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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 196, 16 May 1936, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS, —-—— —i TO-DAY STATE 11 A.M. 1.30 3.45 8 P.M. Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. -1 Tel. 51-595. Dir.: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. SHE’S EVERYBODY’S FAVOURITE! SHIRLEY TEMPLE IN HER GREATEST PICTURE, ‘CAPTAIN JANUARY’ (Approved ,for Universal Exhibition.) WITH THE BEST CAST SHE HAS EVER HAD. GUY KIBBEE—SLIM SUMMERVILLE—JUNE LANG—BUDDY EBSEN PACKED AT ALL SESSIONS YESTERDAY! TO-DAY: 11 A.M., 2.15 P.M., 8 P.M. Monday: 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. jy ffiF PLANS AT BEGG’S AND THEATRE. PHONE 51-277. DON’T RISK IT RESERVE! Amalgamated Theatres Ltd. - UP TO HER DEVILRY AGAIN! . . . BUT YOU CAN’T HELP LOVING HER JUST THE SAME. JANE (Ginger) WITHERS ' IN BOOTH TARKINGTON’S HILARIOUS MASTERPIECE, “GENTLE JULIA” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A FOX PICTURE WITH TOM BROWN MARSHA HUNT JACKIE SEARL. SHE TAKES CUPID’S PLACE IN HER SPARE TIME . . . AND TURNS LOVE’S YOUNG DREAM INTO A NIGHTMARE! POWERFUL PLAY AT OPERA HOUSE STARTS TO-DAY. J C. WILLIAMSON LTD., have the proud distinction of presenting Emlyn 'Williams’s World-famous Play: WHILST IT IS STILL DRAWING CROWDED HOUSES TO THE DUCHESS THEATRE, IN LONDON, A REPLICA OF THE LONDON PRODUCTION IS FAITHFULLY PROMISED AT THE MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON AT 2.15, ALSO TO-NIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK SHARP, (IMPORTANT. —THE’ MANAGEMENT DESIRE PATRONS TO BE SEATED BY 8 O’CLOCK WHEN THE CURTAIN RISES ON THE PROLOGUE. AS NO Ohh CAN BE ADMITTED UNTIL ITS CONCLUSION.) AND EACH EVENING TILL FRIDAY NEXT, MUTH ONE FURTHER MATINEE NEXT WEDNESDAY. (“Gosh! I'd like to have written ‘Night Must Fall,’” said a noted English playwright.) J. c. WILLIAMSON’S AMAZINGLY VERSATILE COMPANY, Specially Organised for this Tour, is headed by New Zealand’s Brilliant Daughters: ETHEL MORRISON AND ELAINE HAMILL, who have in association with them LLOYD LAMBLE, CAMPBELL COPELIN, HARVEY ADAMS, KATIE TOWERS, .NORMAN SHEPHERD, ENID HOLLINS and PHYLLIS BAKER ___ most varied character, judges and leading members of. the Bar flocking to the theatre in company with representatives of all classes of society. Pl INS FOR THE SEASON ARE AT THE D.1.C., AND DAY SALES FOR BACKSTALLSI ANO GALLERY MAY BE BOUGHT FROM 9 A.M. \T THE OPERA HOUSE CONFECTIONERY. WHERE THE PLAN WILL BF AFTER IPM TO DAY. FOR TELEPHONE BOOKING RING 51-814. NOTF THE PRICES: SEAT’S MAY BE RESERVED AT 5/-. 4/-. 3/-. EVENING PRICES- RESERVED DRESS CIRCLE 5/-, 4/-; RESERVED STALLS ORDINARY STALLS (RESERVES) 3/- ON DAY OF PERFORMANCE. GALLERY 1 /6. EARLY DOOR 6d. EXTRA. MATINEE 4/-, 3/-, 2/-. GALLERY 1/6. ALL PRICES PLUS TAX. TO-DAY — ANOTHER EVENTFUL DAY — TO-DAY Last Week's Results have intensified interest in the Senior Championship, and To-day there will be SPECIAL RUGBY ATTRACTIONS Don’t Miss the Stirring Senior A (First Division) Contest, HUTT v. ATHLETIC Tennis with Fine Forwards and Enterprising Baeks.' ATHLETIC PARK 3 p.m. EARLY GAME (1.30 p.m.) UNIVERSITY v. ATHLETIC (Senior A, Second Div.) ADMISSION 9d. STAND Cd. EXTRA. A. E. NEILSON, Sec.. W.R.F.U. WRESTLINGI WRESTLING 1 BRITISH EMPIRE TITLE BOUT. earl McCready Brilisli Empire Champion. VFRSI’S JACK FORSGREN Present Heavyweight Champion of Canada. TOWN HALL MONDAY NEXT The winner will be presented with a trophy by the New Zealand Wrestling Union. FREE LIST SUSPENDED. PRICES: 5/-, 3/-, 2/-. ALL PRICES PLUS TAX. IMPORTANT! RESERVED SE A'P HOLDERS ARE ASKED TO BE TN TITEI'Iv AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE. AND NOT LATER TUAN S O CLOCK. NO LADIES' TICKETS NOW AVAH.ABI.E. BOOKING AT E. W. HUMPHREY'S, MANNERS STREET.