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Dominion, Volume 30, Issue 155, 29 March 1937, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. ® POPULAR PICTURES AT POPULAR PRICES WW I jU|| i »H!IW Front SUlls, 1/-; Back Stalls, Back (J 1 IffiWwgFl 3X Circle, 1/6; Lounge Seats, Front jrfrfl .jyn}, Circle, 2/3. SHOWING 2 P.M., 7.30 P.M. Reserves: No Extra. Plan at Theatre during Holidays. Phone 53-080. Three Easter Specials! IT’S A RIOT! EXCITING - ENTERTAINING 1537’8 Happiest, Snappiest Entertain- The weirdest gang of crooks you ment .. . the Sparkling, Breezy Comedy ever saw ... scheming criminals that sent London into hysterics. . . tracked down and exposed. George Edmund FORMBY LOWE England's Most Popular Comedian ln in pj a t (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) THIRD SPECIAL ATTRACTION GEORGE WALLACE In a Special Short Subject . , . Singing — Dancing — Joking.

ALL EASTER ENTERTAINMENT LAURELS HAVE BEEN HANDED UNANIMOUSLY TO THE BOY WONDER TENOR WITH THE ANGELIC VOICE. 21 “ m. OOiW p The demand for seats is particularly heavy and intending patrons are urgently advised to make early application for seats. A ROMANCE OF DIXIE IN MUSIC AND SONG. ML? ' *** ROBSON SSI ligjafajk--'.. . • Jew chabies ewl BUTTERWORTH |.y.| .HEAR HIM SlNG—“Rainbow on the River”; “Ave Maria”; “Waiting for the Sun”; “Doo Dar Day”; “The Banjo Song”; “Swanee River.” You’ve Never Really Heard Him Sing Until You Hear Him Now. It’s Grand Holiday Entertainment for the Whole Family.