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Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 297, 12 September 1934, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. DE LUXE THEATRE DEFINITELY LAST TWO DAYS. TWICE DAILY, 2.30 and 8 p.m. Britain’s Breeziest Naval Romance! Combining all the Thrills of the "Flag Lieutenant*' with the Humour of the "Middle Watch." \ A SOUND CITY PRODUCTION —with—ftp MOLLY LAMONT, ANTHONY KIMMINS |F and H.M.S. Hawk. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ON THE STAGE—SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION: -THE ROLAND FAMILY SEXTETTE(APPEARING AT BOTH SESSIONS DAILY.) Specially Selected Featurettes. Including ’‘VOICES OF THE FOUNTAINS’ I —an Italian Production ot Surpassing Beauty. PAUL T. CULLEN at the WURLITZER ORGAN. BOX PLANS at D. 1.0.. BEGG’S, and THEATRE (Tel. 53-080). DE LUXE Commencing FRIDAY METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER’S S \ Most Ambitious Motion Picture Undertaking! 9 X Easily dwarfs all its Musicomedy predecessors! ISTAF’/ HERE’S THE BIG BOY OF AU. 1934 MUSICAL FUN SHOWS! ’"A (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) - ! Contains a complete Walt GIRLS! ...See that V- Disney Technicolour Sym- • heautv chorus of ' phony: “Hot Chocolate cnorus or LklEI < / ' I Soldiers.” 1500 wrapped xn 1 cellophane! MF/Lj MUSIC! ... To STAN LAUREL g‘ v e y ou a bathtub ’ Ow-WB repertoire for JhMK months to come! &"*»«*“• ZW " W LAUGHS!... To 1 / '■■'y '- t W/.I serid you swinging QC If-. 1 on the theatre’s ilfe" ' ( chandeliexs! Wgo iWC/ ’’ ' ? A M-G-Al'j Musical f \ Cocktail of Gaiety, ' -Vitfl -s / Melody and GIRLS-— ff z GI % LS ~ GIRLSt & hardy L I ★ JIMMY DURANTE PiSBP I ;*LUPEVBLB2 / • *P OL L Y MORAN 88-SB I /*J ACK PEARL ■ J ★FRANCES WILLIAMS o •>• ★TED HEALY and his STOOGES TSXTBW f ★MICKEY MOUSE and his , JACK PE WVv\7 ! • • I HOT CHOCOLATE SOLDIERS ■ Z Z<4 ★ CHARLES BUTTERWORTH • 's® *G E O RGB GIVOT Zfl iPWk And a Host of Others. ' f EXCEPTIONAL FEATURETTES. i j Book Early! Terrific Rush for Seats!. Box Plans GEORGE GIVOT D.1.C., Begg’s and Theatre. Special Hollywood Party Night at MAJESTIC LOUNGE TO-NIGHT Dancing 9to 1 a.m. All Movie Land will be there. — BOOK YOUR TABLES NOW. ONLY 2/6. —

LAST TWO DAYS KING’S THEATRE ™™ a D 8 AI “; QUALITY ENTERTAINMENT IN TWO BIG FEATURES! IRENE DUNNE *" “THE SILVER CORD” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) A Drama that Dares to Invade the Whitened Shrine of Mother-worship! SECOND ATTRACTION WARNER OLAND, STEWART ERWIN in "BEFORE DAWN.’’ (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Edgar Wallace’s story of Mystery and Terror! Prices: l/-and 1/6. Box Plans D.I.C. and Theatre. Telephone 52-212. KING’S THEATRE — FRIDAY NEXT TWO FEATURE ATTRACTIONS GEORGE E. Based on Popular Novel STONE, X H by Donald., Stuart. eaitLirs vjftqNftteeHOLMES | FAY WRAY .JjrTjK&flj A THWUING mO Ww ' solVfl) W,BI THt A,I) » W M OF A SPKI OF BRAIN RZSa (approved for Universal Exhibition) (Kecoinmi'iiucii Ir. Censor tor Adults.)