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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 255, 25 July 1935, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. To-day, 2, 8 p.m. LAST DAY! CLIVE 0 MADELEINE BROOK 01 CARROLL ■ “THE DICTATOR” Dir.: Theatres (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) limited. NEXT FRIDAY! THE THREE MUSKETEERS Running true to form again, OF MIRTH—IN A COMEDY the screen’s most popular KNOCK-OUT! comedy team contribute umiiijiuiu juuuijjmimimmiimim.jijijjj.l another comedy success. Up to their necks in trouble again—up to their ears \' C) n• i in fun. BOX PLANS BEGG’S AND THEATRE j 4* \ ’fi Ring 51-277. f ' WS (Recommended by Cen- »' \ t IMB®® j ” ?' t. & 1 SOr ( °r Adults.) ~ Wa M /Ma ROBERTSON HARE ® VERONICA ROSE '4L®A!

FINALLY TO-DAY! William Powell Bs. 1 K I f ” ln ~ “STAR OF MIDNIGHT’’ Direction; Amalgamated Theatres Ltd. i Recommended by Censor for Adults.) TO-MORROW* - 3 Sessions, 2 p.m., 5 and 8 p.m. “THE CISCO KID” RIDES AGAIN IN ANOTHER DASHING ADVENTURE STORY, MORE ROMANTIC THAN HIS FAMOUS “IN OLD ARIZONA.” Warner Baxter

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.. —— IN :■ —— “UNDER THE PAMPAS MOON” You have waited for years to see him in another role like this! Bringing you vivid drama—exciting adventure—haunting melodies. AND!—VELOZ and YOLANDA, to-day’s dancing sensations, introducing tie new pulse-stirring “Cobra Tango.” Box Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (Phone 51-595). (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)

TO-MORROW WILL BE THE BEGINNING OF A NEW LIFE FOR THE KING’S THEATRE Which will come under the banner of Amalgamated Theatres Ltd. —who were responsible for opening two of Wellington’s Latest and Most Up-to-date Theatres—the “STATE” and “PLAZA”—just 18 months ago. New Policy— THE NEW POLICY OF THE KING’S WILL BE TO SCREEN ONLY A GRADE, FIRST RELEASE, OUTDOOR AND ACTION PICTURES AT FAMILY PRICES: I/-, 1/6. Children 6d. rrrySIIHMIMII I ■■lll—- — TO-MORROW FIRST N.Z. SCREENING. UNIT 1. UNIT 2. THE MOST POPULAR MAN’S MAN YOUR FAVOURITE OUTDOOR ON THE SCREEN— STAR—JACK HOLT George O’Brien in in “The Awakening of “Cowboy Jim Burke” Millionaire” NEVER BEFORE HAS SUCH A THRILL-PACKED ACTION PROGRAMME BEEN PRESENTED TO THE PUBLIC OF WELLINGTON. REMEMBER THE FAMILY PRICES: 600 Seats at 1/-. 500 Seats at 1/6. Children 6d. (Both approved for Universal Exhibition.)

pXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS By the Late MISS MARGARET O. STODDART, NOW OPEN DAILY In the ART GALLERY, WHITMORE STREET. Admission Free. lours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Wednesday, 7-9 p.m.

FANCY COSTUMES FOR HIRE. Ilf ADAM FOLEY AND CO., Room 1, First Floor, SO Manners Street, Wellington. Large assortment Ladies’, Children's and Gents’ Fancy Costumes. Din ner and Evening Suits. Tel. 41-960.