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Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 242, 9 July 1938, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. s/W’’' ’’OPF ’’ippF '’OJIF ’WSI l 3r ‘ l 4 ► ES once in 1 b H A WHILE 4 tWaM There comes a film so u hljffl outstanding in every re- j|| lE9 spect, so far above the common kind, that it sets j |k a new standard in motion jgg g|P” , picture entertainment. . . w 8 n m such a ,s — J 8 p.m. “A YANK AT OXFORD” 1 ► Starring ROBERT TAYLOR A METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER FILM. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Ihk A. RUTH DRAPER A TRUE ARTIST OF IMMEASURABLE TALENT I GRAND OPERA HOUSE. COMMENCING SATURDAY, JULY JO FIVE NIGHTS ONLY. (And two Matinee Performances) J. O. Williamson Theatres have the privilege and pleasure of presenting. THE WORLD’S SUPREME ARTIST, RUTH DRAPER ORIGINAL CHARACTER SKETCHES. “Though Miss Draper appears alone on the stage, she has a company of all the talents behind her. Like a wizard she summons them one by one from the thin air, and gives them shape and reality in the mind of her audience, io all she attempts Miss Draper brings a unique quality, a large human understanding. Iler humour is always spontaneous, her satire kindly, and both are seldom far from tears.”—London “Observer.” > MISS DRAPER WILL VISIT WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN, AUCKLAND ONLY, AND THE SEASONS CANNOT POSSIBLY BE EXTENDED. PRICES: First Reserves, 10/- (with tax 11/2); Second Reserves, 7/6 (with tax 8/5) ; Back Stalls, 5/-; E.D. Gallery, 3/-; L.D. Gallery, 2/- (plus tax). BOX PLAN ARRANGEMENTS. Preliminary applications for First Reserves (11/2 including tax), are now being received at the DJ.C. The General Plano will open on the morning of Monday, July 25.

(Rec. by Censor , I for Adults.) t ’ Watch for Opening Vft/ Date at xrz MAJESTIC k- I

WELLINGTON RUGBY LEAGUE FINAL OF RESERVE GRADE FIR'ST COMPETITION. ■ST. GEORGE A v. NEWTOMIN. WINTER SHOWGROUND, John Street TO-DAY’ (SATURDAY), at 2.4'5. Referee: Mr. McCaskill. Come and see the Younger Players produce Sparkling Football. Senior Knockout Competition: PETONE v. RANDWICK, Randwick, 2.45. ST. GEORGE v. NEWTOWN, Newtown Park, 2.45 p.m.

pANCING, MADAME ROSINA BLIGH Will hold Classes at her Studio, Hataitai, On SATURDAY MORNINGS, DANCING 10-11, DRAMATIC WORK, 11-11.45, In Preparation for another Production. Terms on application. Tel. 52-946.