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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXI, Issue 18900, 19 December 1923, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. I THE GRAND - Direction: Wanganui Enterprises, Ltd. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.15 P.M. TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. TO-NIGHT. HOOT GIBSON in “DEAD GAME” HOOT GIBSON in “DEAD GAME” HOOT GIBSON in “DEAD GAME” HOOT GIBSON in “DEAD GAME” HOOT GIBSON in “DEAD GAME” His Latest Hair-raising Western Romance It’s the most thrilling Dare-Devil picture in which Hoot Gibson has ever appeared. Two Reel Century Coinedv: ‘‘HOLD ON” ‘‘HOLD <)N’’ INTERNATIONAL NEWS. TO-MORROW:' “THE SUPREME PASSION.” Prices: Circle 1/4; Stalls 9d. Matinee Prices as usual. Plan at Theatre. ’Phones 3152 and 2852. QPERA jjou.se Direction .... J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Manager John Farrell' TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, DEC. 20. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Present “THE CABARET GIRL” “THE CABARET GIRL” ‘ ‘ THE CABARET GIRL ’ ’ “THE CABARET GIRL” “THE CABARET GIRL” * ‘ THE CABARET GIRL ’ ’ AT TEN TO 8. The Rolls Royce of all Musical Shows. For the First Time in the Dominion. ■With ALFRED FRITH ALFRED FRITH At the Wheel. And MADGE ELLIOTT, MABEL MUNRO, CYRIL RITCHARD, HAROLD PEARCE, FIELD FISHER, CECIL KELLAWAY. And all the favourites in the Front Seats. “This musical play is a mixture of the most gorgeous staging, singing, dancing, laughter and fun, with the most touching little bits of sentiment -put in where they eight to be. It is probably the most triumphant Musical Comedy that, has ever been seen in Sydney.”—Sydney Sun. A J. C. ’Williamson Do Luxe Production COSTING £lO,OOO TO STAGE. COSTING £lO,OOO TO STAGE. Play produced by Harry B. Bureher. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21st. Second and Last Production “KISSING TIME” i “KISSING TIME” “KISSING TIME” D/C and O/S 8/-, Stalls 5/-, Pit 2/6. All Prices Plus Tax. Booking Fee one penny extra. BOX"PLANS at H. I. JONES & SON’S Barraclough’s Magic Nervine stops toothache.

AMUSEMENTS. QP ER A JJO USE TO NIGHT 8 P.M. SHARP. J W B AILEY presents “BOBBIE’S SURPRISE 0 Comedy. j Scene: Drawing-room in Mrs Bromfh ton’s house. I Roberta Maisie Ekdahl I Agnes BromptonEthno Swann I George Phillips Eric Lind, j Grace (the mnid) .. Edvth McNaught “ NOUVEA CX RICHES” | Fa rce. I Scene: Reception Room at a London “At Horne.” i Lady Plantagenet ... Winnie Bignell Lady Montmorency . . Nancy McKirdy “MISTAKEN” Drama. ■ Scene: Dining-room in Mrs Western’s I house. ■ Harvey Western Cecil Beaufort {Judge Banket Peter Dickson {Martin (Butler) Jim Palmer ! William (servant) Harold Hean | Mrs Western .... Mrs T. L. Sperring i Mrs Banket. Doris Symes I Miss Farren (Governess) E. McCarthy Smithers (Lady’s maid) Ola Whiteford “PAST AND PRESENT” Comedy. Mrs Lorrimer (a widow) .. G. Parkes Nancy (her daughter) Stella Richardson ‘‘JUST FOURPENCE’ ’ Farce. ' Scene: Jack Annerley’s Flat. 'Jack Annerley George Davies. Gnoof (a spiritualist) .. F. Therkleson Blight (Butler) Jim Palmer Dora Dnieper (Revue Girl) M. Jackson Incidental Music: Miss Dorothy Hughes-Johnson, Miss Dorothy Davies. Admission: 3/- and 2/-. (plus tax). Book at H. I. Jones’. PARAMOUNT piCTL’RES. SATURDAY NEXT. ELSIE FERGUSON IN “OUTCAST’* ELSIE FERGUSON IN “OUTCAST” from the sensational stage success. NEXT WEEK—“WHEN KNIGHTHOOD WAS IN FLOWER. ’ ’ gOXING. TAUMARUNUI BOXING ASSOCIATION. DECEMBER 22. DECEMBER 22. CLARRIE Purse LARRY BLACKBURN £l5O LASHER New Zealand. 15 rounds. Australia SPECIAL SIX ROUNDS: JIM SMITH v. R. McKNIGHT (N.I. Champion) (Hamilton) Also Seven other Contests. S. THOMAS, Sec. CLICK—got him! Capital results from ILLINGWORTH’S ROLL FILMS. Best on the market. Exceedingly rapid.

QPEN-AIR {CONCERT Bv WANGANUI MALE CHOIR (Assisted by Queen Alexandra Band) in the RACECOURSE GROUNDS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27th, 8 p.m Admission Is. QALA QALA At CASTLECLIFF BEACH Opens on BOXING DAY, NEXT WEDNESDAY. ANJ) CONTINUES FOR THREE DAYS. THE BIGGEST, BEST, MOST GLORIOUS GALA EVER HEARD OF. D. G. STRACHAN, Secrotarv.

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