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Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 71, 17 December 1937, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. TO-DAY* Ze^/w’T'O Sessions: 2.15, 5 and 8. Wwffl® Caesar will appear at all sessions. Dir.: Sir Benjamin Fuller. c I. 4 c A Wl A E E S 10ft $ A ..rJm A R IFtwM R m — THE HOLLYWOOD DOG STAR — On Stage and Screen. Something unique for Wellington Picture-goers! Caesar performs on the stage by signs only, exactly as he does before the sound cameras of Hollywood. CAESAR Will wish you a Merry Xmas in Dog Language. "A great picture—in a class by itself—and on the stage Caesar's acting is almost unbelievably intelligent." —"Smith's Weekly." A TREAT FOR OLD AND YOUNG—A THRILL FOR ALL FROM SIX TO SIXTY. Special Short Feature: "MAGIC SHOES" —A Beautiful Little Pantomime. RESERVE FOR TO-NIGHT AND SATURDAY. Plan at D.I.C. and Theatre. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)

IM TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. — 5 P.M. — 8 P.M. jlihj I THE MERRIEST XMAS BOX EVER — FOR O E|| ALL OUR HOLIDAY PATRONS ! COMMENCING K I TO ’ DAY I | LAUREL 2 I MR. sir *' ''J i ' ! HARDY | IN A PANIC OF I I FUN AND H IJ LAUGHTER! YOU HOWL WITH LAUGHTER! O £ “WAY OUT WEST” k |j| (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) | ||l| !— ALSO — Wil A 2-REEL M.G.M. Oddity. “WE O MUSICAL “Annie Eanrie." Ak REVUE. Metro Musicale. Featurette. Wh BY SPECIAL AIK-MAIL: LATEST IVAR SCENES IN CHINA. |l|l L BOX ELANS AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE — Telephone 45-100. JMrl f S) %

THE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION WELLINGTON (Inc.). rpHE ATTENTION OF MOTORISTS AND ROAD USERS IS DRAWN TO X A VERY INTERESTING AND INSTRUCTIVE “SAFETY FIRST” PICTURE BEING SCREENED AT THE MAJESTIC THEATRE, Entitled “WE DRIVERS” THE EXECUTIVE OF THE ASSOCIATION COAIMENDS ALL ROAD USERS TO SEE THIS PICTURE.