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AMUSEMENTS. fßtaifl Dir.: Sir Benjamin Fuller. Second Great Week of Laughter. DON’T BE ONE OF THE DISAPPOINTED TO-NIGHT. BOOK YOUR SEATS. PLAN AT D.I.C. TILL NOON; AFTER THAT AT THEATRE. IRENE DUNNE AT HER GLORIOUS BEST IN “THEODORA GOES WILD” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A Columbia- Picture. Children under 16 not admitted. At THE MAJESTIC THEATRE Yesterday, tremendous audiences greeted “BORN TO DANCE " As one of the Choicest Pieces of Effervescent Entertainment that has ever Poured Mirth, Music and I Magnificence from the Motion I Picture Talking Screen! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) You've got a date at THE MAJESTIC with the “Broadway Melody" Girl in a Grand Show which includes “MARCH OF TIME" COLOURED FITZPATRICK TRAVELTALK, ETC. MARLBOROUGH RACES AT BLENHEIM. SPECIAL EXCURSION (Circumstances permitting). ' BY THE SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1937. LEAVE WELLINGTON 7 A.M. LEAVE PICTON 7 P.M. RETURN FARE: 10/-. A special train will leave Picton for Blenheim after the arrival of the Tarnahine, and will return to Pieton after the races, arriving back before the steamer leaves. A special bus to connect, with the Tamahine will leave the V.I.C. at 6.5 a.m., Lower Hutt Town Hall at 6.10 a.m., Petone I’ost Office 6.20 a.m. UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z., LTD.

MANCHESTER UNITY ODDFELLOWS, NEW ZEALAND. TNSTALLATION SOCIETY OFFIC- ! ERS AND DANCE will take place at Concert Chamber of 'Town Hall. WeF lington, on Wednesday, 28th hist. at. 7.45 p.m. Admission free, but by TICKET ONLY. Tickets admitting a member and pa.rtner obtainable from Lodge Secretaries not later than Saturday, 24th inst. E. W. GUISE, District Secretary. LECTURES. SI OPENING OF W.E.A. SESSION. rpHE WINTER SESSION of the W.E.A. will commence TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), when Madame BettsVincent will give the first of. four Lecture-recitals on Modern Music in Nimmo’s Hall, Willis Street, at 8 o’clock. Her subject will be “The Romantic Composers,” and pianoforte illustrations will be given from the works of Schubert, Mendelssohn, Schumann, Chopin, and Liszt. In the succeeding Lecture-recitals Madame Betts-Vineent will deal with Russian Music. Modern French Composers, and Some British Composers, and there will be vocal as well as pianoforte illustrations. Ail lovers of good music are cordially invited. Fee for the Course, 2/6. Single Lecture, 1/-. Payable at the door. Ou TUESDAY NEXT, April- 20, Professor J. Shelley will commence a short course of Four Lectures on “Art and Life” (illustrated) in the Lecture Hall of the Dominion Museum. Buckle St. (entrance from East side of building) at S p.m. In the introductory lecture Prof. Shelley will deal with "The Origins of Art.” and he will show a number of tine lantern slides. This Course is open to all interested in Art. Fee for the Course as above. Tutorial Classes will commence at the Trades Hall. Vivian Street (second building) on MONDAY NIGHT at 7.45 o’clock, when Mr. R. J. Lockhart, M.A., will give the opening lecture in a series of ten on “Man and His Environment.” This course will show Mau’s relation to the flora and fauna of the world around, and will be illustrated with lantern slides. On THURSDAYS, at the same hour and place, Mr. W. J. Scott, M.A., will give a course of ten lectures on Modern Literature, which will include many of the leading British writers. Discussion hour will follow the tutor’s lecture, and all interested arc cordially invited. Fee for these classes, 3/6. Mr. O. C. Mazengarb, M.A., LL.M., will give four lectures on “Recent Changes in Industrial Law,” commencing on Wednesday, May 12, and other interesting courses will follow which will be advertised later. NGAIO. —Ten Lectures on “Modern Drama.” Tutor, Miss C. Keddell, F.T.C.L, This class will meet at 7.45 p.m. on MONDAYS, beginning NEXT Monday, April 19, in the Methodist Schoolroom, Main Road, and consideration will be given to modern tendencies in the Drama, especially as they reveal the rapidly-changing social conditions. A Play-reading Circle will also be formed in connection with this class. LOWER HUTT.—Four Film Talks on “Old Trades and New Knowledge” will be given at 7.45 o'clock in the Council Chamber, High Street, on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, commencing WEDNESDAY, 21st inst., by Mr. J. Comes, 8.A., B.Se. 'This series will show the historical development of Mining, Smithing, Pottery, and Weaving, and will be followed by a course of 10 lectures on “The Psychology of Personal Conduct.” Dr. A. G. Butchers will be the tutor, and all interested will be welcome. Discussion hour will be a special feature. ' KARORI WEST. — A Discussion Group to study the Problems of Human Nature will meet fortnightly on TUESDAY EVENINGS, commencing TUESDAY, April ’27, in the Karori West School, at 7.45 o’clock Mr. 11. IV. Watson, M.A., will be the Leader, and an open invitation is extended to Karori residents. An extensive Library of books dealing with the various subjects studied is available to all W.E.A. members. 11. MASLEN, Secret ary. Tel. IW-307