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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 149, 19 March 1936, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. FINAL SCREENINGS: TO-DAY at 2.15 p.m. — TO-NIGHT at 8 p.m. “LEGION OF MLOBS” WITH RICHARD ARLEN—ALICE BRADY’—BRUCE CABOT VIRGINIA BRUCE. (Rceoimneudcd by Censor for Adults.) imti — ■■ —■■r rr n PARAmoumt j theatre:: Commencing a limited season of one week — TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, at 2.15 p.m. SHOPPERS* SESSION 5 P.M. EVERY FRIDAY’. FRANK PARKER (Radio’s Sensational Singing Star), TAMARA (the Greatest Living Dancer), ABE LYMAN and His Californians, TUNE TWISTERS, STRAUSS DANCERS. NADON SINGERS, JACK DEMPSEY, HELEN LYND, RUSS BROWN, IN THE MILLION-DOLLAR FASHION PARADE, With the Famous Jlilgrim Models. FIRST SCREENING IN WELLINGTON—“SWEET SURRENDER” (A Universal Picture for Universal Exhibition.) SPARKLING FILM MUSICAL ty UTT CfANTG Q— “Twenty-four Hours a Day,” "Sweet Surrender,” I Uli OVAOO “Take This Ring.” "Let's Put on Our YVraps and Toddle Home,” “Let Us Have Peace." “Pm So Happy I Could Cry,” “Love Makes the World Go Round.” LIVELY MUSIC—LOVELY LADIES—BRIGHT COMEDY. See the new “APASSIONATA” Dance! Go behind the scenes at dressrehearsal in a great broadcast studio! A riot of song and dance and radio romance—high jinks on the high seas. REVEL LIFE ABOARD THE PALATIAL QUEEN OF LINERS, S.S. NORMANDIE, IN ADDITION, ON THE STAGE, GORGEOUS ATMOSPHERIC PROLOGUE DANCED BY Shona Bennett (WELLINGTON CHAMPION CLASSICAL DANCER). Pupil of the Jean Home School of Dancing. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE (Telephone 51-842). 3rd Great Week Starts To-morrow! Record Season Still Further Extended! "CAPTAIN BLOOD” towers above all others! ALL PREVIOUS RECORDS COMPLETELY SHATTERED! Never before such enthusiasm and public interest as now shown in this great theatre and its magnificent entertainments! TRULY “THE SHOWPLACE OF NEW ZEALAND!” THRONGED AT EVERY SESSION, SO BOOK EARLY! A GLORIOUS LOVE STORY AS WELL AS AN EPIC OF ADVENTURE! that public acclaim is now sweeping into a third great week! LADIES LOVE IT TOO! Because romance and comedy continually punctuate its terrific action. ALL THE LADIES ARE LOSING THEIR HEARTS TO “CAPTAIN BLOOD.” As thrillingly portrayed by dashing Errol Flynn—the living embodiment of masculine courage and chivalry, in ’US ij "sabatini" nT ft] magic carpet of daring, AH tfl (Recommended by Hut— romantic adventure! // Censor for Adults.) xL, f JT , S UNEOBG ettable: Xy AWARHEMROS. ScSffIOPOLITAn PICTU XOw SHOWING; Added Attractions (botli sessions); ‘TechnlTuarr ninv oiv svn R pm colour Musical Featurette, “Carnival Day,’ l TWICE DAILY, 8.15 AND S P.M. U n<J Latest International News, And (at IM, Evening Sessions only): ORCHESTRA HI! LUXE, supplemented by the WURLITZER MwMIl I E! laff ORGAN (Musical Director: MR. L. D. • I <*■ H V w AUSTIN) in delightful presentations, gja,Box Ulane at D.I.C. and Theatre (Phone W 53-080). For information and Inquiries fc 1 11 a r j n g theatre. in,m,i xj . i hi ■■hi ■ inn. —■ i —

THE SEASON’S MOST BRILLIANT DRAMATIC TRIUMPH, “I FOUND STELLA PARISH” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Warner Bros, first National Picture. With that glamorous, resplendent Star— KAY FRANCIS NEXT ATTRACTION DE LUXE

PUBLIC NOTICES. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. NOTICE OF IMPOSITION OF 10 PER CENT. PENALTY ON RATES. VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Wellington City Council, as empowered bv Section 76 of The Rating Act, 1925, resolved that an additional charge of 10 per centum be added to all rates unpaid at the expiration of six months and fourteen days from demand thereof, and shall be payable and recoverable accordingly. N.B. —RATEPAYERS RESIDENT IN WELLINGTON ARE REQUESTED TO NOTE THAT THE PENALTY OF 10 PER CENT. ABOVE-MENTIONED WILL ACCRUE IN RESPECT OF THEIR RATES ON THE 20th MARCH, 1936. TO AVOID THE IMPOSITION OF THE PENALTY PAYMENT SHOULD BE MADE ON OR BEFORE THE 19th MARCH, 1936. E. P. NORMAN, Town Clerk. February 5, 1936.