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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 285, 29 August 1935, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. ALL WELLINGTON IS TALKING ABOUT THIS OUT-B-BOOK EARLY FOR TO-NIGHT i Matinees and Avoid the Crush at Night. E - To-day! i A.M., 2.15 & 7.45. MAN, WOMAN I » SEE, STARRING | WONDER CHILD, 9 DIE £?/ .EMEW SSh® 3/ 65 players featuring t BEEN O'SULLIVAN jM IS >NA MAX OLIVER Kj H| ELIZABETH ALLAN , ■ ■ — LEWIS STONE fl Fl COUNG real Exhibition.) AT THE WURLITZER ORGAN. Ing to “David Copperfield” taking oyer /7 A\ two hours to screen, patrons are reminded that the evening session will commence at 7.45 pan. V nV CI ) Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. (Tel. 53-080.) "7.... _ Ji———r — PARRmounTpil) theatre :: j j-====rzrzr a^“d D 8 ai S COMMENCING TO-DAY A Mighty Two-Feature Thrill Programme. Easily the Best Double Bill Seen in Wellington This Year! (1) (2) Thrill-packed story of A DRAMATIC THUNDERBOLT! the daredevils who [fl I bjl Daring! Unprecedented! pilot the steel grey- ll 11 jj Sensationally revealing the one great hounds of the speed- >'Y,' f// secret every woman holds closest to ways—and a woman Z/A her heart—the one secret no woman who beat them ' 1 wants to talk about! their own game! HEADLINE J! STAR-MERGER M JR 0F THE SEASON! ■ PBARB A R A ■ 1 Stanwyck] X WARREN WILLIAMS BHMMMEHHHHHHHfIBHHHE Uniied-so this astounding hidden love story could be told! Warner Bros? “The IjjLuUJyi mK v jI gJ MBM Exhibition classification: M fl I 1 “THE SECRET BRIDE” (Recommended by censor for adults.) MWM— /“RED HOT TYRES” ] -jfl lr 2.9 9 9 W (Approved for universal exhibition.) —LAfI PARAMOUNT’S POPULAR PRICES

WELLINGTON COMPETITIONS SOCIETY. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. MR. DENIS DOWLING 1934 winner Melbourne “Sun” Aria Contest, WILL SING AT THE FIFTH GRAND EVENING CONCERT TOWN HALL— TO-NIGHT, at 7.45 o’clock. JTine supporting programme includes: Ballets in Costume, Classical Dialogue, Ten Minutes of Magic. Song in Character, Ballroom Dancing, Oration, etc., etc. CLASS 86—IMPROMPTU SPEECH (seven entries) FINAL. AND FIFTH SECTION: “THE DOMINION” GRAND OPERA CONTEST 17. MISS E. COURTENAY, “Roberto o tu che Adore.” 18. MISS N. E. PARTRIDGE “Valse Song.” 19. MISS M. BENNIE "O Love by Thy Power.” 20. MR. M. LIDDLE “So, Sir Page.” NOTE. —Mr. Denis Dowling sails on Saturday for England, where he will continue his studies at the Royal College, of Music, London. The people of Wellington are afforded a final opportunity to HEAR NEW ZEALAND’S FINEST SINGER TOWN HALL TO-NIGHT. EVENING CHARGES: 2/- AND 1/-. BOX PLAN at the D.I.C. S. G. CRESSWELL, Secretary.

BASIN RESERVE—N.fc. Final, Chatham Cup, Next Saturday. See N.Z.' Champion Teams. TJASIN RESERVE—N.Z. Final, Chatham Cup, Next Saturday. See N.Z. Champion Teams.