Page 3 Advertisements Column 4

Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 4, 29 September 1939, Page 3

OUR ONLY HOPE OF EVER SEEING THIS WONDERFUL SHOW IN THIS PART OF THE WORLD WAS FOR A MOTION PICTURE TO BRING IT TO US . . . 3 SESSIONS TODAY: (Shoppers)—B p.m. I GREAT I Because it brings you the famed stars and ballet of "The I Ice Follies," cheered on tour by two million people I — And besides it I brings you 4 popular picture stars in a delightful story ! | METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER IfWW I presents 9 W • V OIL --4 lliß® j \ Stars! Romance! Music! B tarr iDg |lO|t \ Dazzling ice spectacles! \ '* s I'i* s ® 1 \ Approved for Universal \ -PLUS- Exhibition . ' THE WORLD-CELEBRATED #.¥ FfiO.Vrl T^OjV.4 S. Etills FtiSLSAfisS The Entire Follies in Spectacle, Speed, Beauty, Comedy — and Colour that You Will Never Forget! ■'THE GREAT HEART" II PETE SMITH Presents "RADIO HAMS" U^: nn insnirina storv of Father Adventures with amateur radio enOnmien leoer oriesii of Molokai. thusiasts-How a N.Z. lighthouse Greatest of a great series. '> keeper saved a life in far-off Alaskal "PICTURESQUE UDIAPUR" —FITZPATRICK COLOUR TRAVELTALK UP-TO-THE-MINUTE NEWSREELS. HEAVY BOOKlNG—Reserve Today Without Fail at D.I.C. or Theatre (45-100)

ANOTHER GREAT PROGRAMME STARTS TODAY AT THE FARAMOONT Theatre Dir.: G. L. Johnston. TeL 51 - 842 - TODAY AT 2 P.M. TONIGHT AT 8 (Shorts from 7.30). Warner Bros.' Mighty TECHNICOLOUR Triumph transferred direct from St. James Theatre. “VALLEY of the GIANTS” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) WITH WAYNE MORRIS — CLAIRE TREVOR FRANK McHUGH — ALAN HALE — DONALD CRISP CHARLES BICKFORD — JACK LaRUE — JOHN LITEL. PLUS SCOOP I SPECIAL I SCOOP I !T TELLS YOU IN PLAIN ENGLISH THE STORY OF NAZI TYRANNY ’ AND PERSECUTION. ' “THE REFUGEE” OCVFAIING nn the Screen the full extent of Nazi fanaticism. It tells pictorially the V G Ch°a n pt« in cTmany's History which began with Hitler's rise to power five years ago?. . . Laying bare the methods by which the Nazi campaign> °f *o “ rnr has been organized —the film discloses that though oppression has fallen hardest upon Germany’s half-million Jews, no one whoso race, Pol'ti” o'■jehsj differs from the Nazi concept escapes the vigilant Nazi Party in its role as t Nrn ona. sTc,e h t Po“L Revealed H the film is the extent of the Nazi including the most barbarous of all tortures ... THE CONCENTRATION (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) — And Excellent Featurettes, including — MARCH OF TIME (Mexico's New Crisis) — CO MED Y<“Three Little Sew and Sew's") — SPORTLIGHT (Odd Sports) — DONALD DUCK ("Donald's Ostrich") — MUSICAL ("Waiting Around ) — ORGANLOGUE (Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Crawford) — VAUDEVILLE (Vitaphone Gambols). BOX PLANS AT THEATRE 9.30 A.M. TO 9 A P AT DJ C * PRICES: 2/3, 1/6, !/-. NO EXTRA TO BOOK.

TO MEN OF THE N.Z. ARMY NOTICE have erma-ed the services of a highly-skilled Uniform Cutter, and we now have square shoulders. SPECIAL PRICES: KHAKI TUNIC AND TROUSERS £6/19/6 KHAKI TROUSERS ONLY 37/6 HIGH-GRADE WORKMANSHIP AND MADE IN ACCORDANCE WITH NEW ZEALAND REGULATION STYLE. SCHNEIDEMAN & SONS LTD., TAILORS, Cnr. MANNERS and FARISH STS., WELLINGTON.