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Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 42, 13 November 1926, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. NOW SHOWING. J NOW SHOWING | NOW SHOWING. I NOW SHOWING. THE NEW PRINCESS Manners Street. Daily from 11 a.m. till 10 p.m. A Programme that you must see. ADOLPHE MENJOU. ADOLPHE MENJOU, ADOLPHE MENJOU. With FLORENCE VIDOR, FLORENCE VIDOR, FLORENCE VIDOR, , In a Paramount Picture, Z “THE GRAND DUCHESS "THE GRAND DUCHESS "THE GRAND DUCHESS "THE GRAND DUCHESS AND THE WAITER.” AND THE WAITER.” AND THE WAITER.” AND THE WAITER.” He isn’t much of a waiter. But as a lover. And you’ll admit the Grand Duchess was worth while "waiting” for The 100 per cent, love comedy William Fox presents "GOLD HEELS,” "GOLD HEELS," "GOLD HEELS,” "GOLD HEELS,” The Most Thrilling Horse Race Ever Filmed. With All-star Cast. 3— NO. 4 GROUP NO. 4 GROUP NO. 4 GROUP Of the popular "CHILDREN’S BEAUTY CONTEST." “CHILDREN’S BEAUTY CONTESf. "CHILDREN’S BEAUTY CONTEST. STAN LAUREL, STAN LAUREL, In a Two-reel Comedy Scream, "MONSIEUR DON’T CARE." "MONSIEUR DON’T CARE.’ "MONSIEUR DON’T CARE.” "MONSIEUR DON’T CARE.’’ SCREEN SNAPSHOTS. GAZETIE. A Programme replete with interest and •variety. STRAND THEATRE Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres, Ltd. Continuous, 11 a.m. 'to 10 p.m. Another Fine Entertaining Programme. ANITA STEWART ANITA STEWART ANITA STEWART ANITA STEWART And WOLF (The War Dog) “BAREE, SON OF KAZAN.” “BAREE, SON OF KAZAN. “BAREE, SON OF KAZzJN “BAREE, SON OF KAZA.,. \ love epic of the Far North, adapted from James Oliver Curwood s novel bj the same name. Also, ART ACORD ART ACORD ART ACORD “SKY HIGH CORRAL” ' “SKY TTTGTT CORRAL.” “SKY HIGH CORRAL. \ stirring Western picture, with tbe eternal appeal of the outdoors, crammed with breathless riding, tense romance, and wonderful entertainment. SPLENDID SUPPORTS. Ring 43—855 for Reserves. TOWN HALL, CONCERT CHAMBER. TO-NTGTIT (SATURDAY), November 13, at 8 o’clock. QRCHESTRAL CONCERT, By MR. LEON DE MAU NY’S ORCHESTRA Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls, 2s. Id.; Unreserved Stalls, is. Box Plan at the Bristol Piano Co.

THE ADELPHI CABARET ” TELEPHONE 28—294. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT AT 8.30 P.M. GRAND OPENING ORIENTAL WEEK MONDAY NEXT! - MONDAY NEXT! FOR ONE WEEK ONLY, we are offering to the Wellington Dancing Public a REAL CABARET ENTERTAINMENT Tn addition to Exhibition Dances, Eastern Ballets, and Tangos, arranged by Miss Margaret O’Connor, our programme each night will include some entirely new numbers by the famous Continental Character Comedian, SAM STERN DANCING EVERY NIGHT FROM 8.30—1 a.m. Subscription 7/6.

“MISS WELLINGTON” THANKS YOU! SIISS DOREEN McCUBBIN, on whom the public of Wellington conferred the high honour of election as “Miss Wellington,” wishes to convey to all her' heartfelt thanks, but finds it hard to phrase her gratitude in fitting terms—in words which will let her many friends know that she is not only complying with a formality. Recognising that a great responsibility devolves on her to worthily represent the women of this area, she will endeavour at all times to so comport herself that she will not discredit those fine women who have earned such a high reputation for the Capital City and the Southern half of this Island. She realises that she has limitations, and may fall short of the ideal, but it will not be for want of trying if she fails to do justice to the position. She asks for the kindly indulgence of all, and that any criticism levelled shall be just, if not generous. This acknowledgment is belated, but it will be readily understood that in the extraordinary pressure it has been difficult to find the necessary time to frame a fitting announcement, and one which will convey in full measure what the winner of such a contest must feel. Miss JlcCubbin trusts that she has the goodwill of all the other competitors, towards whom she has the kindest feelings, and in her time of success earnestly tenders to all who were not successful her warmest good wishes. She thanks the management for their fair and impartial conduct of the contest, and to the tens of thousands not known to her who voted for No. 4 she says: “Thank you most sincerely for your help.”

HOTELS, TOURIST, & HEALTH RESORTS PICTON SPEND YOUR HOLIDAY in the Beautiful Kenepuru Sounds. New Building, all modern conveniences, splendid table, dance hall, piano, tennis lawn, telephone, excellent fishing, boating, bathing, launch for hire day or night. Tariff, 3 guineas per week. P. ROACH, Proprietor, Telegraph and Postal Address, St. Omer, via Picton. iEATOUN BABINGTON HOUSE. Seatoun, Wellington, opposite bathing sheds. Accommodation for Country Visitors and Permanent Boarders. Fishing, Boating. Tennis Courts on the premises. Reasonable terms. Telephone 25—558. Book your loome tor the holidays, Mrs. Riske, Proprietress.