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Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 59, 2 December 1933, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. f< Waltzing MatUda** is a gaysome prank. It is one of the most outrageous bits of romantic buffoonery every tossed about on the screen. It ts acted with robust animal spirits. Everyone was vastly amused last evening. If you are wise you will know that (< Waltzing Matilda is the picture to See. WjM A Sessions at Box plans at j D 4 5 1 ’ O o n<! Theatre ’ J A MwM 11 a , m>j 2.15 and 8 p.m. CHARMING IN SENTIMENT, RICH IN SCENIC beauty and crowdwith ED WITH FUN I Joe Valli Pat Hanna ' a, fl Norman French Dorothy Parnham a J Joan Lang - b ZJ**’ ENTERTAINMENT! THAT'S THE ONLY WORD to DESCRIBE "WALTZING MATILDA, ANO4 HER FINE PICTURE FROM . AUSTRALIA’S STUDIOS. AND THIS TIME THEY WENT 'W OUTDOORS FOR FUN AND ACTION—OUT INTO THE GREAT ROLLING PLAINS J ft A nD SHEEP STATIONS—RESULT aS W HT AN OUTSTANDING film. 11l (Recommended for Universal Exhibition.)

|«.°! I j DE LUXE THEATRE NOW SHOWING: TWICE DAILY, 2.30 and 8. (Universal Exhibition.) Mefro-Goldw.vn-Mayer s Ww. WORTHY SUCCESSOR "MIN AND BILL.” UNDOUBTEDLY THEIR GREATEST TRIUMPH . WWW TO DATE. ' r Robert Young : Maureen O’Sdlivan life' J]\J M.-G.-M. EXTRA SPECIAL FEATURETTES. “TUG BOAT ANNIE” “7 SP "™v ‘the“ Travelogue MOSCOW Latcst Events . In addition: IRIS MASON AT THE IVUKLITZER DE Lt XL. BOX PLANS at BEGG’S, D.I.C. and THEAIRE Where the Standard Remains the Best in Everything ! I — Majestic Lounge and Cabaret (Direction 1 LILLIAN BRQOKS.) USUAL DANCE SESSION TONIGHT, WITH TOMMY STRATTON’S SINGING BAND Dancing from 9 p.m. till Midnight. ADMISSION: 1/6 (including Supper). RESERVE TABLES AT LOUNGE (PHONE 45-709),-NOTE—WE HAVE UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR Catering for Night Wedding Parties. FULL INFORMATION FROJI THE MANAGERESS.

TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. CONCERT CHAMBER (Town Hall) U 1 At Eight O’Clock. THE “APOLLO SINGERS.” THE “APOLLO SINGERS.” THE “APOLLO SINGERS,” ■Wellington's Foremost Male Choir. Conductor: 11. Temple White, Assisted by THE WELLINGTON BOYS’ CHOIR, THE WELLINGTON BOYS’ CHOIR, THE WELLINGTON BOYS’ CHOIR, Conductor, H. Temple YVhite. and ERNEST JENNER, A.R.A.M., Solo Pianist and Accompanist. Come and Hear—; KYTHE MACIVER, .Wellington’s Charming Soprano. Madame Evelyn de Manny, Assistant Accompanist. Reserve your seats early. Box Plnu closes 11.30 at Beggs, Manners Street. Prices 3/-, 2/- (plus tax), 1/-. THE ROYAL yyELLINGTON CHORAL UNION. Musical Director, JOHN BISHOP. Hnndel’s Immortal Masterpiece—“THE MESSIAH.” “THE MESSIAH.” “THE MESSIAH.” 400—CHORUS & ORCHESTRA—4OO 400—CHORUS & ORCHESTRA—4OO TOWN WEDNESDAY’ MALL TOYVN NEXT. HALL Soloists: Soprano ALMA CLEGG Contralto Tenor Baritone . RUSSELL J. LAUREN SON “THE MESSIAH” “THE MESSIAH” “THE MESSIAH” At the Grand Organ, W. LAURENCE HAGGITT. BOX PLAN AT D.I.C. Prices: 4/- (Res.), 2/- (Res.), plus tax. 400-SEATS AT ONE gHILLING-400 400—SEATS AT ONE SHILLING—4bO Special Concessions to Colleges and Schools. W. E. CALDOW. Hon. Sec. Telephones: 43-912, 17-359. CONCERT CHAMBER. THE WELLINGTON REPERIORY 1 theatre Presents .1 M. BARRIE S J.‘ M. BARRIE'S ' Famous Comedy. \L ICE-SIT-BY-THE-F IRE.” “AIICE-SIT-BY-THE-FIRE.’ “ A LICE-SIT-BY-TIIE-FI R E.” “ADICE-SIT-BY-THE-FIRE.” WEDNESDAY NEXT. December 6, VXD THREE FOLLOWING NIGHTS. Produced by W. S. WAUCIIOP. Box Plans at D.I.C. prices.—Reserves 4/4; Back Stalls, 2/G.

