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Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 49, 22 November 1926, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS, Ooupfenay Place Afternoon—2.3o. 7.ls—Evening “THE WILDERNESS WOMAN’ With AILEEN PRUnGLE, C HESTER CO N KLI N. One of the Greatest Characters the Screen Ever Saw. A figure like a queen—a. temper like a tornado. GAZETTE COMEDY Third Series of "THE AMUNDSEN PULAR FLIGHT" THE PARAMOUNT ORCHESTRA Box Plan at the Utility Stationery Shop (next to Theatre) Telephone 21—838. Or Ring Theatre Telephone 21—812. ARTCRAFT THEATRE 7.ls—Last Opportunity To-night—7.ls TO SEE THAT FINE PICTURE, Which has already delighted hundreds, "THE SPORTING VENUS," “THE SPORTING VENUS,” “THE SPORTING VENUS,” “THE SPORTING VENUS,” "THE SPORTING VENUS,” Blanche Sweet. Ronald Colman. Lew Cody are the Stars —It's Great! - OTHER GOOD PICTURES - Special Music by James Haydock. VERY SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! VERY SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! Commencing To-morrow —3 Nights Only. Commencing To-morrow —3 Nights Only. MARION DAVIES in “YOLA N DA” MARION DAVIES in "YOLA N D A" MARION DAVIES in “Y OLA N D A” Far Greater and More Colossal than “Beau Brumrnell, "Monsieur Beaucaire” or “Under the Red Robe.” MARION DAVIES in “Y O L A N D A.” MARION DAVIES in "Y O L A N D A.” MARION DAVIES in "Y O L A N D A.” Just get these facts: More than 5000 Actors; took 10 months to make; cost over 41400.690; one dress of Marion Davies’s alone cost £780; everything faithfully reproduced in minutest detail. BE WISE-BOOK SEATS NOW! BE WISE- BOOK SEATS NOW! ARTILLERY QUEEN CAMPAIGN. BALLOON RACES. 'J 1 HE First of a Series of Balloon Races will take place in the POST OFFICE SQUARE. At 12 Noon, , TO-DAY. TO-DAY. Very Substantial Prizes. PLUNKET SOCIETY.' LOWER HUTT BRANCH. ANNUAL FETE. ANNUAL FETE. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 27, At RIDDIFORD PARK, 2.30 p.m. Side Shows, Stalls, Band. Afternoon Tea. VALENTINE, VALENTINE, FASCINATING SONG ONE-STEP-a wonderful successor to “Valencia.” VALENTINE, VALENTINE, A melody which brings you to your few—to dance as long a-s it is played. Song Copy 25., posted 2s. Id. Record 55., posted Cs. 2d. Player Roll 7b. Gd., posted Bs. CHAS BEGG AND CO., LTD., Manners Street. MEETINGS. WADESTOWN & HIGHLAND PARK PROGRESSIVE ASSOCIATION. r | I HE Annua! Meeting of the above I will be held in St. Luke’s Schoolroom Wadestowu, on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23. at 8 p.m. The Mayor (C. J. B. Norwood, Esq.), anl the Chairman of the Works Committee (Councillor H D. Bennett) have accepted an invitation to be present, ami will address tigs meeting. MONTAGUE M. SIMPSON. Hon. Secretary. HUTT VALLEY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. PUBLIC MEETINGS RE LOAN PROPOSALS. RATEPAYERS are invited to attend Public Meetings at tho undermentioned places, when the Board’s Proposal to raise an additional JjISG.OOO bv wav of Loan will be explained by the Chairman and Members of the Board: — PETONE—Empire Theatre, Tuesday, November 23, 192fi. JOHNSONVILLE—-Moore’s Hall. Wednesday, November 21, 1926. LOWER HUTT—Lyceum Hall, Thursday, November 25. 1926. UPPER HUTT—Record Hall, Friday, November 26, 1926. BASTBOURNE—Picture Theatre, Monday, November 29. 192 G. A. J. McCURDV, Chairman ttw NAVY LEAGUE NAVY LEAGUE QUEEN CARNIVAL -BRITANNIA.” A MEETING of all meinliers of the A XAVY LEAGUE will be held in BETHUNE'S AUCTION IICHI.M. BRANDON STREET, at 8 p.m.. 10-MOh-RUW, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23. Committees will be formed tn organise the campaign on behalf of MISS NOEL LINE BEVAN, the NAVY LEAGUE CANDIDATE “BRITANNIA ” R. DARROCH. Uon. BUSINESS NOTICES. TAR. WALTER RICHARDS -L' Wishes to intimate that ho has REMOVED to 303 UPPER WILLIS STREET. Where be will carry on a General Medical Practice. He has Resigned his Appointment with the Medical Institute.i Telephone No. 22 — 747.