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Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 101, 23 January 1933, Page 2

amusements. HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY ON SATURDAY. . CROWDED AND ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCES SPONTANEOUS WITH THEIR APPLAUSE. THE GREATEST PICTURE IN YEARS. DE LUXE THEATRE • NOW SHOWING TWICE DAILY: At 2.30 and 8 p.m. js TKbI This enchanting girl Ar wafted into his life like a refreshing breeze . . . Bave his life a new meaning. Janet GAYNOR Charles WHhS FARRELL lOW|| TEfU. • STORM COUNTRY In addition : «ATT«;TRATAA’S GUARDIANS OF THE SKIES.” by Hie R.A.A.F. Supported by Fox Movietone News, including New Zealand and Australian EXTRA SPECIAL!—2nd CRICKET TEST AT MELBOURNE. See Australia’s Victory in this Sensational Match fi3 _ oSo BOX PLANS AT THEATRE TELEPHONE 53-ObO.

-- THREE SESSIONS: I I IT liv n ajn > 215 p ,m> 8 pm ' adventure unlike anything the screen <ko HAS EVER KNOWN! O) // “THE MOST f '"'kX ' Adapted from the story i “THE HOUNDS OF zaroff.” iC&SsjiFi ,1 (Recommended by Censor for !;w n • Adults.) I J Wilh ?&3ff si- Joel McCrea — Leslie Banks Fay Wray — Robt. Armstrong. ALSO— FOX NEWS. Paths News, Pathe Review, Travelogue, Cartoon, Sportlight, Comedy. PLANS AT BRISTOL AND THEATRE (Tel.: 45—100). .

LECTURE. ; WORLD REVOLUTION. WILL COMMUNISM OVERTHROW DEMOCRACY? ‘ ' Will, be the subject of a lecture . PASTOR A. W., ANDERSON, OF SYDNEY, In the f •’* . CONCERT'. ? ' TOWN HALL, TUESDAY, EVENING, JANUARY 24, ; At 8 o'clock. SHOWS. GREAT NATIONAL Flower show TOWN HALL, AND CONCERT CHAMBER, ETC. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NEXT, JANUARY 26 AND 27. Official Opening by HIS 'WORSHIP OJ.IE MAYOR, T. C. A. HISLOP, ESQ., 3 p.m., THURSDAY. Special Exhibits. —Loder Cup Competition for Native Plants, Citrus Exhibit, Fruit Exhibit, Flax Exhibit, Florists’ Displays (hundreds of square feet in each Special Exhibit). Good Entries in Competitive Classes. Orchestra. Afternoon Tea. Open from 2 p.m. continuously. ADMISSION—AduIts, 1/-; Children. 6d. The halls will be available for Staging all day Wednesday. G. S. NICOLL, Secretary. MASTERTON A. AND P. SHOW. 46th ANNUAL EXHIBITION AT SOLWAY, MASTERTON, On FEBRUARY 14 AND 15, 1933, RAM AND EWE FAIR ON FEBRUARY 16 AND 17.> All Entries close on January 30. PUPS VALUED AT £6OO, IN ADDITION TO LIBERAL PRIZEMONEY. HELP WITH YOUR ENTRIES in classes for al! breeds of live stock, Jumping, Ring events, Dog trials, Kennel and Sheep Dogs, Poultry, Pigeons, Home Industries, Sewing, and Horticultural. DO NOT MISS THIS.BIG DISPLAY, where a win is worth while. - Return train fares from Wellington, 7/- and 5/-. Excursion fares from all other stations. Send for free schedule. R. H. WILLIAMS, Secretary, Box 40, Masterton.

RAILWAY NOTICES. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TRENTHAM RACES. TJACE Trains leave Wellington at frefluent intervals TO-DAY (Jan. 23), from 10.5 a.m. to 11.26 a.m., with additional ordinary trains at 8.47, 9.40 a.m., and, 12.15 p.m. FARE: 5/- return (includes additional charge to Racecourse).

INDEX TO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. Accommodation 1 Agencies Vacant & Wanted 1 Amusements .............. 2 Auctions ..;. 14 Business Notices 8 Businesses For Sale ....... 1 Cycles For Salo 1 Educational ....;. 14 Financial 1 Lecture 2 Machinery For Sale 1 Medical and Toilet 1 Motor Cycles For Sale 1 Partnerships Vacant & Wtd. 1 Plants, Trees, and Garden ... 1 Poultry, Dogs, Cats, Etc. ... t Properties For Sale ....... 1 Public Notices 1 Radio Apparatus I 1 Railway Notices 2 Rest Homes 1 Rural Land For Sale 14 Shares and Debentures ... 12 Shipping 3 Shows ...,. -2 Tenders 14 To Let i Trade and Service Index ... 14 Tradesmen ' 1 Used Cars For Sale ...... 1 Wanted To Buy 1 Wanted To Exchange 1 Wanted To Sell 1-2