gD. HUGE CROWDS—MORNING, AFTERNOON AND NIGHT. BOOK UP! Thrice Daily: Book Bristol or 11, 2.15 and RTSSTheatre. 8 p.m. Tel.: 28 ~ 175 ’ A Hit! The Show Colossal for Show Week ! TO-DAY at 2.15 and, 8 p.m. Ramon Novarro.. “DAYBREAK” It’s a splendid play beautifully dressed, elegantly mounted, elaborately spectacular, ‘and grandly acted by a sterling cast which includes HELEN CHANDLER — JEAN HERSHOLT — AUBREY SMITH. Then a Mighty Monument of Movie Mirth— Laurel and Hardy in “PARDON US” THE SCREEN’S MOST POPULAR COMEDIANS in SIX SCREAM-LADEN REELS OF JOY AND FUN. THEIR FIRST GIANT STAR SPECIAL! DON’T MISS IT! TO-DAY AT 11. 7Z CHILDREN’S SPECIAL PROGRAMME. MICKEY’S BIRTHDAY PARTY TO EACH CHILD A SLICE OFF MICKEY’S GIANT- CAKE! gD CHILDREN TO ALL PARTS gD. 3 Sessions />v£\ Box Plans at and 8 p.m. ID W Tel.: 45-100. A TRIUMPH ! A REAL HIT ! d°rVA W a^ O ?hSr^o S er O s F didn”? g« IT’S TREMENDOUS. & B ot ' T 0N ITS OWN. A DRAMATIC GLORY OF ADVENTUROUS ROMANCE WITH THRILLS ENOUGH TO LAST A LIFETIME! ! ! /Cl v ■- dirigibli 1 THE SUPREME DRAMA OF THE AIR, EMBRACING WONDER SCENES AND ADVENTURES AT THE SOUTH POLE. Ralph Graves — Jack Holt — Fay Wray PRICES: 1/-, 1/6, 2/-, 2/6 (plus tax). Matinees: 1/-, 1/6 and 2/-.

KING’S THEATRE (Best Sound in Town). NOW SHOWING. TO-DAY, 2.30 TO-NIGHT at 8. THE SCREEN’S MOST GLAMOROUS DRAMATIC STARNANCY CARROLL, With PHILIPS HOLMES, in “STOLEN HEAVEN” A Man and a Girl Wanted by the Law— They bargain their future for happiness, but when it comes to. paying—was there a way out for the woman? THE MOST APPEALING DRAMA OF THE DAY In addition: KING’S SOUND FEATURETTES, Presenting * OVERSEAS NEWS THE PIANO TUNER NOVELTY SONG COMEDY—“OH, TEDDY” Box Plan at Bristol and Theatre. PRICES, 1/- to 2/6 (no tax). SPECIAL CHILDREN’S MATINEE THIS MORNING AT 11. gT. GEORGE SKATING RINK, WILLIS STREET < (Next to St. George Hotel). .TO-DAY’S .SESSIONS: Children —10 a.m. to 12 noon, 6d. Afternoon —2.30 to 4.30 p.m., 1/-. Evening—7.3o to 11 p.m. Ladies, 1/6; Own Skates, 1/-. Gents., 2/6; Own Skates, 2/-. Telephone 20—635. N.Z. LAND VALUES LEAGUE (Inc.f, WELLINGTON BRANCH. Tlfß. P. J. O’REGAN will deliver a Public Address To-morrow (Sunday) Evening, in the Trades Hall, commencing at 8.15 o’clock. SUBJECT: “War and Warmongering, and the Menace to Freedom.” Collection for Expenses. Questions answered. R. D. SMITH, Hon. Secretary. ATADAME ROSINA BLIGH will hold a Dramatic Club for children on Saturday afternoons. 2.30, at her Studio, Hataitai. Special attention paid to speech. Terms reasonable. 69 Waitoa Rd. LECTURE. Robert j. terry, DIETITIAN, Will Lecture at the DOMINION FARMERS’ INST.; MONDAY, AUGUST 31. Subject: “Diet in Relation to Health.” Admission Free. 'No Collection. RAILWAY SERVICES. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. RUGBY FOOTBALL MATCH, AUSTRALIA V. WELLINGTON, At WELLINGTON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. CHEAP FARES TO WELLINGTON from MASTERTON, PALMERSTON NORTH, and intermediate stations. ■RETURN Fares (Ist and 2nd) : From -*-* 1 Palmerston North, 16/11, 11/6; Levin, 11/7, 7/11; Otaki. 9/3, 6/4. For particulars fares from Masterton-Manga-roa and intermediate stations see special handbill. The usual 4.15 p.m. Wellington-Mas-terton train will be delayed to leave Lambton 5.25 p.m. See handbill or inquire stations for further particulars. WANTED TO SELL. “■’trORAH" MARGARINE.—The first and etill the finest. At all Storekeepers.