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Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 33, 2 November 1933, Page 3

• . AMUSEMENTS. MAJESTIC Sparkling with cay tunes and full N(HV SHOWING Of langh ’’ COmOdy ’ 8,, ‘ , Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.13 p.m., and 8 p.m. general entertainment J “LADIES MUST LOVE” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) 0 WITH June Knight :: Neil Hamilton MAGNIFICENT FEATURETTES: Commencing To-morrow! TO OUR PATRONS:—Frequently you demand a complete cliange in cinema fare. "Stranger’s Return" is an honest, human little production that will provide it. There is nothing overwhelming, nothing blatantly pretentious about it. It is a simple tale of simple people, clean, wholesome and refreshing. It is presented by a great cast, and will satisfy you all. ft MIRIAM '/SRdH Bib HOPKINS O THE J* ANCHOT TONS ® Strangers return (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Nothing quite so human and appealing has been seen for a long time! Honest Simplicity ! Wholesome Romance ! Perfect Acting ! BOX PLANS AT D. 1.0. AND THEATRE (45-100). ! ■ ■■

FINAL SYMPHONY CONCERT OF THE YEAR. TOnNIGfIT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NKIIT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIO3T. TO-NIGHT. THE TVELLENGTON ’ SYMPHONY ¥r ELLINGTON SYMPHONY WELLINGTON ' SYMPHONY WELLINGTON SYMPHONY WELLINGTON SYMPHONY WELLINGTON SYMPHONY WELLINGTON SYMPHONY WELLINGTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. TOWN HALL. TO-NIGHT. TOWN HALL. TO-NIGHT. TOWN HALL. TO-NIGHT. November 2. at 8 o’clock. BRILLIANT AND POPULAR PROGRAMME. Soloist: The Famous British Pianist, ANDERSEN TYRER, ANDERSEN TYRER, ANDERSEN TYRER, ANDERSEN TYRER, ANDERSEN TYRER, And MRS. WILFRED ANDREWS. 4/-, 8/- (Res.), 2/- (Unres.). Box Plan at D.I.C. AU prices plus tax. CHILDREN’S THEATRE "JACK AND THE BEANSTALK."' SATURDAY NEXT, AND FOLLOWING SATURDAY. At 2.30 p.m., in the CONCERT CHAMBER. Admission 6d.,' Adults 1/-. Reserves' 9d., Adults 1/6. Book your Seat at the DJ.C.