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Dominion, Volume 34, Issue 137, 6 March 1941, Page 3

BllillllßllllllllllllllllllllllllliraUlllißllllllillllllillllMlMllW I Don’t be a wallflower!— f) 1 i Learn how to attract men! XJ S □ I 1 • See M-G-M’s | | “PRIDE AND PREJUDICE” | 2 starring GREER GARSON & LAURENCE OLIVIER j IT'S THE COMEDY HIT OF THE SEASON ! (Approved Universal Exhibition). SESSIONS ... 2 P.M. ... 8 P.M. Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre 45-100. LwV Ft V J W LWJ TEA DANCE—MAJESTIC CABARET —- -•"FRIDAY 5 P.M. ... 7 P.M. Direction: Fuller's Theatre Corporation Laurie Paddi , s Orchestra .

OP fl f t .4 ff 0 9 J S GAGA farewell performance Tonight At 8 Tonight At 8 J. C. WILLIAMSON’S GILBERT AND SULLIVAN COMIC OPERA COMPANY In The Universally Popular Nautical Comic Opera. « H.M.S. PINAFORE ” (PRECEDED BY “COX AND BOX.”) Box Plans at the D.I.C. Day Sales at Opera House Confectionery Shop. PRICES: D.C. and R.S. 7/6, Stalls (reservable today) 4/6, Back Stalls 4/-. Gallery 3/- and 1/6. Prices Plus Tax.

NATZKE NEATE TOWN HALL 5 SATURDAY, MARCH 15 D. D. O’CONNOR PRESENTS OSCAR NATZKE “No singer comparable with Oscar Natzke has been heard in this country during the past 30 years, if.ever before. He stands unrivalled among bass singers today, an international artist of the first, water, whom this Dominion may well be proud to have produced.” —“Otago Daily Times,” 11/5/40. And KENNETH NEATE Sensational young Australian tenor, acclaimed as the most important vocal "discovery” in recent years. Possessor of a genuine operatic voice, of full range and volume. SOLO PIANIST AND ACCOMPANIST — HENRI PENN Reserved Seats 6/-. Unreserved 4/-, 2/-. (All Prices plus Tax). Plans Open At D. 1.0., Ltd., Next Monday Morning.

DAWN TENNIS CHALLENGE. CANTERBURY v. WELLINGTON. WILDING SHIELD And INTERPROVINCIAL LADIES’ MATCHES. . MIRAMAR COURTS, FRIDAY, MARCH 7 & SATURDAY, MARCH 8. PLAY COMMENCES AT 1.30 p.m. You Must Not Miss Seeing N.Z., CANTERBURY, AND WELLINGTON CHAMPIONS. Admission 2/-, plus tax. Children !/•• “FANCY COSTUMES FOR HIRE I T 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 'Suit’s Tel 41-960

/7 everyth,mg 1 /L Uncork the Carnival Spirit! Lk tomorrow The BIG ROAD SHOW / \ I IN FEATHERSTON ST.-AT AIR RAID SHELTER f l GOOFY GAMES—CUCKOO CLOWNS! 11 If y. '*** A FREE SHOW -A, ’I f VW 1 PROCEEDS FOR THE MOVIE QUEEN’S PATRIOTIC FUND JLJ programme QT w 12.45 p.m.— SCOOTER RACES FOR BOYS. Prize presented by Messrs. F. J. W. Fear and Co. 1 p.m.— MICHELIN MOTOR TYRE RACE. U 5 p. m . CASK ROLLING RACE. Prominent citizens will "Roll Out the Barrel." 1.30 p.m. MOTHERS' PRAM AND BABY RACE. Good Prizes. 145 p m.— CHALLENGE WALKING MARATHON—between the) 16stoners Ross Meikle, Rus Marlow, Arthur McClure and Bob Stewart. ALL OF WELLINGTON'S "LEADING BOOKMAKERS" WILL BE ON HANDPOST ENTRIES FOR ALL EVENTS FREE. In Attendance: The Harbord Studio of Stars; Boys' Institute Silver Band. On View: The Modern Lady Godiva and The Pony "Movie Lass" —Presented by MR. A. J. PASCOL. STALLS EVERYWHERE THROUGHOUT THE CITY. At The Majestic: An enjoyable TEA DANSANT at the Majestic as usual between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. Majestic Cabaret Orchestra. Admission Z/-. THE MOVIES MOVE INTO THE CITY TOMORROW—FUN AND FROLICS ! ’