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AMUSEMENTS. "I : LAST THREE DAYS OF HALSKELLY AND NANCY CARROLL ■ IN ; .-■.':'■> THE DANCE OF LIFE. THE DANCE OF LIFE. . THE DANCE OF LIFE. . THE DANCE OF LIFE. PARAMOUNT'S BIG PICTURE, BRILLIANT WITH LIFE AND LOVE! .GORGEOUS WITH TECHNICOLOUR! AND GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS! AT THE RECENT. THE REGENT. Direction: J. C. Williamson Films. Managing Directors: Beaumont Smith and F. W. Thring. ' 3 SESSIONS DAILY, .10.45 a.m., 2 p.m., and 8 .p.m. COMMENCING NEXT SATURDAY. TWO BIG FEATURES. KIDNAPPERS! THE slimy hands of the underworld threatened a kiddie's life! The inside story of the greatest kidnapping case in the history of crime! See what happens when you defy the underworld! SEE AND HEAR RUTH CHATTERTON IN "THE DUMMY" "THE DUMMY" "THE DUMMY" "THE DUMMY" (A Paramount All-Xalkie). Now ! The Screen's Most Exotic Star in her most daring role —a woman who lived her love-life like a man would! GRETA GARBO IN " THE SINGLE STANDARD." "THE SINGLE STANDARD." Critics consider "The Single Standard" one of the Four Best Pictures of the Year I (A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Silent Feature.) Special Announcement. WHITFORD WAUGH'S Orchestra will play Special Items ! during the screening of "The Single Standard." BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT THEATRE (PHONE 46-888) and at LEWIS EADY, LTD. CAPITOL. , DOMINION ROAD. rpO-NIGHT mO-NIGHT. ALL-TALKING MOVIETONE DRAMA, "PLEASURE CRAZED," 11 PLEASURE CRAZED," "PLEASURE CRAZED," With KENNETH MACKENNA and DOROTHY BURGESS SUPPORTING FEATURETTES: I—"THE BATH BETWEEN," Two-part All Talking Comedy. 2—BEATRICE LILLE, Musical Items. 3 —"EARLY MOURNING," Humorous Dia logue, by GERTRUDE LAWRENCE. 4—FOX MOVIETONE NEWS. — EMPIRE. DOMINION ROAD. BIG SPECIAL SILENT PROGRAMME. "THE TIP OFF," " THE TIP OFF," Universal's Powerful Melodrama, ' Recommended more especially for Adult Audiences. Supporting Feature: "CHINA BOUND/' "CHINA BOUND," With KARL DANE and GEO. K. ARTHUR The Outstanding Comedy of the Year. WHIPPET RACING. WHIPPET RACES. WHIPPET RACES. BLANDFORD PARK BLANDFORD PARK (GRAFTON ROAD). SATURDAY NEXT, at 2.15 p.m SATURDAY NEXT, at 2.15 p.m SEE N.Z.'s FASTEST DOGS IN ACTION. 200 YDS IN 12 SECONDS (40 miles per hr.) AUCKLAND WHIPPET RACING CLUB. 11 FUNERAL NOTICES. TTIBERNIAN A.C.B. SOCIETY Wm J:L THE FUNERAL CORTEGE W&l OF THE LATE RIGHT REV. W DR. H. W. CLEARY. Members of all branches will assemble, Ir reealia, near the Power House, Lower.Hob son Street, at 11.20 a.m.. on THURSDAY to participate in the funeral procession as far as Grafton Bridge. See Churcl advertisement. The funeral will leave St Patrick's Cathedral about 11.45 a.m. All Members who can attend are requestec" xll d ° So ' W. KANE, District Sec. SACRED HEART COLLEGE OLD BOYS' ASSOCIATION. The Brother Director and Executive wish '.11 Old Boys to attend the Funeral of the late Right Rev. Dr. Geary TO-MORROW (Thursday). Old' Boys will assemble at the corner of Hobson Street and Swanson Street not later than 11.35 a.m., and march in a body n the procession as far as the Town Hall. MAURICE M. FLYNN, President. T. LANIGAN, Secretary. 11 DRESS AND FASHION. MRS. PROMBIE, Feather Boa Specialist still at 22, City Chambers, Queen St Renovations a specialty. WF£