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Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 124, 19 February 1938, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. THE ONLY LAUGH IN TOWN I AND IT LASTS FROM BEGINNING TO END I daily: 215 and 8 pM bo early AT DlC< OR REGENT. PARAMOUNT Launch Their 1938 Fun and Song Show I “ARTISTS & MODELS” A MUSICAL COMEDY THAT HAS EVERYTHING ! IDA LU PINO :: DICK ARLEN JACK BENNY THE YACHT CLUB BOYS. DAUGHTER I MUSIC 1 1 SONG !1 I To Delight Year Eye. and Eat« I (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ' . ■ ■ Specialties by SIX NEW SONG HITS BEN BLUE, JUDY carnova, RUSSELL PATTERSON’S You’ll be Whistling for Months, “PERSONETI E S.” Including the Latest Sensation—“WHISPERS IN THE DARK." STERLING SUPPORTS INCLUDE “PICKING PETS,”' Grantland Rice Sportlight; POPEYE’S LATEST CARTOON—“ LOST AND FOUNDRY.”

• :• GRAND OPERA HOUSE COMMENCING SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 5 THE MOST MEMORABLE EVENT IN STAGE HISTORY J. c. WILLIAMSON, LTD. Have The Honour To Announce The First Appearance In Wellington Of ... THE GREATEST THEATRICAL AND SOCIAL EVENT IN YEARS. Miss Kay Compton’s name is a household word throughout the English, speaking'world as representing the highest pinnacle of the art of t £ - • " ’ S Compton has already achieved a brilliant tnumph ni p New Z a!and Auckland audiences having endorsed the verdict of London, lai is and Aew York and acclaS the Star, The Production, The His Majesty’s Theatre being packed to capacity at each of the fou t record performances. Miss Compton will make her first appearance in “VICTORIA REGINA” By LAURENCE HOUSMAN. The nlav that Royalty went to see, which has been widely discussed throughoutthe entire world. It is the reigning theatrical sensation. COMEDY DRAMA SPECTACLE TEN BREATH-TAKING SCENES , Associated with Miss Compton will be a brilliant London Company of . \ Principals, including, T>oiiKjn rarnjarf STAFFORD HILLIARD, JACK McNAUGHTON, MICHAHL VWWING; b CODRINGTON, HAYLEY BELL, MARY MICHAEL vvlljUl^ ak][^Sj YVETTE ANNING. Together with others in a specially selected east, including GUY HASTINGS, ragx mn,;. boho™ . Play Produced by PETER DEARING. THE BOOKING Owin- to the enormous demand for reservations, applications for the first eight nights of ‘(Victoria Regina” will now be received care the D.I.C. OS and D.C.-Week nights, 7/-; Saturdays, 8/- (ineluding the opening gala u night). Prices plus tax. ' PROVINCIAL TOUR: NEW PLYMOUTH: FEBRUARY 23 AND 24. .HAWERA: FRIDAY, JEB- \ STrY 95 WANGANUI: FEBRUARY 26 (MATINEE AND EVENING).;. PALMERSTON NORTH: FEBRUARY 28 AND MARCH 1. HASTINGS:. MARCH 2 AND 3. MASTERTON: FRIDAY, MARCH 4.

SUNDAY PICTURES. pE LUXE THEATRE, TO-MORROW, at 8.15 P.M. GREAT TWO-FEATURE PROGRAMME. Special Preview of James Oliver Curwood’s “SKULL AND CROWN” “SKULL AND CROWN” (U. Certificate). NOTE: This Picture has not been screened in Wellington, and is a BRAND NEW 193 S SEASON RELEASE. Also— New Zealand’s Own Film Star, JOHN BATTEN, In “MEN LIKE THESE” “MEN LIKE THESE” (U. Certificate). Proceeds for Funds of the Band of the Ist Battalion, the "Wellington Regiment. Patrons who wish to make sure ot_ a Seat, may ring ’phone 53-080, from 0.00 p.m. op Sunday. PLECTRIC LIGHT. SPORTS. TUESDAY, 8 p.m. BASIN RESERVE. SPECIAL FEATURES. EMPIRE games athletes in ACTION. Come ami give them nnd the Trinidad Team a Warm "Welcome. Amplifying System Installed. No extra charge. Admission, 1/-. A. D. ROWSE, Hou. See., Wellington Centre, " N.Z.A.A.A, QT. MARK’S CHURCH SCHOOL. 0 GARDEN PARTY. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2.30 to 4.30. Admission, 1/6, Includes Afternoon Tea.