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Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 143, 13 March 1939, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. An Incomparable .__==========__ Programme I . ? - - - Freddie . ' BARTHOLOMEW * • \ _ JUDY GARLAND - \* MARY ASTOR \ j MAJESTIC NEWS SERVICE. walks FIDGCON gj<FCR| I "HOW TO SUBLET," \ | Robert Benchley Comedy. "ANCIENT EGYPT," j r ... * Coloured Fitzpatrick. (Approved for Universal Exh.bition.) uZ J u/L I i AT the theatre The Why and Wherefore or - majestic "The Wrong Way Out," 2 P.M. — DAILY — 8 P.M. CRIME DOES NOT PAY. Advance Plans at D.I.C. & Theatre. Phone 43-100.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE r ; |X TONIGHT — AT 8 — TONIGHT ) MATINEE WEDNESDAY. V/ featuring l\ GEORGE HURD |\\lW (The Indescribable) bl I /'"'//A STANLEY McKAY'S NEW GAIETIES M MPI In the Entirely New Production "LET'S GO HUNTING" With its beautifully Costumed and Staged First Part finale ||||||||||| "TALLY.-HO!" STAN FOLEY ALEC McKINNON l\| versatile Australian Comedian Scottish Dancing £f’. r P edian I \ I SCOTTY AND DOLLY STELLA LAMOND 1 I I Premier Dancing Duo Brilliant Girl 5 1 SAN RENO'S BROS. NELLIE KOLLEE I \ I Matchless Hand Balancers Male Impersonator I \ I BARRY ROSS. ASSAM, PEKOE, SOUCHON, CONGO. \ I 1 SNOWY TOWERS, STELLA COLLIER, MAX REDDY, JERRY KEOGH \ \ I PRICES: 4/-, 3/-, 2/- (plus tax); Gallery, Early Doors, 1/6. 1 I I After 7.30, 1/-. \ \ | Children Half Price. Day Sales at Theatre. 1 \ I Reserve at D.I.C. ( H Saturday', Vast Addience acclaimed "Let's Go Hunting" as I U one of the most delightful Revusical Productions ever staged H . at the Grand Opera House. LAST NIGHTS ! LAST NIGHTS !