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Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 234, 1 July 1939, Page 5

BOX PLANS OPEN NEXT MONDAY MORNING! 12 REAL LIVE AMERICAN STARS—PLUS SALICI’S MARVELLOUS MARIONETTES ! SATURDAY NEXT—WITH MATINEE SIR BENJAMIN FULLER, with ALEX HANLON Presents Alex. Gerber’s Original New York Production. “FUNZ-A-POPPIN”’ Popular Comedian Hollywood Hotel BOBBY He's Funnier Than Ever CARR ROSS AND BROS. EDWARDS Magnificent Acrobats Zle 9 feld Comcdy Hit « TOMMY 'GREEN AND bozo SNYDER Singing Their Way to Genius of Pantomime Popularity « LORETTA THE VAN GREY TWINS 55 Pepper Pot * " Song and Dance Duo Comedienne JACK BICKLE HOSKINS Amazing Acrobatic The Different Girl Dancer LB- KEITH dancing <<-« «s H ,msc Best and Brightest of <**' Ballerinas AND—A SHOW WITHIN A SHOW! F/K I SALICI’S I 3 Hfeiw-i'' ■. -a S’arisian KvWI PUPPETS ,<^x'jJ They’re Incredible! You’ll '""a Think Throughout Their Act That They’re Actually Alive! BOX PLANS OPEN AT D.I.C. NEXT MONDAY. PRlCES.—Reserved Stalls and D.C., 6/-. OTHER PRICES, 4/- and 2/-. MATINEES: 4/-, 3/- and 2/-. CHILDREN HALF-PRICE AT ALL TIMES. PROVINCIAL TOUR NEW PLYMOUTH TUESDAY NEXT, JULY 4. HAWERA WEDNESDAY NEXT, JULY 5. WANGANUI ' THURS. & FRIDAY, NEXT, JULY 0, 7.

< COMMUNITY SINGING 1939 SEASON. GRAND OPENING SING. TOWN HALL, WEDNESDAY NEXT, JULY 5. At*l2 Noon, In the presence o£ his Worship the Mayor (Mr. T. C. A. Hislop). SONG LEADERS—MR. WILL MASON, MR. CHARLES PROCTOR. GUEST ARTIST—MR. H. F. (TONY) WOOD. AT THE PIANOMR. FRANK CROWTHER. AT THE ORGAN—MR. CHARLES COLLINS. Proceeds in aid of the Mayor's Metropolitan Relief Fund. FANCY COSTUMES FOR HIRE. Ilf ADAME FOLEY AND CO., Room 4, First Floor, 86 Manners St., Wellington—Large assortment Ladies’, Children’s and Gent’s Fancy Costumes, Dinner and Evening Suits. Tel. 41-9 GO DANCING FIRE NOTICE I pHYLLIS BATES (Fellow 1.5.T.D., 8.8. L, London), Teacher of Ballroom Dancing. TEMPORARY PREMISES: Private Lessons— MAJESTIC CABARET. Classes — WELLINGTON ROWING CLUB. TUESDAY. (Juniors, Friday.) Telephones: 45-709 41-684 SCHOOL UF BALLROOM DANCINIL MISS GWENETHE WALSHE, M.1.5.T.D.. N.A.T.D. (Lon,). Studio. “Evening Post 6 Bldgs., Willis St. Tel. 42-211 and 42-956. Personal and Individual Tuition from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. CLASSES: Intermediate, Tuesday. 8 to 10: Beginners’ Class. Friday. 8 to 10. A Tea Dance will be held on Monday, June 26, at 5.30 p.m. TIMMY JAMES JIMMY JAMES ° (MAYFAIR CABARET). Expert tuition in all phases of Ballroom Dancing. Lessons by appointment, Results Guaranteed. Daily. 10 a.m.-lO p.m. Tel. 51-770. ’T’HE MILDRED HARRIS STUDIO. *■ 11 Manners Street (above Lamp House). CLASSES AND. PRIVATE LESSONS Country Residents: We teach by Correspondence. 1500 sq. ft. SPRUNG FLOOR. Telephone 44-777.

gUNDAY PICTURES. DE LUXE THEATRE, TOMORROW, AT 8.15 P.M. ROMANCE — DRAMA — COMEDY “COLONEL BLOOD” (“A” Certificate) A vivid and full-blooded romance of the thrilling life and whirlwind loves of a remarkable character in the time of Charles 11. He lived and loved audaciously. He stole the King's lady and theu tried to steal the Crown Jewels. Frank Cellier, Anne Grey, Mary Lawson and Allan Jeayes head a cast of leading screen and stage celebrities. PROCEEDS FOR THE FUNDS OF THE ARTILLERY BAND. Reservations may be made by ringing the Theatre (phone 53-080) after 6.30 p.m. tomorrow. CABARET RACE WEEK PROGRAMME. THURSDAY, JUNE 6, RACE BALL (Organized by Rodney Pankhurst). Dancing from 9 p.m. —2 a.m. Vaudeville Acts by Jack and Robbie Tap (The Rhythm Duo). Henry Rudolph’s Orchestra. Wonderful decorations and lighting effects. An entirely novel entertainment from start to finish. SUBSCRIPTION: 7/6 Single. RING 51-770 to Reserve Tables SATURDAY, JULY 8: Dancing from 8.30 p.m. Subscription: 5/- Single. EXHIBITION Of OECENT WATER COLOURS By NUG E N T WEL C H. JULY 3 to JULY 17. AT McGREGOR WRIGHT'S, 115 Lambton Quay.. BRITISH-ISRAEL WORLD FEDERATION, MASTERTON BRANCH. INVITE you to attend a Lecture by Major E. E. Barrows, to be held in the Opera House. Monday. July 3. 8 p.m Subject: "The Bible, The Flag, Th? Sword, and The Soldier.” Collection.