SUMMER CRUISES, 1933-1934, BY THE 10.000-TON LUXURY UNER T.S.M.V. WANGANELLA (Circumstances Permitting). TO MILFORD AND GEORGE SOUNDS (From Wellington). DECEMBER 18 and FEBRUARY 12. 1 First Class, £B. Second Class, £6. TO BAY OF ISLANDS, WHANGAROA & GREAT BARRIER IS. (From Auckland). JANUARY 30. ' First Class, £(>. Second Class, £4. TO HOBART AND MELBOURNE (Via SYDNEY) (From Wellington). DECEMBER 22. FOR FULL PARTICULARS AND PAMPHLETS, APPLY TOHUDDART PARKER, LTD.

WELLINGTON GIRLS’ COLLEGE, Pipitca Street. garden party I’> the COLLEGE GROUNDS. TO-DAY. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1933. At 2 p.m. Jupp's Band in Attendance ADMISSION: Adults 1/-. Children (id. Parents. Friends of the College, and Old Girls cordially invited to attend. Part proceeds for Junior Red Cross Christmas Cheer Funds. geo T S COLLEGE. GARDEN FETE. In Aid of Pavilion Fund. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9,2 p.m. To be Opened by HON. ADAM HAMILTON. Gymnastic and Swimming Displays. Attractive StallA Entertaining Sideshows. TO-NIGHT, AT 8. VIOLIN RECITAL VIOLIN. BLUE TRIANGLE HALL. T CIIURLEY WALKER L.A.8., preLl. sents his STUDENTS Assisting Artists: Miss Joan Rain" .md Tbobna Barf holomew (Danseuses) ; Ronald Child, boy soprano. Adults, 1/-, Child ren Invited.

ST. MARK’S CHURCH, WELLINGTON. A CHRISTMAS Mission Play and Pageant, “The Cradle of the K 111 ?-, will be given by members of St. Mark - Bible Classes together with Pupils ot St. Mark’s Church School in the Schoolroom. > on Tuesday and Wednesday, December 12 and 13, 1033, at 8 p.m. A Silver Collection for Missions. A FLANNEL DANCE will be held by A The Youth Peace Crusade in Tararua Tramping Club’s rooms, top Nathan s Buildings, opp. G.P.0., To-night, b p.m. Subscription, 1/6 single, 3/- double. Nov- J • elty Dances, Prizes, etc.

COMBINED RECEPTION TO REARL, ADMIRAL R. E. BYRD. U.S.N. Wellington Town ITall, Friday next, December 8, 8 p.m. Full particulars from participating Organisations or from . A. LEIGH HUNT (Phone 42-00). - LEN. J. GREENBERG (Phone ;>4-821). Reception Executive. WANTED TO SELL. FANCY COSTUMES FOR HIRE. Madam foley and co.. Koom i First Floor. 80 Manners Street, I Wellington. Large assortment of old I Colonial Costumes and Uniforms Dinner and Evening Suits Tel. 41-960.