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Dominion, Volume 30, Issue 10, 7 October 1936, Page 3

f Dir.: Amalgamated Theatres. TO-DAY: 2.15 & 8 P.M. Plans at Begg’s & Theatre. Tel. 51-277. A<A’ 6 <*’ .<«.»** .V 6 * a/’ •* * ' X A Gaumont British Special (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) FREE LIST SUSPENDED WRESTLING I WRESTLING! WRESTLING! WRESTLING! WRESTLING! WRESTLING WRESTLING! WRESTLING! rpoWN HALL. A OWN HALL. MONDAY. MONDAY. MONDAY. A Match all New Zealand will be interested in— LOFTY BLOMFIELD, LOFTY BLOMFIELD, LOFTY BLOMFIELD, LOFTY BLOMFIELD, N.Z. Champion and a full-house drawcard wherever he wrestles. His ready challenge to Savoldi shows his eagerness, to remain one of N.Z.’s greatest wrestling stars. Versus - ( “JUMPING JOE” SAVOLDI, “JUMPING JOE” SAVOLDI, “JUMPING JOE” SAVOLDI, “JUMPING JOE” SAVOLDI, Former World’s Champion, who combines serious wrestling with high-class > entertainment to a degree never before seen in a wrestling ring. FOR THIS MATCH IT WILL BE VITAL TO RESERVE. PRICES: 5/-, 3/-, 2/-. Ladies, 2/6. (Plus tax.) Reservations at E. W.■ Humphrey's, Manners Street. Preferential booking Thursday ; ordinary booking Friday.

AN INVITATION. mHE CHILDREN OF THE WELJL LINGTON PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOLS INVITE THEIR PARENTS AND ALL INTERESTED TO A TWO-NIGHT FESTIVAL TOWN HALL. TO-NIGHT AND) TO-MORROW NIGHT, at 7.45 o’clock. 18 CITY AND SUBURBAN SCHOOI S will present CHORAL AND VERSE-SPEAKING CHOIRS. ONE-ACT PLAYS. OLD ENGLISH FOLK/DANCES. FIGURE MARCHING. PHYSICAL EXERCISES. Under the Patronage of:— Wednesday: His Worship the Mayor. Thursday: The Chairman. Wellington Education Board. All Massed Work (no individual items) —-400 Performers Each Evening—Both Programmes Entirely Different. PRICES: Gallerr 1/6 (Reserves Free'at Begg’s), Floor 1/-,■ Children Half-price. (Reserves 3d. extra.) (Any profits will be donated to the Otaki Children's Health Camp.)

SPRING TO-DAY (Wednesday), October 7, , 3 p.m. Official Opening by the Hon. W. Nash and Airs. Nash. 7.30 o’clock—GALA NIGHT. Splendid, Programme Both Sessions. FANCY COSTUMES FOR’ HIRE. TVTADAM FOLEY AND CO., Room 1 First Floor. 80 Manners St., Wellington. Large assortment Ladies’, Children’s and Gent.’s Fancy Costumes, Dinner and Evening Suits. Tel. 41-960.

BRITISH SAILORS’ SOCIETY «■ Another enjoyable entertainment was given at the rooms of the British Sailors' Society last week to a large and enthusiastic audience of seamen and friends, among whom were a number of seamen from the whaling ship Anglo Norse, by Miss Hazel Martin’s pupils. Solo dances were presented by Misses Jessie Beattie, Betty Paynter, Pat Anderson, Yvonne Black. Irene Davis, and Althea Patherick, and dance duos by Miss Judy Cooper and Keith Woollett. Miss Hazel Martin was the accompanist. At the conclusion of the programme a vote of thanks was carried with acclamation and supper was served by the workers.