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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 33, 2 November 1934, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. I -TO-DAY — I A 3 VI J* THEATRE I TIW ’ ° F DISTINCTION. SESSIONS: 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. (Shoppers’ Session, 5 p.m.). WITH JUSTIFIABLE PRIDE WE PRESENT FOR OUR SECOND “PRE-EMINENT ATTRACTION” METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER’S LATEST AND GREATEST TRIUMPH!! Lost to the world for two terrifying years to bring back______“MALA” -- . - - 1 The strangest moral coda on earth!! • ‘ - WILLINGLY THEY SHARE THEIR WIVES—YET KILL IF, ONE IS BETRAYED! IWrvt QI They were inno- . ’ jgW cent creatures of j .- The ■ ? »trankest God's outpost ■ -//■ey ' Is. love story ever until the white ?■<■/vajytold — primal man’s ship came, X'X - man and woman bringing -trea-• .in* an arctic cliery and sin— -paradise! Peter and the Eskimo ~.Freuchen*« harpoon wrote a much - discussed story of ven* ~ story filmed enhance in red on tirely in the Par the snow.white (Recommended by Censor tor AdultsJ North. wastes... A Vortex of Thrills! THERE’S NOTHING BIGGER THAN “MALA!” ALSO STAN LAUREL — OLIVER HARDY In - ■’ - * “DIRTY WORK” DEFINITELY THE FUNNIEST TWO-REEL COMEDY EVER MADE. EVENINGS ONLY: — I Fred Webber—Stage Band, and Marjorie Vayse. ■ Plans at D.I.C. or Theatre (45-100). ■ > , > FINAL SCREENINGS TO-DAY ’’ ' . - : NORMA SHEARER in “RIP TID E.” With Robert Montgomery and Herbert Marshall. _ .. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) GFF 1 1 A to-day at 2.15 p.m. ®A • J s ’ TO-NIGHT at 8 P.M. . , ■ (Direction: SIR BENJAMIN’FULLER.) COMING TO-MORROW* ' COMEDY-DRAMA ■ ' SUPREME! A delightful Star and a - ■ <', ' ‘ great cast in a story that ' \ will'thrill and convulse 1 \ JOEL McCRAE-— C. AUBREY SMITH In * ‘THE GAMBLING LADY’ she Gambled her way to love and happiness, peace yovr BET ON THIS FOR PERFECT ENTERTAINMENT. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) . • PLANS AT D.I.C. OR THEATRE (54-775) AFTER 5 P.M. RING 45-709 FOR RESERVATIONS. SPECIAL! TO-NIGHT! 9 p.m.—l2 Grand Gala Opening of (LATE MAJESTIC LOUNGE) . ’ < Supper Room and Cabaret EVENING SESSION'S: MONDAY 9-1130 P .m. , I TUESDAY ADMISSION 1/6 THURSDAY i . (SUPPER hWLL’DEb). WEDNESDAY CABARET NIGHT. EVENING DRESS. ESSENTIAL. 9to 1 a-m- Admission 2/- (Supper extra). •< . FRIDAY and SATURDAY * .9 p.m^—l2. Admission 2/- (Supper included). ; ' AFTERNOON TEAS admission; . ENJOY YOURSELVES AT BOTH SESSIONS WITH The Popular Australian Band i FRED WEBBER , I | . (LEADER- and ENTERTAINER) ’ j

Tenders for the erection of 173 chains of fencing are invited to-day,