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Dominion, Volume 30, Issue 154, 27 March 1937, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. ALL WELLINGTON IS CLAMOURING TO PAY HOMAGE TO THE GOLDEN-VOICED BOY TENOR — BOBBY BREEN. THE UNPRECEDENTED DEMAND FOR SEATS MAKES IT IMPERATIVE FOR INTENDING PATRONS TO RESERVE AT ONCE. - 2.15 and 8 p.m. TcL 51 ‘ 595 ' THE BOY WONDER TENOR WITH THE ANGELIC VOICE SQMnf BREEN will thrill you again when he sings again in nnouion IE RIVER V/dh man nonin sisr., MAY ROBSON SZiO CHARLES BUTTERWORTH nee° 0 ’ "The Benita Hume, Alan Mowbray, Banjo song.” Louise Beavers, Henry O’Neill, COMEDY — ROMANCE — DRAMA — MUSIC And good old Dixie with its Romantic Mississippi—its fields of cotton and a Dear Old Coal-Black Mammy, too, as the background to this Comedy-Drama of the South. YOU’VE NEVER REALLY HEARD BOBBY SING UNTIL YOU HEAR HIM NOW. He’s so Gay — He’s so Refreshing — He’s so Different. Your Entertainment Problem Solved — It’s a Grand Show for the Whole Family. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)

r.— :.GALA PRESENTATION TO-DAY - - Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15 and 8 p.m. Box Plans for To-night and Monday are filling rapidly. Intending Patrons are advised to make immediate reservations at Theatre. Tel. 51-277. SALVOS OF APPLAUSE WILL THUNDER AS THIS SPECTACULAR ACHIEVEMENT SWEEPS ACROSS THE SCREEN ... A PICTURE OF QUALITY AND GREATNESS THAT ECLIPSES EVERY OTHER . . . HOWEVER BRILLIANT. I 20th Century-Fox Present Jonathan Blake (as a boy) Lord Everett Stacy Freddie Bartholomew George Sanders Lady Elizabeth Brook Watson Madeleine Carroll J. M. Kerrigan Johr Julius Angerstein Widow Blake Una O’Connor Sir Guy Standing Percival .Potts Jonathan Blake Forrester Harvey Tyrone Power Sir Gavin Gore .. Gavin Muir OJd "Q" C. Aubrey Smith Magistrate K E. Clive Polly » Virginia Field ” , Horatio Nelson Ju,(CS M,les ’lander Douglas Scott Hawkins .... Montagu Love In PETER B. KASE'S ©s' (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) — : IMM—J

wv BRITISH-ISRAEL-WORLD FEDERATION (N.Z.), (Incorporated.1 THE EIGHTH ANNUAL CONGRESS of the above National Organisation will convene in the CONFERENCE HALL, A.M.P. BUILDING, TO-DAY (SATURDAY), MARCH 27, at 10 a.m., And will conclude its sittings on MONDAY, MARCH 29. A PUBLIC MEMORIAL-SERVICE \“held hwheDOMlM TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), MARCH 28, at 3 p.m. FOOTBALL AGAIN! BIG SEASON AHEAD! SPECIAL EASTER ATTRACTIONS RUGBY AT ATHLETIC PARK TO-DAY, EASTER SATURDAY—Two Bright Matches: ’ 2 p.m.—MIRAMAR v. GLADSTONE 3.15 p.m.—ATHLETIC v. HUI MAI ADMISSION 1/-. STAND 6<l. EXTRA. EASTER MONDAY—Athletic Club’s Jubilee: Prom 2 pan.—PARADE. ADDRESSES. AND SPORTS. 3 p.m.-ATHLETIC v. WELLINGTON. (Many Leading Players taking part in the Jubilee Match.) ADMISSION 1/-. STAND 6d. EXTRA. w F v ROWING! ROWING! ROWING! INTERPROVINCIAL EIGHT-OAR CHAMPIONSHIP TO-DAY TO-DAY TO-DAY KORO KORO COURSE, HUTT ROAD. MARCH 27, at 10 a.m. SEVEN “EIGHTS” COMPETING SPECIAL TRAINS LEAVE LAMBTON 9.35 a.m. and PETONE 9.40 a.m. o’o FOLLOW THE RACE.

SHANNON SPORTS CLUB. POSTPONEMENT. A T the request of the Health Departinent, the Sports Meeting arranged for Easter Monday lias been Positioned until Coronation Day. May 12, 1937. E. T. MOODY, Secretary.