AMUSEMENTS. Last 3 Days itvi? Last 3 Days Twice Daily: luU JkUi Twice Daily: 2.15 and 8. 3.15 and 8. THE YEAR’S GREATEST MYSTERY THRILLER. The Brilliant Stage Play and Best Seller Novel. I The Karenina Diamond Mystery i Superbly picturised by Warner Bros. First National Pictures as “I AM A THIEF” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) WITH Mary ASTOR :: Ricardo CORTEZ DUDLEY DIGGES :: IRVING PICHEL :: ROBT. BARRAT And a Magnificent Cast of Players. OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING FEATURETTES. "DESERT HARMONY,” Novelty. "GOING PLACES.” Travelogue. "RADIO SCOUT,” El Brendell Comedy. GAZETTE. BOX PLANS AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE (Telephone 53-080). Commencing — FRIDAY NEXT! Special Engagement of the Eminent Australian Organist: I BARRIE BRETTONER | (The Wizard at the Mighty Wuriitzer) SOMETHING NEW IN TECHNIQUE AND RHYTHM. Metro-Geldwyn-Mayer presents THE MOST BAFFLING DETECTIVE MYSTERY MASTERPIECE—“CASINO MURDER CASE” With a Brilliant Cast headed by PAUL LUKAS -—— ALISON SKIPWORTH (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ""EXTRA SPECIAL! ■ EXTRA SPECIAL! ~~ PETE SMITH ODDITY SERIES RUGBY! RUGBY! Come and see how OUR NATIONAL GAME should be played. It’s a revelation in itself. Every phase of the game depicted m slow motion.. Thelma Todd—Patsy Kelly Comedy BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE. (*R|MB|fIHfIBHE!!!!T=J!J!3 Twice Daily: 2.15 and 8 p.m. ELISSA LANDI =======>■ CARY GRANT _ TH EA I rv tz ■ and RICHARD BONELLI, Metropolitan Opera, in A SKYLARKING RIOT OF ROMANCE AND SONG—- = “ENTER MADAME” = (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Exciting voices of internationally famous opera stars . . . rise in glorious song to thrill the hearts of all the world in this gay, romantic comedy. ALSO BRILLIANT LIST OF FEATURETTES: errol & “ Service With a Smile ” ===== Warner Bros, Lavish Teclinicolour Musical Sensation. ‘TARAMOUNT NEWS” „ — - "BETTY BOOP CARTOON” “PARAMOUNT PICTORIAL” MACK BENNETT COMEDY” BOX PLANS AT THE D.I.C. AND THEATRE (Telephone 51-842). LAST THREE DAYS , AT 2.15 AND 8 P.M. BOX PLANS PRICES: at Afl. Stalls 1/D.I.C. or < Res - i/6). THEATRE ■ U■ I Ofc UjJ 3fl Dress Circle 1/6 (Tel. 53-212). No Booking Fee. Just four feet of captivating Continental Feminine Frivolity ~ J frollicking her way through the II 1T AV* BWwflfW" happiest, merriest entertainIJiIIAK H IIIIIH iTv ment-studded comedy of the I ■MMaAdL year. in/TDP M Supports include the Musical LVIA.UUii, All-in-colour Revue, (Approved for Universal E’>’"''Hnn.) “TEE FOR TWO. SPECIAL-COMING NEXT FRIDAY Gay as the Merry Continental Land of its Origin—Romantic as Franz Lehar’s Glorious Music that will never die. • . “THE MERRY WIDOW” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) With MAURICE CHEVALIER and JEANETTE MACDONALD.
gT. MARK’S PARISH. A MISSION PAGEANT Will be held in the PARISH HALL, DUFFERIN ST., TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 12 and 15, At 8 p.m. Admission 2/-, 1/-; Children under 14 half-price. Proceeds for Mission.
BOX PLANS OPEN TO-MORROW GRAND OPERA HOUSE RETURN OF THE FAVOURITES Commencing SATURDAY, JUNE 15, AT THE MATINEE Coming to Wellington for a short farewell season prior to their departure for • London after a triumphant 12 months’ A Hl tour of New Zealand. A record that » 1 |M will live long in the theatrical history A H Newly dressed and mounted with magniif BE Sstf tieent setting. A H EM SS Everything Novel, Nice and Natty, H In WBB together with the ra 3 H Clem Dawe Rhythm Kings. wf H A Talented Jazz Band, B B AE&k EM BEi IQS lc liest to ever tour the Dominion. IjgH 'Jm EK Hm BffS IS| Talented Musicians. EH ■ S! — ■M ' Hl HI UM wA The Management Committee of the Rugby jH SR&flS&a&fl Football Union, together with the players. wS vMwWW will be present at this great Gala opening | Night> <W/. OHtCL HX4_ The team selected for the English Tour ; MV, xi will be announced from the stage during ■ f < KC4Mie ComiMMW B „ B «. " | Reserves 4/-, 3/-, Plus tax.
LECTURES. VICTORIA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE ' HISTORICAL SOCIETY. A LECTURE on “The Philosophies ot History” will be given by Dr. J. C. Beaglehole, at Victoria College, TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), at 8 o’clock.
Index to Classified Advertising Accommodation 1 Amusements .............. 3 Auctions 14 Business Notices 3-8 Businesses For Sale 2 Businesses Wanted 2 Chiropractors . 8 Dentists 1. Educational 8 Farm Hands Wanted 1 Farm Implements For Stile . 1. Farm Work Wanted ... 1 Financial 1 For Sale by Tender 14 . Fruit, Jams, Preserves, Etc. 1 Lectures 3 Live Stock For Sale 14 Hotels Wanted 2 Machinery For Sale 14 Meetings 3 Medical and Toilet 1 Miscellaneous 1 Motor-cycles For Sale 1 Plants, Trees and Garden .. 2 Properties For Sale 2 Professional Announcements 8 Professional Tuition 3 Produce For Sale, 1 Poultry. Dogs. Cats. Etc. .. 1 Public Notices 2 Rural Land For Sale ...... 14 Shares and Debentures 12 sh'pp'ng Services 2 , Tenders 14 To Let 1 Trade and Service Index ... 14 Trade Personals 1 Used Cars For Sale ... 1 Used Trucks For Sale 1 Used Cars and Trudes Wtd. 1 Wanted To Buy 1 Wanted To Lease 14 Wanted To Rent 1 Wanted To Sell 1-14 Work Wanted 1
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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 217, 11 June 1935, Page 3
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