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Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 183, 1 May 1933, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS.

’toe TTEHJMFH OF 1933! . I To-day: 2.15, 8 p.m. /H PBHWI ' i w l( 8H - t ’ tIM fek M i¥ih? * I BiiWiiyja! - omm ' i w I I ilr i1 1 *• I SwrH 't fI < 1 Uif t' / LLt Sf'V7/ ’ 1 j (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) vr r „ roldwvn-Maver Picture PHENOMENAL BOOKINGS FOR Metro-Goldwyn Mayer nun . TO-NIGHT. Reserve early at the Super Varieties. Bristol or Theatre (54-775). After 5 The Flying Gadonas p "’- There i S no fee. ... ~ Aorini Trnneze Artists. Prices of Admission: Front Stalls 1/-,

“An unparalleled combination of famous artists.” 9 -Kunz KEO'S’ALS THURSDAY, MAY 11 Also on May 13 and 15. TOWN HALL. S Direct from European Triumphs. THREE WORLD-FzYMOUS ARTISTS: \ JASCHA SPIVAKOVSKY The phenomenally gifted young Pianist,' who thrilled New Zealand audiences a decade ago. TOSSY SPIVAKOVSKY One of Europe's foremost Violinists. Leader of the Berlin I’hilhannonie Orchestra 1925-1931. EDMUND KURTZ Undoubtedly the most briliinnt o the younger ’Cellists, ol to-day- I>first pupil ot Pablo Casals to achieve fame. “The Spivakovsky-Kurtz Trio is a very notable ’acquisition to the lifeof Europe.”—“Berliner lageblatt. “Each a master of his instrument, and what a dt Vcnez.a, ENSEMBLES SOLOS HORTICULTURAL DISPLAY (FOR ONE WEEK ONLY). AN INVITATION. VITE invite you to inspect out special W display at Bowen Street, opp. Con - taph. Beautiful Flowering Shrubs ; Perennials, Rock Plants, etc. A hu o e assort ment. DUNCAN AND DAVIES, LTD., Nurserymen, New Plymouth.