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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 195, 15 May 1936, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. — — b»3«i (Free List Absolutely Suspended.) REGENT Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15 and 8 p.m. Shoppers’ Session: 5 p.m. To-day. He’s Here at Last ! DOORS OI’E.X 10 O’CLOCK THIS MORNING. imil' J’or the Glorious Comedy that is Rocking the x£gS®S= Whole World witli Laughter. CHARLIE \pgw»| CHAPLIN ,4£/l “MODERN TIMES” | ? .Mi Written and Produced by Charles t Chaplin: United Artists Release. L (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) M t THE SOONER YOU SEE IT THE FIRST TIME. THE SOONER YOU CAN VLAN TO SEE IT AGAIN— * . HOT BE ADVISED! HOOKING IS ? ESSENTIAL TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT Also: “March of Time” (No. 3) PLANS D.I.C. and Theatre (11-144). \ GRAND OPERA HOUSE FINAL PERFORMANCE TO-NIGHT Of Ivor Novello’s Wonderful Comedy jjligJ IlttQ in h emn o tou. -o a ] rea dy announced that their AMAZINGLY VERSATILE COMPANY \ Headed by ETHEL MORRISON and ELAINE HAMILL Will be seen in ■ ANOTHER FAMOUS LONDON SUCCESS Which is to commence its One Week’s Season at the MATINEE TO-MORROW AFTERNOON AT 2.15. Is by Emlyn Williams and is still drawing capacity houses at the Criterion, London. "In comparison with this play all other plays with murder as their theme seem as flat as the proverbial Pasteboard. Verschoylej <. The Sp€C t a tor,” London, 7/6/35. “A DRAMATIC' MASTERPIECE ; THRILLING, BAFFLING, EXCITING.” BOX PLANS I™?™ S“gK£g? flLni B&M S’f® FOR BACK STALLSI AND GALLERY^ MAX Bb TELEPHONE BOOKAT THE OPERA HOUSE COWECTIOWIiKi. i 1 RESERVED AT ING RING 51-814. NOTE TI HL 5/ ‘> 4/ U RESERVED STALLS 5/-; ORDINARY STALLS EXTRA DAT R OF VeRFOr' IANCU: GALLERY 1/6. EARLY DOOR 6d. EXTRA. MATINEE 4/-, 3/-, 2/-. GALLERY 1/C. ALL PRICES PLUS TAX.