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

AMUSEMENTS. DE LUXE jfL DE LUXE COMMENCING COMMENCING TO-MORROW TO-MORROW Z" : • AT 8 p.m- f' ■ t $4 * AT 8 >’ ,ra ’ , ■” '■ w The most popular ‘ -? ; Comedian it) the , He was the Ki(] Motion Pictures. Brother, and the s untii he brought a UO VnIX. UIC dari " S ” and ° f crooks to Earth. “Variety.” the lead- Sfc Z ing motion picture z > S magazine, in sum- 'XslfeKr' A'- -fia tiling up Hie popu- IkE® I ... , , larity of tbe stars v ' & Lloyd Laughterfor 1927. says W■’ . .> „ "Harold Lloyd is N- ; fuM still the leader of all stars of ail thrills. Companies.” —IN—“THE KID BROTHER” (A PARAMOUNT GREATER MOVIE SEASON ATTRACTION). PATRON'S INSURED AGAINST INJURY FROM LAUGHING. Patrons covered to the extent of £lOO6 against, injury from laughing at this picture. See the genuine policy on view at Chas. Begg and Co., Manners St. Mr. Emanuel Aarons, at the Mighty Wurlitzer, will play THREE FAVOURITE MELODIESORCHESTRA DE LUNE will feature: —Overture, Pique Dame (Suppe); En’tracte, Hungarian Dance No. Al (Brahms). Box Plan at Bristol, Aitken’s Book Arcade, and Theatre, ’Phone 23 —080.

AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT TO BE T'OLLOAVED BY A Week of Carnival and Gaiety AT ■S’a Best NOW! Appointed GALA NIGHT , , . TO-MORROW Cabaret (FRIDAY), Oie dancing „ UNTIL 2 A.M. Southern MUSIC BY Hemisphere. EXHIBITION OF THE YALE BLUES EACH NIGHT. PRESENTED BY MISS PHYLLIS BATES. SPECIAL NOTE: Owing to the big crowds expected during the opening week motorists are requested to adhere strictly to Parking Regulations and keep the Cabaret Entrance CLEAR. Our Commissionaire is at your service. Caves. Re--Lt turn rail fare half rates. Motor and guide fees also reduced.