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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 85, 4 January 1935, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. YESTERDAY’S AUDIENCES THRILLED!! AT F,RST NZ * screening \S I 11 S iBL I m 1 I °f 11 [Ka ffl 11 Bn\ )j fl |§S Paramount’s Cinema Version of fli Frii inft.,l.l. m ■ Pfr {foe Stage Show that Panicked TMCAT-We.OP DISTINCTION Broadway. SESSIONS: 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. (Shoppers’ Session 5 p.m. To-day). GLORIOUS COCK-EYED COMEDY. 4 ”»)WrTI • aKci HSSnnEasSBSS’ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A' fiancee in his hair, the Dean’s daughter in his heart, and a chorus girl on his hands! If he can only keep them from finding out about each other and the Dean from finding out about all three! HEAR BING SING “LOVE IN BLOOM," "STRAIGHT FROM THE SHOULDER,’’ etc. Together with these “Super” Featurettes: “Paramount News”— "Sporting”—“Specialty”—Fred Webber, Stage Band, Ballet— Wedding of Duke and Duchess of Kent. Plans at D.I.C. or Theatre (45-100). “THE WENTWORTH” (Majestic Theatre Buildings). TO-NIGHT (9—12). 1/6 1/6 1/6 TO-NIGHT (0—12). TO-NIGHT (9—12). 1/6 1/6 1/6 TO-NIGHT (9—12). HI FRED WEBBER AND HB RHYTHM RASCALS |||| BALLROOM DEMONSTRATION BY THE WELLINGTON " CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS: ; MISS QUEENIE PENNINGTON and MR. JIM JAMES. (By courtesy of the Margaret O’Connor Studio.) 9—12. 1/6 1/6 1/6 9—12. 9—12. 1/6 1/6 1/6 9—12. Reserves (45-709). No extra. SHE’S THRILLING THE WORLD! With her utter frankness in her portrayal of the modern girl! ~ WHAT YOU’VE BEEN .WAITING * for: ■nzi) Something “Different”—“Refreshing”— “A break from the usual run of entertainment!” TO-DAY AT 2.15, 8 p.m. THE CINEMA’S NEWEST STAR ■SIH JEAN Hr j| MUIR With ■ GEORGE Kr; • /, • brent Verree Teasdale In a story that’s audiences everywhere. “DESIRABLE” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) PLANS AT D.I.C, OR THEATRE (54-775) AFTER 5 P.M. TO-DAY—2.IS and 8.0. fife to r_: »nsn' nfW| BtWlfijnaßPPll Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s Super Attraction. y & new roraant ’ c te am to electrify the moviei goers of the world in the most widely-discussed story of the Twentieth Century. (Cool and Spacious.) Constance BENNETT Herbert MARSHALL In Michael Arlen’s Soul-Gripping Novel, “The Green Hat,” adapted, to the screen as “OUTCAST LADY” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) More than entertainment ... it is romantic adventure . . . against a seething background of conflict. With ELIZABETH ALLAN, HENRY STEPHENSON, HUGH WILLIAMS, MRS PATRICK CAMPBELL Exclusive to this Theatre: The first authentic “talkie” of the Royal Wedding. H.R.H. Duke of Kent and Princess Marina of Greece Depicting every item of interest—The Frocession, the Arrival of Guests, the Services at the Abbey, etc. BRILLIANT M.-G.-M. FEATURETTES. :: IRIS MASON AT THE WURLITZER : : BOX PLANS AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE. TELEPHONE 53-080. Now Showing Daily at 2.15 and 8 p.m. ' U " Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer I Outstanding Two-Star Bill. IW iI till I RESERVES AT D.I.C. OR \l THEATRE (Tel. 52-212). STALLS 1/- and 1/6; D.C. 1/6/ 8(No booking fee.) ■ No. I.—A GIRL CAN MAKE OR BREAK YOU!—An All Star Cast in a Pulsating Drama of a Big City—its Romance! its Drama! its Thrills! IfTRAIGHT If THE WAY U- FRRIKHOT TODE-mfiY ROBSOn il . No. 2.—Bright Lights—Lilting Music! Dazzling Girls—Sparkling Champagne! It’s Gay! It’s Grand! r"'-'' It's Different! "DADIS ecommen< ' ctl by tlle Censor for Adults.) ... ~ With Madge Evans - Robt. Young BHhHBMBI Otto Kruger - Una Merkel