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Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 99, 21 January 1938, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. TRANSFERRED DIRECT AT THE PEAK OF ITS POPULARITY FOR A THIRD WEEK AT THE THEATRE OF BIG DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTIONS. DAILY |y | |k| y* J £* Plans at D.I.C. at | vji O and Theatre 7.45 p.m. Amalgamated Theatres, Eld. (Tel. 52-212) A Shirley more glorious than you have ever known ... in a picture as great as you have ever seen. The Story Millions Read 1 and Loved. K. S|tiSple KL/ HEIDI Erß LHERSHOLT ■ ARTHUR TREACHER yr HELEN WESTLEY I PAULINE MOORE • THOMAS BECK MARY NASH * SIDNEY BLACKMER . MADY CHRISTIANS * SIG RUM ANN . MORE THAN THIS, WE GIVE YOU ANOTHER OUTSTANDING ATTRACTION—- < A ROBIN HOOD OF THE OLD WEST! I His longbow is a blazing six-gun. and he rides the ranges seeking vengeance ? % Ci 7 on lawless usurpers of the law I j i WKcAIITORiIANi RICARDO CORTEZ j, , MARJORIE WEAVER ? KATHERINE De MILLE I ’W jlfl NIGEL de BRULIER ' I Jmmßl yS) MORGAN WALLACE | (Both approved for Universal Exhibition.) YOU ARE ADVISED TO MAKE EARLY RESERVATIONS FOR THIS MIGHTY PROGRAMME.

PARAMOUNT THEATRE 2.15 — TWICE DAILY —7.45. Dir - : G - *-• Johnston. THE ANNOUNCEMENT ALL WELLINGTON HAS BEEN - WAITING FOR! BY PUBLIC x DEMAND SPECIAL RETURN SEASON COMMENCING TO-DAY! Afternoon Session De Luxe 2.15. Gala Evening Performance 7.45. OF DEANNA DURBIN'S SCREEN SENSATION: wv (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) 400 Seats at 1/-. 1000 Seats at 1/6.. Circle Reserves 2/3. BE ADVISED—BOOK YOUR SEATS WELL IN ADVANCE. Plans at the D.I.C. and Theatre (51-842).