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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 124, 23 February 1928, Page 3

.AMUSEMENTS, A PROGRAMME THAT IS PLEASING EVERYBODY. FULLERS’ HIS MAJESTY'S The Theatre of Distinction. Direction, Johu Fuller and Sons, Ltd. 8 pm. TO-NIGHT. 8 p.in. Still Drawing Crowds. JOE BRENNAN JOE BRENNAN and CYRIL NUKTHCOTE’S REVUE COY. Present their SECOND LAUGHING-TIME REVUE, "KEEP SMILING” "KEEP SMILING” (Easily dona when you see this Programme). You won’t "keep smiling,” but you'll laugh outright At ••JOE'S WEDDING." "THR WOAIAN OVER THE ROAD." “ALL ABOARD."' "THE HUGGINS’S GIVE A MUSICAL EVENING." Specialty Dances Brilliant and Novel Musical Numbers, Specially Selected Vocal items, and Daintily-arranged Ensembles by the CABARET KITTENS And a big “BALLOON LAND" FINALE. FULLERS’ POPULAR PRICES: Box Plan at the Bristol. After 5 p.m. at Burnett's Confectionery Store, next Theatre. For Reservations after 7 p.m. Phone Theatre (28 —175). THEATRE TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF "THE LONE EAGLE”! LAST PRESENTATION. TO-NIGHT 8. TO-NIGHT Universal’s gripping Epic of the BRITISH AIR FORCE during the World War—a production that meets the clamorous demand for super air thrills created by the neryo and daring of Sir John Allcock, Sir Alan Cobham, Lindbergh, Sir Ross and Sir Keith Smith, and OUR OWN INTREPID AIRMEN, LIEUTENANT MONCRIEFF AND CAPTAIN HOOD! “THE LONE EAGLE” WITH RAYMOND KEANE BARBARA KENT Additional: KING’S SELECT ORCHESTRA. (A. H. Jerome, Mus Dir.) BOX PLAN at Bristol until 5 p.m. then at Theatre from 6 p.m., or Ring Phone 22 —212 for reservations, w NOW! entirely Keconstruct- GRAND GALA ed and RE-OPENING Redecorated. THURSDAY, Lavishly MARCH 1. Furnished. First Appearance of Indirect Lighting. 28-294 ROWING REGATTA. “ T?OR the love of Mike attend the WeiJ- lington Rowing Regatta Next Saturday; 179 Oarsmen competing, including Olympic nominees. 1868 — GREY DISTRICT — 1928 DIAMOND TUBILEE CELEBRATIONS To be held at GREYMOU’LH, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 25— SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1928. Saturday, February 25—Grey Trotting Club’s Jubilee Meeting at Victoria Park. Monday, February 27—Inangahua Trotting Club’s Jubilee Meeting at -Victoria Park, Grand Jubilee Race Ball. Tuesday, February 28 (Jubilee Day) — Visit of N.Z. Division of H.M. Fleet. Grand Procession. Eight Bands. Civic Reception to Visitors, Official Luncheon, etc., etc. Wednesday, February 29—-Children s Day: 6000 Children to be Entertained. Visit to Fleet, Soccer Match H.M.S. Dunedin v. West Coast. Pioneers’ Dinner. Thursday, March 1-—Regatta Day: Ships’ Gig Challenge Races, Speed Boat Races, Grand Naval and Military Jubilee Ball. Friday, March 2—Opening Day N.Z. Cycle Championships: £455 in prizemoney. Grand Empire Concert. Children’s Poster Ball. Saturday, March 3—N.Z. Cycle Championships conclude Grand Carnival. Conclusion. For Railway Concession Tickets apply C. IT. Rose, Secretary; or E. 1. lord. Organiser, Greymouth. FOR THE LOVE OF MIKE. ATTEND tho Wellington Rowing Regatta, Saturday next; 179 visiting Oarsmen competing, including Olympic Nominees. ATHLETIC SPORTS. LAWN TENNIS. ANTHONY WILDING MEMORIAL SHIELD MATCH. WELLINGTON v. CANTERBURY. (Holders) (Challengers) FEBRUARY 23 AND 21, 1928. Play commences at 1.45 p.m. each day. J NTERPRO VINCI AI, M ATCH. WELLINGTON v. CANTERBURY. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1928. Play commences at 9.45 a.m. MIRAMAR GROUNDS. Admission, 2s. | HAROLD fg? LLOYD ROWING REGATTA. IJOR the love of Mike attend the Wid- * lington Rowing Regalia Next Saturday; 179 Oarsmen competing, including Olympic nominees. 1