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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 93, 14 January 1935, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. DEFINITELY Will Rogers’s Greatest Picture ! Supports include: IN AUSTRALIA JSWJMMIiR "WU 15 I’,ans 1 ’ ,ans at D - I,c ’ A?DE? and Tllealre ’ JlßHßtf Phone 51-595. Direction - - AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD. A GREAT COMEDY WITH A GREAT COMEDIAN. WILL “Judge ROGERS ,n Priest” Better than “State Fair.” Happier than “David Harum.” Funnier than “Handy Andy. CJ-DipriT A T !—AT MATINEES ONLY—in conjunction with SPECIAL! “JUDGE PRIEST” THE MOST POPULAR OF ALL WESTERN STARS—GEORGE O’BRIEN In Zane Grey’s “DUDE RANGER” Bring the Children to the Matinees and give them a real entertainment thrill. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)

GRAND OPERA HOUSE Commencing at the MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY At 2.15, and Evening at 8. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Take pleasure and pride in announcing the advent of FRANK NEIL’S Gigantic New Variety Revue “NEW FACES” “NEW FACES” Introducing for the first time in New Zealand the absolute Pick of the World’s FAMOUS 25 International Variety Stars Including— NICE, FLORIO AND LUBOW, Sensational American Dancing Stars, from the Palace Theatre, New York. JOEY PORTER, England’s Youngest Funster — full of pep. and personality, from the Palladium, London. HOPE AND RAY, Wagsters and Gagsters, from the Casino de Paris. ALEX. HALLS, Continental Humorist, from the Wintergarden, Berlin. LES DIAMONDOS, Bewildering Sensational Adagio Experts, from the Follies Bergeres, Paris. TUB THREE AMBASSADORS, Merry Madcaps of Modern Melody, from the Alhambra, London. McDonald and graham, Dancing Stars de Luxe, from Ziegfeld Follies, New York. GRACE HARTINGTON, Charming Young Soprano, from Daly’s Theatre, London. A Show full of Laughter, Thrills and Lovely Girls. Never before in theatrical history has so much international Lalent been gathered together for your entertainment. Box Plan Opens Next Wednesday at D.I.C. Night Prices: Reserved, 5/; Unreserved 4/-, 3/-; Early Door Gallery, 1/6; Late Doors, 1/-. Matinee Prices: 3/., 2/-., and 1/-. Children Half-price. All prices plus tax. POULTRY. DOGS. CATS. ETC. 0K SALE, 1 good Sheep and Cattle Dog; trial given. J. Davies, Ohan. dAa W.L. Pullets for immediate sale, cw W 3, 4 un( j 5 months; excellent condition ; moderate prices. M. A. Sanders. Upper Hutt. pLOSING-DOWN POULTRY SALE. Stud Stock, Equipment, etc. Write for circular, McDouell’s “Highway,” P.F., Levin. POCKERELS and Drakes, 8.0., W.I-, V, W.R., K.C., from 10/6; best strain procurable. Purchase early; get the best. Wesley College. Paerata. PLANTS, TREES & GARDEN. pHESHUNT Compound, the soil fungicide that combats Aster-wilt disease. 2/- posted. T. Waugh and Son. Wgton.. C.l. "XIYMOL,” the new improved non- ’ poisonouH insecticide; size to make 16 gallons, 2/6 posted T. Waugb and Son, Wgton., C.l. piANT Tested Exhibition Pansies. wonderful colours, 2/- per doz. cash posted. Hay’s Nurseries, Auckland. i ife — “PLEAM Hybrids” Nasturtium Plants, flowering, about 12 colours, strong plants, 2/6 doz. posted. Te Arc Seed Co,, Wgtn. ____ “QCARLET Gleam” Nasturtium Plants, double flowering, tine for massing, 2/6 doz. posted. Te Aro Seed Co., Wgtn. FARM IMPLEMENTS FOR SALE. ILTeCORMICK Reaper and Binder, also Deering- Binder, in good order. Reid Gray Agency, Palm. Nth. 'I7OR SALE, Spring Dray, 3-ineh tires, good wheels; £lO. L. C. Purton. Fitzhcrbert Ave., Palm. Nth. WOll SALE, Grass Seed Stripper, good 4- order. J. C. Ewington. Masterton Telephones 1017,1132. WANTED TO SELL. “XIUGGET” BOOT POLISH is sold in Dark Brown, Tan, Black and other shades. T>IG BARGAINS FOR ALL. “WHERE YOU SAVE POUNDS. Lovely Chesterfield Suites. Oak Din ing-room Suites, Oak Bedroom Suites; Pianos, £5. £7, £l5; Singer Drophead Machines. Carpets. Linoleums. (Everything as New. Going Cheap.) RAMSEY WILSON AUCTION MAR’I 98 Manners Street. Wellington. JgSSENTIAL to “SHOE PRIDE”— 1 “NUGGET SHOE POLISH.”