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Dominion, Volume 25, Issue 276, 17 August 1932, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. t SESSIONS: 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m. and 8 p.m. 1 If-"'"S’JJV''* '' . ’- - 'lf ? ■ if Jwljti ‘ll II ■' ' ? r '■'« - r ■ I ' O Many Disappointed Again - t Last Night. r 1 *■ We suggest you Reserve. , ■ ■ ’ ’ ' Ben Travers’ Hilarious Aid- iQg, ’) ; t \ wych Theatre Success of two \ innocents astray in a London - club - ' A British Dominions Film. .iimariT i ■ nwiTirn > THE MELLOW TONES OF FAMILIAR SPEECH. Ralph Lynn-Tom Walls I WINIFRED SHOTTEK—ROBERTSON HARE MARY BROUGH in “A NIGHT LIKE THIS” BOX PLANS at Bristol Piano Co. and Theatre (phone: 44 —144).

TOWN HALL—TO-MORROW NIGHT, 8 o’clock MR. HARRY ATMORE, & MR. A. N. FIELD Mn (Author of “The Truth About the •P. Slump.”) WILL GIVE ADDRESSES ON THE ECONOMIC SITUATION AND THE RECENT LEGISLATION, w (Under the Auspices of the New Economics Research Association.) SPECIAL SUBJECTS: THE OTTAWA CONFERENCE. REDUCTION OF SALARIES, WAGES, AND PENSIONS in relation to consequent reduction of the people's purchasing power. TOW WAGES NO REMEDY! INCREASED PRODUCTION in New Zealand will not increase purchasing power of the people in our overseas markets. THE WAY TO PROSPERITY IS THROUGH INCREASED CONSUMPTION. HOW TO BRING IT ABOUT. “Consumption absolute is the end, crown, and perfection of production, and the wealth of a nation is to be estimated only by what it consumes. —lRuskin. “The downward movement of prices has not, as is sometimes assumed, been merely a spontaneous result of forces beyond our control. It is entirely the result of a policy deliberately framed with a view to bringing down prices and giving a higher value to the monetary unit.” —Professor Gustav Cassell. “The cure lies in preventing the buying power of the masses sinking below a certain minimum point measured in merchandise value.” Einstein. “You cannot starve the people back to prosperity.”—Lord Beaverbrook.

WELLINGTON RUGBY LEAGUE. ENGLAND v. NEW ZEALAND TO-DAY! TO-DAY! 'TO-DAY! WINTER SHOW GROUNDS 2.45 p.m. ; CURTAIN-RAISER: Wellington v, Hutt Valley 1.30 p.m. THIS IS A GAME YOU MUST NOT MISS! See the skill, speed, and science of the Wonderful Britishers. See the greatest side that has ever visited New Zealand. ADMISSION : Adults, 2/-; Reserves, 2/6; Children, Half-price. Reserves up until noon To-day available at E. W. Humphrey. Tobacconist, Manners Street, opp. Regent Theatre; and at White Star Office, Manners Street. P. B. HOGAN, Hon. Secretary.

TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! MAKE SURE TO BE AT THE GRAND OPENING OF THE NEW AMBASSADOR CABARET, BOND STREET. DANCING 8.30 p.m.—2 (Evening Dress). SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF TOMMY STRATTON AND HIS REORGANISED ROYAL AMBASSADOR BAND. HEAR CYRIL TILLEY IN SONG AND DANCE NUMBERS. SEE NELLIE DOULE IN A HAWAIIAN HULA DANCE. ALSO DILLY AND DALLY, IN SONG, PATTER AND DANCE NUxMBERS. Exhibitions of latest Tango, Quickstep, and Waltz by MISS MARGARET O’CONNOR and MR. TED. PRIESTLY. DECORATIONS DE LUXE. CATERING PAR EXCELLENCE. RING 40-280 TO RESERVE YOUR SUITE. SUBSCRIPTION: 5/- SINGLE (including Supper). Direction : J. Harrison.