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Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 308, 23 September 1933, Page 5

GRAND OPERA HOUSE TWICE DAILY at 8.15 and 8 p.m. AN ALL-LAUGH PROGRAMME MPgg V' J TiWMF 7 : ,jn FPwKbL/i'M @|WniE CAESAR" KB| IN SOCIETY! SINO iCßtlegiani Society's captured “little Caesar” and turned him into a pink tea hound. What > riot when this monarch of mrnrele men changes his beer fleet for a string of polo ponies and turns to high life. Tire hilarious solution to tho gangster’s employment problem. And on the same programme another comedy classic ! “STRANGER IN TOWN” With CHICK SALE ANN DVORAK DAVID MANNERS NOAH BEEKI (Ricommendsd by Cmior Jor Adults.) A. refreshingly “ different laugh romance of a small-town local boy (slipping one over on the big city sharper. Prices from 1/- — < chl ’ d f e “. ha ! r , ) ' Box Plans at Theatre, Tel. 51-814. IRRITISH DRAMA , LEAGUE (New Zealand Branch.) (In the presence of their Excellencies the Governor-General and Lady Bledisloe.) FIRST NATIONAL FESTIVAL. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-NIGHT. FINAL PERFORMANCES. Y.W.C.A. (Blue Triangle) HALL. Ten Winning Teams from other Jest.W. A. Messrs. W. S. Wauchop and Leo Du : Reserves at The Bristol, 2/4 (including tax). Limited number at the door, 1 /-. . THE NEW ZEALAND CLUB. IUTEMBERS are reminded of the LunM eheon to be held MONDAY, September 25, nt Messrs. Kirkealdie & Stains’ Jacobean Room. > Lam^n n Ji n U! c’ at 1 p.m., when Rear-Admiral Robin C. Dalglish C. 8., Commanding the Royal Australian Squadron, will be chief guest and S penker. vAKD p LAMBERT> ' Hon. Secretary. SHOWS. Vnter Vice-Regal Patronage WELLINGTON HORTICULTURAL VV SOCIETY. SPRING FLOWER SHOW. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. Wednesday Next, September 27th. One Day Only, Afternoon and Evening. OPENING CEREMONY 3 P.M. By Their Excellencies LORD BLEDISIAJE, GOVERNORGENERAL, and LADY BLEDISLO®. Gorgeous Display of Daffodils, Polyanthus, Cut Flowers, Decorative Work, etc. Good Cash Prizes, Trophies, etc. Keen Suburban Competition. Music, Afternoon Tea, Flower Sale. ADMISSION: Adults, 1/-; Children, 6d. OPEN CONTINUOUSLY FROM 2 P.M. Entries close 5 P-m. Tuesday. Late entries (1/-), until 10 a.m. Vi ednesday. Telephone: 45-629. Box. 1~0 <. G. S. NICOLE, Secretary.