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

AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL!— TO-DAY’S NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE includes scenes of the FUNERAL OF THE LATE MR. H. E. HOLLAND, and the last tributes paid by Citizens to this Great Leader. (RW* 17 A WAW’S Matinee: 2.15 3JU • J| JLvEI3 Evening: 8 p.m. (Direction: Sir Benjamin and Mr. John Fuller.) YOU’RE GOING TO BE INTRIGUED .. . SURPRISED .. . AND YOU’LL FIND TONS TO LAUGH AT WHEN YOU LOOK THROUGH “Ttae KEYHOLE*’ WITH KAY FRANCIS - GEO. BRENT DARING — DIFFERENT — PIQUANT SITUATIONS — COMEDY — LAVISH SETTINGS — in a story of a man who falls a victim to the woman he has been set to spy upon. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) With a Wealth of Comedy by Glenda FARREL and Allen JENKINS THE CINEMA’S NEW COMEDY PAIR. LADIES! —TiIe gowns worn by Kay Francis in this production are even more original and captivating than any she has revealed in previous features. SPLENDID SUPPORTING ITEMS INCLUDE: Scenes of the Fishing Fleet at Island Bay — Sports Thrills —- “Fishing and Shooting” — “Nothing Ever Happens” (hilarious burlesque on “Grand Hotel”) —“Dear Old London.” BOX PLANS AT D.I.C. OR THEATRE (54-775) AFTER 5 P.M. Coming Friday. The world’s sweetest romance that has become more fragrant with the passing years! “PEG O’ MY HEART” A CHARMING CINEMA VERSION WITH MARION DAVIES IN HER GREATEST ROLE AS THE ADORABLE “PEG.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)

"DURIED treasure to be auctioned at " Big Nautical Ball, Town Hall, Friday next. Be there!

QRAND CORONATION REVUE. IN THE CONCERT CHAMBER, WEDNESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 18, 8 p.m. Featuring Ray . Kemp, Gretta Stark, Doug. Stark, Jim Cooke, Geo. Power, and other well-known artists of the Wellington Theatrical and Operatic Society. Also spectacular Corns de Ballet and solo dances under Mirinmn Heketa. Full Orchestra conducted by Mr. J. F. Woodward, With the Grand Finale, THE GORGEOUS CROWNING OF THE QUEEN. 1 A Floral Tribute to Youth. (Producer. Mr. Harison Cook). Something different in Crowning Ceremonies 1 Booking nt D.I.C. Popular prices, 2/- and 1/-. (In aid of Y.M.C.A. Funds.) QALVATION ARMY HALL, Newtown —Brighter Days Fair, opening Wednesday, 18, 7 p.m., by Mrs. McCombs, M.P. FROM NO MAN’S LAND. Mr. A. Brown of Leigh has had returned to him via Berlin, a letter he wrote to the postmaster of Leigh from the Ypres Salient during the war. The letter was carried by Mr, Brown in his tunic, all ready for the post at a favourable opportunity, when he was wounded, and at the same time lost his tunic. It is this tunic which was found by a Berlin solicitor, who discovered the letter and posted it to the sender.