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Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 72, 18 December 1937, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. Worncr Bros. • > J pic,urc - // joyous W 11 1 m I LAUGHTER AND MELODIOUS * SONGS — From the Screen's CBMa LA f MrWI Comedy Harmonists— pW, Cl. J..A ALICE BRADY JANE WYMAN P' KENNY BAKER FRANK McHUGH R! *! E TJ’F 1 Z^ t TT , KTrn TO-DAY: 2.15 AND 8 P.M. K 8, V 7i. I\l 1 Plans at D.I.C. or Theatre. Tel. 44-144. "*• * 1 ’ (Approved for Universal Exhibition I

BOX PLANS OPEN MONDAY BOX PLANS OPEN MONDAY At D.I.C. at 9 a.m. For the Grand Gala Opening Performances of the New ANGLO AMERICAN REVUE CO. ANGLO AMERICAN REVUE CO. “HOITY TOITY” (A Connors-Paul production) At (lie OPERA HOUSE, OPERA HOUSE, On BOXING DAV, BOXING DAY, Commencing at' the Matinee, Featuring SID BECK. Australia’s Favourite Comedian. MLLE. PAULETTE, Sensational Fan Dancer, from Paris. THE 4 K's. Four Melody Maids from London. DAVONA and PAULA. Dancers from Moulin Rouge Ballroom, Paris. JUNE and GINGER. Dancing Thru’ Flames. MORAN and WISER. Comedy Jugglers from U.S.A. 7 FLYING ELMARS, Daring Acrobats, from London Palladium. MIKE McCORMTCK, The Irish Lad, with his Rubber Legs. PEGGY KERR, Australia’s Golden-voiced Soprano. CECIL SCOTT. Character Comedian. ALL NEW FACES—ALL NEW ACTS. Supported by Full Revue Co., Orchestra of 9 and Beauty Ballet. PRICES: Front Stalls and D.C., 4/-: Middle Stalls. 3/-; Back Stalls, 2/-. All plus tax. Gallery, 1/-. Early Dooi - Gallery, 6d. extra uptil 7.40 p.m. MATINEE TRICES: 3/-, 2/-, Plus tax, and 1/-. S Watch for “Robinson Crusoe’’ Pantomime. GEORGE F. ROX, Manager. NOTE. —The Opera House will be closed all Next Week in preparation for this Mammoth Production.