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Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 17, 14 October 1933, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS. ""de luxe theatre - " NOW SHOWING Twice Daily: 2.30 and 8 p.m. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER’S BRILLIANT COMEDY MANAGERIAL NOTE. Undoubtedly this is one of the best programmes presented in ’TH Wellington for months. a It is peppy and racy, with a tempo that Nu’lltfe mJ' > never lets down. It is entertainment ' A of the kind that brings healthy laughs . J and honest enjoyment to jaded film |A«|_ appetites. V / Ann tLVF j ' HOOhiiW ” enaS uB ifii I® H 1 i WJw FRANK MORGAN i E E E a S S W Sil ALICE BRADY "08-T.monTcom« in 'Wei lames Rachel Crother’s aS®* /V l W’ || Recommended Sensational Stage Success. .m! n 3 wC™ ISa Adult H IS MS S Audiences. OUTSTANDING M.G.M. FEATURETTES. < HOLLYWOOD PREMIERE (Coloured Musical Revue). “ALLEZ OOP.” —Pete Smith’s Sport Champions Series. GRAHAM MACNAMEE NEWS REEL and METROTONE NEWS. Special Novelty Presentation: “IRISH SWEETHEARTS,” By IRIS MASON, at the Wurlitzer De Luxe. •: BOX PLANS at D.I.C. and THEATRE (Tel. 53-080). ::

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THE END-OF-SEABON MATCH! BILLY MEESKE Holder of the Australian Heavyweight Title, makes a Special Visit to catch HARRY MAMOS Before he goes Home. MEESKE MAMOS WILL MEET — AT — I • TOWN HALL MONDAY! NOTE. —Meeske is: Nerve-centre expert, Jiu Jitsu exponent, one-time champion cyclist, swimmer, boxer, and runner. Now holder of wrestling title.

HELPERS. MOTTO CALENDAR, 1934. On Sale, Price 2/-. Top of Kelburn Tram. October 17. In D.I.Ct October 20. Mothers’ Helpers’ Shop, Oct. 27 and 28. Hessrs. James Smith, ‘Ltd., Wayside Studio, 119 Customhouse Quay, continuously. Katherine Cake Shop, Molesworth St., continuously. Mr. Pillor, 26 Aitken St., continuously. SEND TO OVERSEAS FRIENDS. T OST, one pair sea legs. Finder return to Big Nautical Ball, Town Hall, Friday next. MTSS GWENETHE WALSHS, Teacher of Ballroom Dancing. STUDIO: “Evening Post” Buildings, Willis Street. Tels.: Studio, 42-211; Res. 42-956. Personal and Individual Tuition. 10 a.m.10 p.m. daily. Free Practice Thurs.. 5 to 6 p.m. CLASSES TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS, 8 till 10 p.m. DANCING AND FENCING. TYAVID DEVITT, 7 years J. C. Williamson Musical Comedies (the only teacher in Wellington with theatrical experience). ALL PHASES OF MODERN AND CLASSICAL DANCING Special “Tapping" Classes, 2/- per lesson Private lessons by appointment, day or evening. Fees payable by term or lessons. Studio: Top Floor. Armit’s Bldg., 288 Lambton Quay. Phone 43-819.