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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 130, 1 March 1928, Page 3

AM USEMENTS. FAREWELL TO KWONG SING WARS! MIGHTY ORIENTAL WONDERWORKERS. LAST TWO SESSIONS TO-DAY. BEAUTIFUL Direction Williamson Fil ns (N.Z.). Ltd. Chinese Matinee To-day at 2.15 This Evening at 8 sharp. Also, ADOLPHE MENJOU Paramount’s Popular Artist, in “A GENTLEMAN OF PARIS” His Brightest and Breeziest Cuiuedy--1) ru ma. (Recommended by the Oiisor as suitable for Ad ills imlv.) BIG BOOKING FOR L\ST NIGHT. .RESERVES \T THEATRE t’Phone 11—111 CAN I > BR.ISTO f,. TO-MORROW! Proclaimed by the Critics of the World as the Mightiest Appeal for Peace it has been the Privilege of the Screen to Convey “THE WOMAN OF KNOCKALOE” Sir Hall Caine's Universally-read Masterpiece, in its film form, “BARBED WIRE” A Paramount Greater Movie Season Special, with CLIVE BROOK POLA NEGRI EINAR HANSEN CLYDE COOK (Australia's Own Comedian.) The War from the human angle.—The Glorious Romance of a Patriotic French Girl, who falls in love with an enemy of her country. A SUPREME DRAMA ENACTED FAR FROM THE THUNDER OF THU GI NS. BUT LOSING NOTHING IN ACTIONS! THRILLS! LOVE! ROMANCE! Alsts Continuing the Run of Super J. C. AVilliamson Celebrity Vaudeville, OWEN McGIVENEY Distinguished Great Change Artist, in his amazing lightning sketch. "BILL SIKES.” Five distinct roles —Sikes — Monks—The Artful Dodger— Fagin—and Nancy—all played by McGiveney with a minimum of delay. BOOK EARLY At ’I'IIBATHE ('PHONE tl-lil), OR BRISTOL. E~ XCURSU>N~i'raiu io Auckland. Spend the week-end in the Queen City.