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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 98, 20 January 1936, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. At the Plaza Theatre last night, there were many in the audience who wished that he were at the theaire tn the flesh to hear their enthralled and gratelul applause.—Vide •■Dominion.” TO-DAY 2 ' 15 I>M - AND 8 r “' l ' BON PLANS AT BEGG'S AND 'J’HGATHE (Phone 51-277). / , NINO MARTINI -METROPOLITAN OPERA STAR—GREATEST TENOR SINCE CARUSO—IN HIS SENSATIONAL SCREEN DEBUT: pan Free List Suspended.

“TOP HAT” CLAIMS ANOTHER RECORD. HUNDREDS WERE UNABLE TO .GAIN ADMISSION AT ALL SESSIONS YESTERDAY! Patrons are Advised to Attend the Day Sessions or Book Early for Evenings. .'pjW F W ||k if ®l| Dir.; Theatres, JLt<l.’ TO-DAY: M L< oIH 4 'W SESSIONS: 2.15 & 8 P.M. BOX PLANS AT D.I.C. AND Vlf THEATRE. PHONE 51-595. nLlFiintiM A Show Even Greater than Their Previous Successes (“Roberta I 1 C “Gay Divorcee.”) (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) '

Tn consequence of the phenomenal number of applications received for the “White Horse Inn” season, firat-nighters arc advised to make application for their reservations by Noon To-morrow, when preferential booking will close. All seats not applied for will be sold. GRAND OPERA HOUSE Commencing Wednesday Week, Jan. 29. J. C. WILTJAMSON LTD.’S GREATEST TRIUMPH ~ beyond Introducing the New ■ REVOLVING STAGE Setting a New Standard in Entertainment. BOX PLANS OPEN NEXT FRIDAY At the D.I.C. foTithe First S Gala Nights. U.S. and D.C.. 7/6; Unreserved, 5/-; Late Door, 4/-; Gallery, 2/6; Late Door, 2/-. Preferential, 8/-. Prices) plus tax. TO-NIGHT. Tuesday and Wednesday .(Palmerston North) ; Thursday, Friday and Saturday (Hastings). Next Monday and Tuesday (Masterton).