AMUSEMENTS. Sessions: II a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. SAMUEL COLOWVN z mirum HOPKINS A with ' ,OEL McCREA - IFpSS= “SPLENDOUR” ■ mil goyety of New Yorks Released by United Artists, smart set! (Recommended by Censor for Adults) FRIDAY NEXT A gay and sparkling ro- • CAROLE LOMBARD mance of a couple of fortune hunters who stopand ped hunting when they found each FRED MACMURRAY other. A chuckle from in start to “ HANDS ACROSS TABLE” JfeOC and his men on the greatest . f £ adventure man I has undergone. Action, excitement, an< 4 a thousand thrills in 60-minute epic. second expedition jr ’ TO THE ANTARCTIC “AT THE BOTTOM BoxPian. OF THE WORLD” DIC or J?“ t F; ’ (Phone 44-144.) (Both approved for Universal Exhibition.)
SEASON EXTENDED J. C. Williamson’s make Theatrical History with their Record-breaking Wonder Show. “White Horse Inn” Owing to its enormous popularity “White \Horse Inn” will lie extended in order to accommodate the crowds. In response to popular demand. J. C. Williamson Ltd. announce that arrangements have teen made for the “White Horse Inn” season to' play right to Thwsday Week, February 20, when a gala performance trill terminate this historymaking season. The record figures achieved by “Rose Marie” have already been eclipsed. BOOKING FOR THE EXTRA FOUR NIGHTS AND MATINEE WILL OPEN TO MORROW MORNING. EVERY EVENING AT 8. MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY L4T 2. 6/-, 4/- and 2/-. Children half price to all parts. Attracting all GLORIOUS F to the V< SPECTACLE patrons, gallery Grand Opera LBl °P ens at 6 - 45 - n JSCj Tickets on sale Plans at at Theatre ConD.I.C. fectionery at 2/6 ■ M HF a ' so stalls at 5/R.S.&D.C., 9 7/6 HmlFilfirillr u,e HL d oors: Gallery, Brilliant »-s | | ? 2/ . and 3talk) Cast. 9 ng ng 4/., plus tax. uoaau. Bnirq • ■ • • • I Introducing the New Revolving Stage. A GREAT CHILDREN’S SHOW ’ Bring the kiddies to see THE DANCING BOYS AND GIRLS, THE CLEVER CHILDREN’S BALLET, THE COMICAL COWS, THE FRISKY GOATS, THE BEAUTIFUL BALLETS, THE MOUNTAIN TOP, THE MARKET FAIR, THE WHIMSICAL COMEDIANS, THE GARDEN RESTAURANT, THE WONDERFUL RAINSTORM, and a thousand other features.
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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 117, 11 February 1936, Page 3
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