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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 210, 3 June 1935, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. Children’s Session, 11 a.m. To-day. FIRST N.Z. SCREENING OF A THRILLING WESTERN—GEORGE . “WHEN A MAN’S O’BRIEN ln A MAN” AND SPECIALLY SELECTED SUPPORTS. *) -p ir “WHEN A MAN’S A MAN” will be screened in conjunction .I’l. w ith “ROBERTA,” making this absolutely the BIGGEST ENTERTAINMENT IN TOWN. BRING THE CHILDREN. Hundreds Turned Away on Saturday. ’ m, tssepj Jggjil book NOW FOR TO-NIGHT! zESK W| raUi Bl If ®S. Plans at Theatre (phone 51-595). SESSIONS: 2 p.m., 8 p.m. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, l.td. The golden girl with the silver song OjltmENE DUNNE and'America’s Dancing Stars ASTAIRE 1 ROGERS i JEROME KERN'S marvelous musical ro- .> mance . . . surpassing HF on the screen its mighty a i „ stage success! y.', 1 ’ , it T * A W/T it’s the Biggest Show in J|S,. jA Town! - \j. R K o (All approved for ~j "Xe Universal Exhibition.) Additional “JAPANESE LANTERNS”—A Riot of .Mirth and Colour. “THE SAAR”—Glimpses of Germany’s Iron and Steel Area. Latest Newsreels and other items.

RESERVE EARLY! tHE atk eS g I of From the novel by ROBERT NATHAN . , , Supporting Programme includes — MR. AND MRS. MARTIN-JOHNSON’S —'“BABO O N A ” — AN AERIAL TRAVELOGUE THROUGH DARKEST AFRICA. YOU SEE IT ALL . . . FOR THE FIRST TIME, because where no man ever set foot before , . . these intrepid adventurers . . . DARED TO t>u BY PLANE. Also: —— “KING’S JUBILEE” FOX MOVIETONE NEWS SENT DIRECT BY AIR MAIL. (All approved for Universal Exhibition.) BOX PLAN AT BEGG’S. Phone 51-277. SESSIONS: 2 and 8 p.m.