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Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 148, 18 March 1939, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER Pa. £.g e " < CRAWFORD The season's most brilliant cast J ' I ROBERT MELVYN startled two continents. YOUNG • DOUGLAS ■ irs DAR | NGL y different tßecommended by Censor for Adults.) ■ . \:..J Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre.'Phone 45-100. I

GRAND OPERA HOUSE FARE W ELL PE RFC RM ANCE TONIGHT at 8. GALA GIFT MATINEE TODAY—AT 2.15--TODAY. As a special attraetioi a number of Miss Lillian O’Leary’s talented pupils (including the “Laurel and Hardy” impersonators) will appear. Numerous presents. such as tennis rackets, cricket bats, books and dolls, will be given away. 3/., 2/-. 1/-. Children to Matinee 6d. and 1/-. GRAND FAREWELL PERFORMANCE TONIGHT—AT B—TONIGHT. An Entirely New Production: “THE LAUGHTER EXPRESS.” “THE LAUGHTER EXPRESS.’’ Laughs! Screams! Yells! Good-bye to GEORGE HURD Good-bye to (Successor to Ciuquivalll) Good-bye to STAN FOLEY. Good-bye to STELLA LAMOND. Good-bye to NELLIE KOLLE. Good-bye to SCOTTY and DOLLY. Good-bye to ELVY. Good-bye to SAN REMOS BROS. Good-bye to STELLA COLLIER. Good-bye to .TERRY KEOGH. Good-bye to MAX REDDY. Good-bye to GEO. CORELLI. Good-bye to BARRY ROSS. Good-bye to SNOWY TOWERS. Good-bye to GAIETIES BALLET. In the Merriest Revue of the Season. On the conclusion of the show, streamers will be thrown from the stage and from the audience, and an atmosphere of revelry will prevail, then “Auld Liing Syne”' in community, and “Good-bye ■Wellington Town.” 4/-, 3/-, 2/-, 1/6, 1/-. Reserves at D.I.C. till Noon, then at Grand Opera House. Day Sales Theatre Sweets Shop.