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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 113, 6 February 1936, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. » DKEnHBHDHBMRMHnKfIOQBMKUQBiBnBCHaRBBHraMBMHHOHHaHHHHIHHVKBBnHBnMniMR A LAST DAY 0F I “I Give | „AM 215 Pm 8 p.m My Heart” With GITTA ALPAR I A 8.1. P. PICTURE. | (Recommended by Censor fj for Adults.) TO-MORROW: M iriam HOPKINS’ LATEST AND BEST! VIBRANT HUMAN ROMANCE THAI PULSATES WITH EMOTION "I’VE GIVEN YOU EVERYTHING!" "Now you won! to trade me for the thing you and your family worship above all else w .-. t MONEYP* I The heart-crushed cry of a girl who thought love the most beautiful thing in the world MOi but found it the most 'L '<’ < humiliating! W’ r WStW!®’ WfcWL 'X ' Wi'iL'KvkA J/lr A SOTMota7t»'WCHaaOmEllS-o<n>c«lb;aUO!TWugß i ® (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Continuing the Samuel Goldwyn tradition ... A Magnificent Cast Enacts ' this Daring Love Story that Seems it Destined for the Critics* and the Public’s Applause. A SPLENDID SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. INCLUDES: REGENT NEWS SERVICE. “CLEVER CRITTERS,” Fascinating Animal Studies. “WAY UP THAR,” A Musical Novelty. WOMEN’S WORK, International Travelogue. ■ PLANS AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE (PHONE 44-144). ATTRACTING ALL WELLINGTON TO THE GRAND OPEBA HOUSE. Evenings at 8; Matinees Saturday and Wednesday at 2. ® J. C. WILLIAMSON’S Wonder Musical Show. Costing a Fortune to Produce. i AT PRICES FOR ALL. -1 ijfrWi LAVISH T Y Ifer S> beyond . M X >* ’ ’’IL 1 ■ I r | I | Y . — — — PLANS OPEN THIS MORNING AT D.I.C. FOR ALL PERFORMANCES UP TO AND INCLUDING SATURDAY WEEK, FEBRUARY 15. R.S. and D.C., 7/6; Unreserved, 5/-, 4/-; Gallery, 2/6; late door, 2/-. Matinees, g/., 4/., 2/-. Children half priee. Gallery, also Unteserved Stalls, on sale each morning at the Theatre Confectionery. Plus tax. '

SHOWS. yyOODVILLE SHOW. To be held on the Woodville Racecourse, TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). Record Entries. Wonderful Display of Dairy Cattle and Horses. Wood-chop-ping' Events. Highland Dancing. Horse and Pony Leaping. Novelty How-w Events. Dog Trials, etc. Grand Parade to be led by Ruahint Pipe Band. Side-shows Galore. "Don't miss this year's Big Show. Hot water provided free. pAHIATUA SHOW. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 11. An Attractive Prize Schedule. SUBSTANTIAL PRIZE MONEY. VALUABLE CUPS AND ROSEBOWLS. FIVE CHOPPING EVENTS. FOUR CHOPPING CONTESTS. DOG TRIAL. HACKS. PONIES. SHEEP, CATTLE. An outstanding attraction of the Show is Carnival Park, a beautiful belt of Native Bush, some 15 acres in. extent, adjoining, the Showgrounds-. It is a delightful spot for picnic parties, and its charm and allurement make instant appeal. An ample supply of boiling water free of charge, is always available, and tables and seating accommodation are provided for visitors, while the appointments are of the most modern type. Entries close To-morrow (Friday), February 7. Free Schedules on application to ,1. A. WALSH, Secretary. WANTED TO SELL FANCY COSTUMES FOR HIRE. If ADAM FOLEY AND CO., Room 1. B-*. First Floor. SO Manners Street. Wellington. Large assortment Ladies’. Children's and Gents’ Fancy Costumes, Din tier and Evening Suits. Tel 41-960. At Yeovil, Somer.-cl. firemen stumbled up to their waists in mud. after lighting a rick lire, and had to be extricated by ropes. ’ '