AMUSEMENTS. DELIGHTING LARGE AUDIENCES DAILY. IHIE B 0 H I'W r E’ Now SHOWING WEn LO J% E> Twice Daily: 2.30 & 8 New Zealand’s own Son, in a riot of laughter, who set London alight with his hilarious wit. OST MflMßl 1 with JOE VALLI and FMI Mire IM geo. moon in “DIGGERS II BLIGHTY” (Recommended for Universal Exhibition). In Addition—THE BRILLIANT POPULAR VOCAL-ORGANIST: |]| PAUL T. CULLEN ||j Overture: Musical Comedy Melodies from “No, No, Nanette.” Singing Numbers: “Familiar Waltz Memories,” introducing popular Community Singing and Further Topical Parodies. BOX PLANS AT BRISTOL AND THEATRE (Telephone 53—080). DE LUXE—'- FRIDAY Fox Movietone’s Stirring Masterpiece ADAPTED FROM HARRY FRIED’S FAMOUS STORY: “THE ROAD TO HEAVEN.” A young doctor . . . tempted on, ono side by a glamorous flame of a woman, luxury, gaiety . . . but faced with the threat of the law. On the other, his father, his boyhood sweetheart .. . and a life of service. Which would he choose? SEE—IHUMANJTYI (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) STARRING Ralph MORGAN, Boots MALLORY, Alexander KIRKLAND, Irene WARE. In addition: TWO GAZETTES, A’SIA NEWS, TRAVELOGUE, CARTOON. PAUL T. CULLEN In a Further Vocal Presentation at the WURLITZER ORGAN. BOX PLANS AT BRISTOL AND THEATRE (Telephone 53—080).
“An unparalleled combination of famous artists.” SpavalwsSfy f Kurtz 1 KEOTAIS THURSDAY, MAY 11 . Also on May 13 and 15. 7 TOWN HALL. Direct from European Triumphs. THREE WORLD-FAMOUS 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 Philharmonic Orchestra 1925-1931. EDMUND KURTZ Undoubtedly the most brilliant of the younger ’Cellists of to-day. The first pupil of Pablo Casals to achieve fame. “Each a master of his instrument, and what a master.” —“Gazetta di Venezia.” ENSEMBLES SONATAS SOLOS PRICES : 6/- (Res.), 4/-, 3/-, plus tax. Plans open Monday Next at the Bristol. Direction: Celebrity Concerts Ltd. Man. Dir., W. M. R. Mandeville. VVELLINGTON Philosophical Society. Economic Biology Section. The following addresses will be delivered this WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, at 8 p.m. in the Dominion Museum :—Physiology of Milk Secretion, D.-A. Gill; Milk as a Food, Dr. I. J. Cunningham; Milk-borne Diseases, C. S. M. Hopkirk; Hygienic Production of Milk, Dr. G. M. Moir. Public invited. C. M. Smith, Hon. Secretary. VICTORIA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. GRADUATION CEREMONY. 'T’HE Annual Graduation Ceremony of Victoria University College will be held iii the Town Hall on Friday, May 5. nt 7.30 p.m. Friends of the students and the general public are cordially invited to be present. For reasons of economy no invitation cards will be issued. G. G. S. ROBISON, Registrar. MEETINGS. ST. PETER’S CHURCH. rpilE ANNUAL MEETING OF x PARISHIONERS will be held in the Parish Hall, TO-NIGHT, at 8 p.m. A. W. W. CURTIS, 11. G. DIDSBURY, Churchwardens. MOTOR ACCESSORIES. PISTON RINGS. TpOR satisfaction, fit, J. & S. Com- -*■ pression and Slotted Oil Control Rings. Made from Patent Centrifugal Castings. All sizes from 2in. to 24in., obtainable from leading garages or direct from Phelan, Lonsdale, Ltd., Wholesale Distributors, 45 Tory St., Wellington. Telegrams, “Phedale,” Wellington. WANTED TO SELL. FANCY COSTUMES FOR HITTeTTLYADAM FOLEY AND CO., Room 1, DL jrirgt irjoor, 80 Manners St., Wellington. Large assortment Ladies’, Children’s, and Gents.’ Fancy Costumes. Dinner and Evening Suits. Tel. 41 — 960. INDEX TO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. Accommodation 1 Agencies Vacant & Wanted 1 Amusements 2 Auctions 14 Business Notices 1-8 Businesses For Sale 1 Educational 14 Farm Implements For Sale.. I . Financial . 1 Medical and Toilet 1 .Meetings 2 Motor Cycles For Salo I Partnerships Vacant & Wtd. t Poultry, Dogs, Cats, Etc. ... 1 Plants, Trees, and Garden 14 IToperlies For Sale I Public Notices 8 Radio Apparatus t Rest Homes 1 Rural Land For Sale 14 Shares and Debentures ... 12 Shipping Services 3 Tenders 14 To Let 1 Tradesmen I Trade and Service Index ... 14 Used Cars For Salo I Wanted To Buy I Wanted To Rent • Wanted To Sell 1-2-8
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Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 185, 3 May 1933, Page 2
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