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Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 35, 4 November 1933, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. MA U I? C TH F f* SESSIONS: Jp Mj S* & A Uj 11 a.m., 2.15, 8 p.m. After his previous triumphs, see him in the most lovable role of his great career. . . . A grand old man whom you will want to take to your heart! A Metro-Goldwyu-Mayer Production. x I wi ' > iMm. •' w -11 ■ £3g xsß -'Stefc.- ■ Wllr tW »V $ wWW- IS > Jtwy w istr wS feßiW . .Ow . ■ — — / z 3liH LIONEL jflfH iuman and appealing h a BEkI has been seen for a BARRI’" '“ 8 " m " ■ *Jlli MIRIAM HONEST ' WIISUMm SIMPLICITY! / MlfrlDiL " IMM WHOLESOME t “Wk .' ■'<' | f - ■>■ I « W'-> ■. ROMANCE! /'X'*'! ' FRANCHOT TONE “THE STRANGER’S RETURN” .(Approved for. Universal Exhibition.) EXCELLENT, FEATURETIES: METROTONE NEWS', showing Miss Jacobs beating Mrs. Wills Moody in American Ladies’ Tennis Championship. FOX AUSTRALASIAN NEWS, including. Australian Navy Commemoration of Battle of Trafalgar in Melbourne, Australian Davis Cup Players welcomed home by Governor of N.S.W., and Exhibition Game by J. Crawford and Airs. Crawford. And— " CHARLEY CHASE COMEDY. BOOK NOW ■ AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE (45-100). — MAJESTIC LOUNGE and CABARET — (Direction: LILLIAN BROOKS.) CABARET SESSION TO-NIGHT COME AND HAVE A GAY TIME WITH Tommy Stratton’s Singing Band DANCING FROM 9 P.M. TILL MIDNIGHT. ADMISSION 1/0 (Including Supper). RESERVE TABLES AT LOUNGE (45-700).

AfISS GWENETHE WALSHE, 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. S till 10 p.m. DANCING AND FENCING TV AVID 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,

I THEATRES | TO-NIGHT’S PRESENTATION OF VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT. DE LUXE THEATRE - - LOWER HUTT First For the Best in Sound and Entertainment. To-day at 3.30 and 8 p.m. Monday at 8 p.m. The Next Step in Talking Pictures is Here— NORMA SHEARER and CLARK GABLE In the Dramatic Triumph of’an Age! “STRANGE INTERLUDE” (Recommended by Censor for Adults) Secret Thoughts Can Now be Heard. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY AT 8 P.M. Its Delightful!—lt's Intriguing!—lt has Glorious Viennese Waltzes! “REUNION IN VIENNA” ’ (Recommended by the Censor for Adults) With JOHN BARRYMORE, DIANA WYNYARD, MAY ROBSON. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AT 8 P.M. The strangest of all love stories. “WHITE ZOMBIE” “WHITE ZOMBIES (Recommended by the Censor for Adults) With BELA “Dracula”) LUGOSI, MADGE BELLAMY. RESERVES AT “PETER PAN” LOUNGE OR PHONE THEATRE 63-431. Palace Theatre Grand Theatre PETONE. PETONE. TO-DAY at 2. TO-NIGHT at 8. TO-DAY at 2. TO-NIGHT at 8. Also Monday and Tuesday at 8. Also Monday and Tuesday at 8. NORMA SHEARER RALPH LYNN Clark Gable Maureen O’Sullivan WINIFRED SHOTTER Bal ph Morgan May Robson And Great Cast in with “STRANGE INTERLUDE” Robertson Hare Vera Pearce (Recommended by Censor for Adults) in The greatest, most profound psycho- “JUST MY LUCK” | logical drama of the modern age- (Approved for General Exhibition) daring, throbblngly human — the screen’s most ambitious, most pro- IBC One Big Laugh You’ve Been gresslve step forward! Waiting For, And Full Programme. Full Supporting Programme KILBIRNIE KINEMA ’ c . c .„. Children's Matinee, 2.15. BUCK .TONES In Children’s Matinee, 2.15. “ONE MAN LAW.” Last Episode “Jungle Mystery.” Mickey .Mouse Cartoon. Comic Cuts. Evening at 8. A Love Story to thrill the world. Evening at 8. HELEN HAYES and ' CLARK GABLE in “ THE WHITE SISTER ” With Lewis Stone, Louise Closser Hale, May Robson. The romance of the century is now brought to a newer and greater glory in talking pictures. All approved for Universal Exhibition, • ’ Tel. 14-202 for Reservos. Prince EdwardTheatre King George Theatre WOBURN. Phone 63-844. LOWER HUTT. Phor.e 63-933. , TO-DAY, 2.30 — TO-NIGHT, 8. And Tuesday. To-day at 2.30. To-nigbt nt 7.45. PAUL MUNI And a cast of thousands in EDDIE CANTOR. “I AM /I FUGUTICE CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD, FROM A CHAIX GANG." rx.irrc It’s true—it’s sousal 1 onal—it’s “PALMY DAYS, thrilling. In addition. Outstanding Musical Comedy— PAT <mi?v ßB pftp» B in Successor to “Whoopee.” wnD . T HEIM _ g p M mrrv«r>AV at H PAt Double-feature Programme. TUESDAY AL s p.m. Charles Ruggles. Dorothy Jordon, in Boots Mallory & Ralph Morgan in .“70,000 WITNESSES.” “HUMANITY, Jobpny Mack Brown. Zazu Pitts, A Romantic Drama with ah unusual “THE VANISHING FRONTIER.” plot. . ; TWO GREAT .PICTURES. . ,