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Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 154, 26 March 1938, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. AGAIN THE MAJESTIC TRIUMPHS WITH A PROGRAMME THAT IS BIG IN EVERYTHING THAT MAKES ENTERTAINMENT I Metro/0/<Z^/i -Mayer pete LUISE SPENCER SMITH R LRAINER-J^ACY J ~3 ' "N A IMB bn Coloured I® “ Metro Air2 P.M.-8 P.M. M ail Newß (Recommended bs’ Censor for Adults.) BOX PLANS AT D.I.C. AND MAJESTIC. Cinesound, Etc. Telephone 45-100. —

CUBA ST. REX TEL. 52 334 2 Special Attractions From the Studios of M.G.M. I The Screen's Most Lovable Pair! As “Windy” famous animal trainer, || f ' Beery has been given one of the greatest B j roles of his career — and together with Jackie, who plays his son, scores a new , triumph in this thrilling story of circus ® life. with SPANKY (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) McFarland SECOND BIG ATTRACTION 4* !F" B™ THE FASTEST PICTURE OF 1938. B(Jr Km ■ B MEN WHO TEST THE WORLD’S feP I Li Li FASTEST PLANES AND RACING CARS. Wendy BARRIE :: Jas. STEWART :: Ted HEALY :: Ralph MORGAN. (Approved for Universol Exhibition.) MATINEE SATURDAY 2 P.M. — FOR RESERVES — RING 52-334.

THEY CURED THEMSELVES AFTER MEDICINES FAILED HEALTHY BRITISHERS ARE HERE TO SETTLE IN NEW ZEALAND TO BUILD A HEALTH EDUCATION INSTITUTE IN WELLINGTON (NOT A HOSPITAL AND NOT A SANITARIUM.) EDWARD JULIUS PRICE, OF LONDON AND SYDNEY, AND A FEARLESS FIGHTER FOR FREE SPEECH ON HEALTH AND ALL PUBLIC QUESTIONS. MAUREEN MORRIS PRICE, THE RADIANT NEW ZEALANDER WHO “MADE GOOD” IN LONDON, NEW YORK, CHICAGO, HOLLYWOOD, MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, IN DUNEDIN RECENTLY AND NOW IN WELLINGTON. ALL WELCOME TO-NIGHT. FREE AT NIMMO’S HALL AT 8. 7.30, SUNDAY NIGHT, AT KING’S THEATRE FREE I. ...-.I i i ■ '■ ' ", WRESTLING I WRESTLINGI OPENING OF THE 1938 SEASON TOWN HALL MONDAY NEXT Introducing two new wrestlers to the Wellington public, Monday’s encounter promises to be full of thrills and spectacular exchanges, when JOE TONTI The World’s Strongest Wrestler, MEETS LEO JENSEN The Man Whn Beat “King Kong” Cox. Fast open wrestling will be the order on Monday and both these men are masters of the game. Judging by their reputations this contest will equal the best seen here last season. Don’t miss it. Amateur preliminaries at 8 p.m. Book early at E. AV. Humphries. Manners Street. PRICES : 5/-, 3/-, 2/-. Ladies 2/6. All plus tax. SENSATION! SENSATION !! CAN YOU BEAT THIS? Tonti, reputed to be the strongest upside-down man in the world, will give a demonstration of his strength this morning. While walking on his hands he will pull an automobile along Clyde Quay WITH HIS TEETH. This exhibition, which Tonti is the only man in the world able to perform, is timed to commence at 11 a.m. at the Oriental Pnrade-Clyde' Quay intersection. The car he will use has been kindly loaned by Dominion Motors. Ltd. > DON’T MISS THIS AMAZING EXHIBITION THIS MORNING I