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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 34, 3 November 1934, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. CHILDREN—MODEL BATTLESHIP TO BE GIVEN AWAY TO • SOME LUCKY CHILD. Attend, the Monster ’ Matinee on Saturday at 10.30, ancl enter for the Competition! DON’T MISS THIS GRAND MATINEE—TOYS { AND GIFTS GALORE! TIM McCOY in a Thrilling Western Drama, “WESTERN GODE” “Crazy Cat” Cartoon; Terry Toon Cartoon. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) HAROLD LLOYD TRIUMPHS AGAIN! All day yesterday huge crowds greeted the return of the world’s most popular star. JMmII 8 p.m. Book early for to-night. Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (Phone 51-595). Telephone reserves not held after 7.50. IT’S THE GRANDEST SHOW YOU EVER SAW! HAROLD LLOYD ... - ... . ? N.X4.W vz****W ‘ Plus this great supporting cast- — UNA MERKEL—GEORGE BARBIER—NAT PENDLETON GRACE BRADLEY IN “THE CAT’S PAW” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Something New! Something Different! Entertainment for the Whole Family! To * da F’ 2.15 & 8 p.m* Box Plans at Begg’s (Phone 5 1-277). DIRECTION! AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD 1. .< ,j , “Australasian News"; “Centenary Air Bare"; Intimate Views of the “Royal Lovers’’; “Cam- ‘g ”* v i j ya mmxhb Madge evans, john boles ' SYLVIA FR.OOS. JAMZ.? DUNN I SH,RLEY T EM P LE> >,.V WINFIELD ' SHEEHAN I . - (Approved for Universal Exhibition) A NOW SHOWING TO CAPACITY HOUSES. jHHfIMEHr Season Opens Soon tew G(iW 1 E chow: I ■MI b BWB '? '■ The famous Musical Extravaganza at the Little Theatre with the Big Attractions. VvW®! (Approved for Universal Im ill/AW! gj Exhibition.) 'v N ilW>— Hiw