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Dominion, Volume 25, Issue 273, 13 August 1932, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS. Funny as AU the Aldwych Farces are, This is the Most Hilarious of AU! NOW ROCKING THE REGENT Three Seiiiona Daily: 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., rl W . Spun. * TOM RALPH WALLS - LYNN HR • ■ W WINIFRED SHOTTER ■ MARY BROUGH — ROBERTSON & .W HARE wS® “ A Night Like This ” Si ' s Fresh from its great triumph at the Aldwych pF ' ,_A/. - W Theatre. Brought to you by. the famous company I* W of London comedians who have cheered the world BpFv with their'previous hilarious absurdities — ■k/jC-'. s BEN TRAVEBS’ latest great success, being the Em// ... ludicrous adventures of two innocents astray in ■rAT.g-' ./» a London night club .. . Never anything quite ad tunny (A British Dominion* Picture.) Box Plans at Bristol and Theatre (Tel. 44-144)-GRAND OPERA HOUSE "X DirectionJ. C. Williamson Picture Corporation Ltd. A PROGRAMME OF OUTSTANDING MERIT! Peggy SHANNON, Buddy KOGERS, Walter HUSTON, Loretta YOUNG. Chas. RUGGLES, Frances DEE. David MANNERS. RULING VOICE A WHISPER—A SIGH—A / KISS-A CURSE—- ■ SILENCE—- >| THE VOICE HAS SPOKEN A. GLOWING COMEDY OF . AGAIN! FLAMING YOUTH. 1 BOX PLANS AT BRISTOL & BERKELEY. PRICES FROM 1/-. CHILDREN, HALF-PRICE.

The Celebrated GALLI-CURCI GALLI-CURCI GALLI-CURCI , ANNOUNCEMENT . ANNOUNCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT Preliminary Booking, 10/-, plus tax. i ■ Grand Opera House Direction«... .J. & N Tait By arrangement with Evans &■ Salter, New York. / ... THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, . AUGUST 25, 27. AUGUST 25, 27. • • AUGUST 25, 27. 2 WONDERFUL CONCERTS ONLY 2 2 WONDERFUL CONCERTS ONLY 2 2 WdNDERFUL CONCERTS ONLY 2 . . , . -by—- ? THE IDOL OF MILLiONS-, THE IDOL OF MILLIONS, /, . THE IDOL OF MILLIONS, '/ AMELITA -r- GALLLGURGI — - The Most Notable Musical Event '» in Many Years AMELITA ’ - GALLI-CURCI - THE WORLD’S QUEEN OF SONG. The wonderful purity of her voice, its amazing flexibility, its marvellous “floating” quality, so elusive in its witchery, so satisfying and entrancing to the ear; her uncanny ease in the delivery of passages of the utmost technical difficulty—these anff other phases of hfer art have inspired a thousand pens to attempt, with glowing superlatives, to describe the beauties of her voice. But Words have never expressed the full sense of its exquisite charm and pathos, or conveyed the meaning of ita unfailing appeal. . BOOKING ARRANGEMENTS The Box Plans for preliminary booking will open at the Bristol Piano Co. on Wednesday, August 17. TO COUNTRY PATRONS: Application for seats should be sent to the Bristol, and will fie allotted in rotation with city bookings. . Preliminary Booking, 10/-, plus tax. 'y _RUGjBY' LEAGUE. ENGLAND v. NEW ZEALAND WINTER SHOWGROUNDS, WINTER SHOWGROUNDS. WEDNESDAY NEXT, WEDNESDAY NEXT, At 2.45 p.m. At 2.45 p.m. CURTAIN-RAISER: HUTT VALLEY V. WELLINGTON. Admission: Adults 2/-. Reserves 2/C. Children half-price. . Reserves now available at E. W.Humphreys, Tobacconist, Manners Street (opp. Regeht Theatre), and White Star ; Office. Willis Street. SEE A. E. COOKE, THE FAMOUS. EXALL BLACK. PLAY LEAGUE. SEE WHY LEAGUE IS RECOGNISED AS THE BETTER GAME. SEE THE FASTEST SET OF ANY' BACKS THAT HAS EVER VISITED AUSTRALIA. P. B. HOGAN, . ; - Hon. Secretary. CLUB RONGOTAI AERODROME,. THIS AFTERNOON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, -AT 2 P.M. • Annual Competition for Club Caps: ■ Stellin Cup for- Aerobatics. Lloyd Cup for Landing. Crazy Flying by Flight-Lieut. Bolt. Gliding demonstration by Pilot-Officer L. F. P. Taylor. Joy-riding in the WACO. See Wellington from the Air in comfort from the totally enclosed cabiu of the like riding in a ROLLS-ROYCE.” Afternoon Tea available in the Hangar.' N.B.—ln the event of unsuitable weather, the contests will lie held on the following day, A. W. NISBET,. Secretary.