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Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 187, 4 May 1940, Page 5

OPERA HOUSE J. O. WILLIAMSON'S SUPREME ATRACTION, Commencing NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING FOR 21 BRIEF PERIOD. BRILLIANT FAREWELL SEASON. J. C. Williamson’s GLORIOUSLY SPECTACULAR EXTRAVAGANZA ON REAL ICE i W ®tM M W R W ™ PR rW IW Ftr y'WIFVPI®™ IWi ICE SHOW AND ICE BALLET The Stage of the Opera House will once again be converted into a HUGE, GLITTERING ICE RINK. /»n — ALL BRITISH ARTISTS — (j() Headed by those Popular Favourites, « f II i MEGAN TAYLOR MEGAN TAYLOR EDDIE MARCEL PHIL TAYLOR And Including The GORGEOUS SWITZERLAND ICE BALLET. Fifty Beautiful and Amazing Skating Sirens. Prime Skaterinas; Comedians, Singers, Dancers in Glacial Revels Ablaze with MUSIC, MIRTH AND SPLENDOUR. Applications for Preferential Bookings will be received at the D.I.C. until Noon on Monday, and the Ordinary Box Planswill be opened on Tuesday Morning Next at nine o’clock. Evening Prices: D.C. and R.S., 8/-; Stalls, 5/- and 4/-; Gallery, 2/C and 2/-. Matinee Prices: D.C. and R.S., 6/-; Unreserved Stalls, 4/-; Gallery, 2/-. Children Half-price. All prices plus tax. WELLINGTON WRESTLING ASSOCIATION j (Incorporated). TOWN HALL, MONDAY NEXT, MAY 6. See John Katan, the great Canadian wrestler, who beat Lofty Blomfield last week, in action again on Monday night—this time against Chief Little Wolf, with his famous match-winning Indian Death Lock. The rugged Canadian, with his wide array of holds, and the lively action and unexpected moves of Chief Little WoL, should provide plenty of excitement! . , The preliminaries will commence at 8 o clock and will include one of the semiprofessional bouts which are becoming increasingly popular. ~ JOHN KATAN v. CHIEF LITTLE WOLF (Seventeen stone and over (The colourful Red Indian—expert exsix feet, acclaimed by critics pouent of the Indian Death Lock.) as one of the five best wrestlers in the world.) Semi-Professional and Amateur Bouts at 8 p.m. BOOK AT E. W. HUMPHREY’S, MANNERS STREET. ■Prices: 5/-, 3/-. 2/-; Ladies, 2/6 (All Plus Tax). SPECIAL NOTE: Book your seats early. * SOCCER ' SOCCER ■ ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL g® « B SOCCER • SOCCER' s s g® BASIN RESERVE so® TODAY I TODAY ! 18® SOCCER SOCCER SOCCER . CHAMPIONSHIP FIXTURES: SOCCER SOCCER WATERSIDE v. MARIST SOCCER SOCCER SOCCER SOCCER ' NO. 2 GROUND. SOCCER SOCCER SWIFTS v. INSTITUTE SOCCER SOCCER soccer kick-off 2 .4 5 p.m. soccer SOCCER CURTAIN-RAISERS AT 1.15 P.M. SOCCER SOCCER SOCCER SOCCER Admission, including Stand, One Shilling. SOCCER SOCCER m t SOCCER SOCCER W. J. ARCUS, SOCCER SOCCER Seeretary WXA . SOCCER A BIG RUGBY DAY SPARKLING CHAMPIONSHIP FOOTBALL TODAY AT ATHLETIC PARK Fast, Open Play by Fit Teams—See Last Year’s Top Grade Winners— See Four of This Year’s Top Grade Teams. TWO SENIOR MATCHES AT THE PARKWELLINGTON v. MARIST BROTHERS OLD BOYS At 3 p.m. PRECEDED BY WELLINGTON COLL. OLD BOYS v. UNIVERSITY At 1.30 p.m. ADMISSION 1/-. GRANDSTAND 6d. EXTRA. A. E. NEILSON, Secretary W.R.F.U. STEAMER EXPRESS SERVICE SPECIAL TRIP TO LYTTELTON By (6152 Tons) (6152 Tons) > Leaving Wellington TOMORROW (SUNDAY) MORNING, MAY 5, AT 8.15 O’CLOCK. UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z., LTD. 36 Customhouse Quay. City Passenger Office: ST. GEORGE HOTEL BUILDING, BOULCOTT STREET. ]> A N D FANCY COSIUMES I 1 OK HIRE. Wellington Caledonian Pipe Band, at. M ADAME FOLEY AND CO., Room 4, Oriental Bay. First Floor, 86 Manners St., Wei- Wellington Artillery Band, at Botanical lington—Large assortment Ladies'. Chil- Gardens. dren s and Gents Fancy Costumes, Diu- Wellington Municipal Tramways Band, ner and Evening Suits. Tel. 41-960. at Central Park. TOMORROW (SUNDAY), at 3 p.m.