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Dominion, Volume 25, Issue 69, 15 December 1931, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. Three Sessions Box Plans at Daily: tl,e Bristoll an< * 11 a.m., 2.15 /f Ilk Theatre and 8 p.m. I® 'W Tel.; 45-100 SATURDAY’S LARGE AUDIENCE ACCLAIM; THIS GREAT BRITISH PICTURE TO BE “THE THRILL OF THE YEAR.” No ■- War! . Stunts! BRITAIN’S Story of a Flying CHALLENGE Exciting! Detective — Stolen TO THE BEST fc *. Jewels.— Mysterious AMERICAN '« ' Paris — London — THRILLERS! THE Thrills Galore! With pr V TXT' 17001 Amazing Climax of a Henry Kendall rizIIINVJ .T.VJVAL/ Fast Plane in pursuit Benita Hume ■■ 1 1 111,1 . "' . "**" of a Racing Car on and an h'n o ! the famous Dover Aii-British Cast! Enthralling . RoaxJ! IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE WELLINGTON AERO CLUB’S AVIATION CARNIVAL. Come and Help to Select, the AERO CARNIVAL QUEEN Wonderful Stage Display of Aero Costumes. RAVISHING' DESIGNS. ORIGINAL DRESSES. FUTURISTIC i.Avioxr m CROCKING. PAGEANT OF BEAUTY. SATURDAY’S WINNING VOTER WAS— W. WALTON, 13 WINDSOR PLACE, WELLINGTON. Thrice Daily: 11 a.m., 2.15 anti KDI f j 11( Theatre. No Fee. 8 iNMIviBISHOMMMMKKB Tel,: . • ■ , Sir Benjamin and John Fuller present “The Spider SATURDAY’S ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCE COMPLETELY MYSTIFIED BY THIS MOST UNUSUAL ROMANCE OF THE THEATRE, CROWDED WITH THRILLS AND MAGIC. A Masterpiece of Brilliant Acting and Direction. AND THE BEST AND MOST EXCITING MYSTERY “THRILLER” EVER PRESENTED IN WELLINGTON. ~CH Edmund Lowe BEV c Th? Gi>n E Lois Moran J” Howard Phillips ASTOUNDING MAGICAL FEATS.—SUDDENLY A SHOT IN THE DARK! CARRINGTON IS MORTALLY WOUNDED— . . WHO IS GUILTY? ESPECIALLY, SELECTED | ADDED ATTRACTIONS

CHURCH ON W HEELS. When they found that the attendance at .their churches was dwindling, seven Baptist ministers of Northern Indiana, United States, built a “travelling church” upon the chassis of an old motor-car. The tolling of a bell in a belfry 12ft. high summons residents to a service as the car parks in a shady spot. When the roof is thrown back, a pulpit is revealed.