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Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 142, 12 March 1938, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. MATINEE 2.15 IlfiM®!® TO-NIGHT at 8 _.. , ~ "Turned Out Nice Again, Hasn't It?" Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. 3 THE ONLY SURE WAY TO SEE THIS GREAT SHOW IS TO RESERVE, I—■jMMMM 4 £ ■' x ' Mil k jr *.. * ‘v HIV Jr \WH < > \ MfrEl / SANDY \ / ™ ( ‘ POWELL \/ “o“d“ YOU COULDN'T IMAGINE ANYTHING MORE FUNNY. Also Showing: "MARCH OF TIME." AND ON THE STAGE JACK CARTER The Yodelling Cowboy and Expert with the Stockwhip. The Finest Act of its kind Ever Presented in New Zealand. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PLAN AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE. PHONE 54-775. RELEASED THROUGH ACTION PICTURES.

PA D A fl II M T CHEERS FOR THIS DUO OF ■ ■■ ■» ■« I I ” U 11 I MELODY AND ROMANCE 1 2.15 TWICE DAILY 7.45 Mightiest of -Musical Love Stories. Two Dir.: G. L. Johnstou. Singing Stars, Cast of Thousands! ■ l 5 '“' ALSO—- pfey*] th LAUREL And HARDY ffiaw||feo 111 2000 Feet of Laughter. “GOING BYE BYE." pii; PETE SMITH Speciality. “Ski Skill" — ROBERT BENCHLEY Comedy, " HOW TO SLEEP," Etc. • AVp? ( All Approved tor Universal Exhibition.) 1 " PLANS AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE. TEL. 51-842.

A SENSATION IN WELLINGTON. THEY CURED THEMSELVES AFTER ENGLISH AND AMERICAN MEDICAL SPECIALISTS FAILED. HEAR EDWARD JULIUS PRICE AND MAUREEN'MORRIS PRICE On GOOD HEALTH BY “NICE EATING.” These world travellers on their sixth world tour now include Wellington for first time. Hear their message of hope for those who are really desirous of having , radiant health. Herbs, drugs, and vegetarianism cannot give permanent vitality. „ Do not attend the lectures if you have not an “open mind.” Piciougation of youth and postponement of old age are not for those who only "live to eat.” NATURE CAN CURE THOSE WHO REALLY WANT TO BE WELL. FREE. ALL WELCOME. Hear this dynamic man and see beautiful womanhood AFTER FORTY. FREE. ALL WELCOME. CHILDREN NOT ADMITTED. TO-NIGHT AT NIMMO’S HALL, WILLIS STREET. ALL WELCOME SUNDAY, 7.30, ST. JAMES THEATRE. FREE.

4 GREAT EVENTS. HCOWN HALL. x OWN Z HAI.L. ONE NIGHT ONLY. ONE MONTH APART. HOWARD > MJLHOLLAND. ” HUMORIST AND IMPERSONATOR. 1 Abd ' d EVA GARCIA. 1 SPANISH PT AN ISTE Opening Attraction. March 21. 9 In the presence of Their Excellencies the Governor-General and Lady Galway. Second Attraction, April 26. LEONA FLOOD. GIRL GENII'S OF THE VIOLIN. Assisted by MARGARET KINSMAN. Canadian Pianiste. Third Attraction. May 17.. f GRACE ADAMS EAST. Trumpet Virtuoso, And PAUL McCOOLE. Pianist. Fourth Attraction: BARRE HILT.. Baritone. Arfsirted by HALE CLIFTON. Pianist. Season Tickets; now selling at Begg's, 15/- and 10/-. Same seats for all four Concerts. Single Admission each Concert. 6/-, <l/-, 2/-. Nett proceeds of the Wellington series are to be donated to the Crippled Children Society.