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Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 182, 29 April 1933, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS. _____ — REGENT gSll A Great Show ROLAND YOUNG VffiWife.SwY-, IS PRICELESS, AS THE GALLANT 'O '. GUARDSMAN WHO W'f 4 MEETS HiS z,ll MATRIMONIAL Ml WATERLOO 1 UNITED ARTISTS PICTURE. I : ? 4 London Film Production. (Recommended for Adults.) F-Mpog SESSIONS AT .... F? n .\.M.. 2.15 anti 8 P.M. ©IIS>TZT& TH rj> 11 vj r‘i k ®a®!®l “ J k LT AN OVATION ACCORDED “ The Roland Sextette ” In a Charming and Unique Musical Presentation! BOX PLANS AT BRISTOL AND THEATRE (Phone 44—141). TO-NIGHT’S THE GAY NIGHT !!! AT 8 P.M. If you have not booked your table, we urge you to do so 1 - immediately for the MAJESTIC LOUNGE and CABARET WHICH IS HOLDING ITS FIRST SPECIAL GALA CABARET NIGHT | You’ll be in the Fox Movietone Sound Ncwsroel of the gay proceedings, which will bo shown at the Majestic and St. James Wellington, and throughout New Zealand and Australia. . . Write and tell your friends to watch out for you. A HOST OF SPECIALTY ACTS:— MISS GWENETHE JVALSHE and ‘ MISS JUNE REID and MISS JEAN JIR. J. T. McCOSKER In “The TURNBULL in the I.a test Continental plumba ” Sensation, the Syncopated Slow Tap. ■*">’ <*' I DELIGHTFUL “CABARET —l MENU”: MARJORIE VAUSE de Foie (Late J. C. Williamson Companies), Asparagus Rolls. Whitebait SandIn Novelty Dance Items. , wlches. And MR. FRED. KEELEY ~ Of Keeley and Aldous, great favourites of Vaudeville days, in a special “Guest Item”—and as “Jlaster of Ceremonies” for the evening, HE ‘‘MYSTERY 7 SINGER” ? ADJIISSION (including Supper): Double Ticket, 6/6; Single Ticket, 3/6. Reserve Tables, including those on the mezzanine floor, at Majestic Lounge NOW!