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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 115, 13 February 1928, Page 3

| AMUSEMENTS. Saturday Night's largo audienco highly delighted with our new company — A FRESH AND ORIGINAL SHOW. A Hugo Success. FULLERS’ | J IS MAJESTY’S. The Theatre of Distinction. 8 p.m. TO-NIGHT 8 p.m. The Famous Dame Comedian, JOE BRENNAN JOE BRENNAN (New Zealand’s Own) ami CYRIL NORTHCOTE. Heavy-weight Comedian, Supported by a Talented Cast of 18 PRINCIPALS AND BALLET, including GUS DAWSON GEORGE CORRELLI Dancing Expert Operatic Tenor LRA VANDA G. AV. DESMOND Saxaphone Girl "Dismal Desmond" IDA NEWTON, Singer of Cute Songs. SOM ERVILLE SISTERS, Specialty Dancers. DELL BARNES & PEGGY SHARP, Jazz Fragments, Amt the SIX CABARET KITTENS, In their DISTINCTLY UNIQUE OPENING PROGRAMME, “HAPPY AND SNAPPY,” “HAPPY AND SNAPPY,” Just Some of the Happv. Snappy Bits—“A FLAPPER’S VERSION OF HISTORY” (in Three Episodes). "THE SPEED KING,” A Farcical Scream. "THE WIRELESS TANGLE," An up-to-the-minute Skctchette. "A RABY,” An Oriental Revuettc. “THE POLICE STATION,” A Comedy Episode. "DINNER FOR THREE.” "THE TEST.” And a Whole League of Melodies, Songs, Dances, Jests and Jokes—all the latest. FULLERS’ POPULAR PRICES. D.C. and 0.5., 2s. 6d. (Reserved, 35.); Stalls, Is. 6d.; Upper Circle. Is. Box Plan at the Bristol. After 5 at Burnett’s Confectionery Store, next Theatre. For reservations after 7 p.m. phone Theatre (28 —175). QU EENS | ♦ THEATRE $ (bsiest’Jfouw in&buln __ a 6 TO-NIGHT Al 8. TO-NIGHT WALLACE BEERY AVjALLACE BEERY And RAYMOND HATTON RAYMOND HATTON In one of the Cleverest and Funniest Comedies of tlm Year. “FIREMEN SAVE MY CHILD.” "FIREMEN SAVE MY CHILD.” No. 2. ZANE GREY’S .Mighty Romanes of the West—“NEVADA,” GARY COOPER THELMA TOOD, With Hugo Cast; in Support. Ring 22—331 for Bookings. ■ MOTORS AND CYCLES FOR SALE (Continued from page 2.) /IOMMERCE 4-1 on Tip Truck, firstclass condition; any trial. Price, etc., ring 26—586. TAODGE Sports Roadster, newly paintcd, excellent mechanical condition; 5 new oversized tires. Price, J!150. Motor Car Exchange. Uhl DA U-H AND Motor-cycles, in good mechanical order. Prices to suit al-‘ and very easy terms. Harley Davidson, Agents, Rodger and Hail Ltd., |i->7-15!) Wilt is Street lAODGE Tourer, repainted, engine in good condition; any trial; £lOO for quick sale. Jl3l, c/o "Dominion." IAODGE Sedan, 1925 production, excellent mechanical order, just freshly ducoed. Price .£260 Motor Car Exchange. /CHEVROLET Tourer, .1926 model, attractive 2-tone blue, well shod. Price £l5O. Motor Gar Exchange. X Motor-cycles—Gleaning new Electric Models at .£7O. Railed free. Order promptly from Turner and Co., Wanganui. CROSSLEY Tourer, 1926 niodcb 15.6 11. p., new condition, 4-wheei brakes, balloon tires; JI3UO. Motor Car Exchange. FOR SALE. Yy’ILLYS KNIGHT—SaIoon Model 66; < privately used. Only done 3600 miles. CHEAP FOR QUICK SALE. SMALL DEPOSIT. Apply: W.8., . Box 876. SOUND VALUE IN USED CARS. A FEW Typical Examples from our comprehensive range. AUSTIN 7 —Special "Gordon England” Sports Model, Fabric body, pneumatic upholstery, all weather equipment. Call and have a demonstration in this car. Price, .£l7O. ESSEX SIX TOURER—Recent Model, fitted numerous extras; Wire wheels, luggage carrier, wind deflectors; 4 new tires, good, spare. Just been repainted. You’ll like this car at e£l7s. FORD FORDOR SEDAN, in first-class mechanical condition. Full balloon tires-, nice appearance. Only run small mileage. Price, JU-15. MAGNUS MOTORS, LTD., Used Car Dept., 115-119 Vivian Street, Wellington. ’Phone 23—172. Open Friday Evening.

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