k ■ - ■ Sessions 11 a.m., 2.15 & 8 p.m. | Shoppers’ Session: 5 p.m. a HI Public support and enthusiasr.* I 11 recalls this powerful and amazinp- i H picture for a J I 2ND GREAT WEEK! B '' ' /Approved ' I 1 1 —- Universal I i Illi ' SAMUEL — T J GOLDWYN presents ' — — | “THESE THREE” Tirnee happy, carefree souls whose world crumbled J about their heads through the lies of a malicious | child—scorned and condemned by a thoughtless | community, armed only by their own courage and || faith in each other, they faced the world. 1| Miriam HOPKINS :: Merle OBERON I • Joel McCREA I W With an Exceptionally Fine Performance by S % BONITA GRANVILLE Who has been Called B “The Little Girl Laughton.” W ALSO: S' \ B Disney’s Finest / N. plans at Silly Symphony / zar \ D.I.C. JF vk “THREE / y4jEj«BWIB7 \ an (j Theatre ORPHAN I I (44-144). KITTEN’S." I I CAPPICADE! CAPPICADE! VARSITY’S 1936 CAPPING REVUE. GRAND OPERA HOUSE TO-MORROW, MONDAY, AND TUESDAY. BRAVE NEW ZEALAND—A Musical Comedy. YOU MUST NOT MISS THE FEELIES SONG AND BALLET, THE HIT OF THE YEAR. Mustapha and Anne Howe lead the Decanting Girls and Students; but see the Savages—Tweedle-dum and Tweedle-dee, Mr. Diddflopp, Micky the SuperSavage. Mr. Wotta Hash, Mr. Simple, Mrs. Sox Billyboy, The Communistic Trio, Peril, Rawbeef and Tiffen, Cookie, Mr. Starton 1 HELL’S BELLS—A Defence in One Attack. ?—WAR for HONOUR—? See the Machine of the State in action in the Ministry of Exterminational Affairs of No. 21, Umbugonia. See the old-time ballets, the military precision of the actions and the dazzling dialogue: Stonio Doolittel and the No. 21 Council; the Messrs Cuthbert and Cuthbert; the Tea-y-pistes; hear the choruses, the anthems. Your blood will boil I Box Plan at D.I.C. 3/-, 2/3 and 1/6. Cappicade Programme on Sale.
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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 183, 1 May 1936, Page 3
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