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

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A SENSATION. ~ r£OWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER, TONIGHT & MONDAY, at 8.10. LAST 2 PERFORMANCES. The Talented Group of Dancers from the Covent Garden Russian Ballet received an ovation at the Town Hall last evening. Every item was vociferously encored and the Artists were not allowed to leave the stage until they bowed their acknowledgment to the loud applause time and time again. At the end of the performance the applause was again long and continuous and it was without doubt A VERITABLE TRIUMPH. TONIGHT AND MONDAY, LAST 2 PERFORMANCES. Do not miss these Wonderful Dancers. Prices: Reserves 4/-; at door 2/6. Prices plus tax. Plan at D.I.C. RUSSIAN DANCERS. P ETONE WHIPPET RACING CLUB. RACE MEETING, HUTT PARK, TODAY, AT 1.45. Good Fields. Exciting Racing. Bus stops at Gate. Afternoon Tea. COME AND SEE THESE WONDER DOGS! J. NICHOLAS, Hon. Secretary. VOGUE THEATRE; ’ Brooklyn. 7.30 TONIGHT 7.30 And MONDAY. “KENTUCKY” (Technicolour). “ADVENTUROUS BLONDE.” Telephone 50-081. BOOK EARLY. BOOK EARLY. (Rec. “More Esp.” for Adult Aud.) "Or ANZAC MOUNTED DIVISION ASSOCIATION. ALL Mounted Men are invited to attend the Association’s Annual Reunion at St. Francis Hall, Hill Street, on Tuesday, July 4, Roll call 8 p.m. W. J. MELVILLE, Hon. Secretary.

MATINEE TODAY AT 2.15. ■<*ft?uHiiHUiidiiiiiniiliibiii?S^■" By arrangement with J. C. Williamson's Theatres Ltd. SEASON EXTENDED! SEASON EXTENDED! SEASON EXTENDED! THE MIGHTY Chana Cfceing With his Amazing Company in the £lO,OOO Oriental Spectacle. ‘‘A TRIP TO HADES” Note: Owing to the huge number of people who still want to see Chong, the season has been extended till Next Wednesday! 4 MORE NIGHTS! 2 MOkE MATINEES! 0 MATINEE TODAY at 2.15. Admission 3/-, 2/-, 1/6; Children Half Price. TONIGHT at 8 Reserves 5/-; Unreserved 2/r, 3/-, 4/-. Box Plan at D.I.C. till II a.m.; at Theatre Sweet Shop from 1.30 p.m. All Prices Plus Tax. CSim CliaH««e<i! Read this letter from the wellknown Furnishing Firm of KENNER'S LTD. June 29, 1939. MR. C/o Opera House, WELLINGTON. Having seen your very fine Show, Mr. W. R. Kenner, Governing Director of Kenner's Limited, is still sceptical of the "box mystery." We are prepared to issue a challenge of £lOO that you cannot escape from a wooden box built by the factory of Kenner's Limited and nailed together on the stage by two cabinetmakers from our factory. Should you decide to accept this challenge we will make arrangements for Monday next, July 2. Yours faithfully, KENNER'S LIMITED. E. M. Kemp, Secretary. The Box Mystery has startled audiences all over the world. WILL CHANG ACCEPT THIS CHALLENGE? Season Extended, But! ONLY 4 MORE NIGHTS and 2 more Matinees. Box Plans at D.I.C.