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AMUSEMENTS. V AMAZING! V ALL-TALKING! * PROGRAMME I j TO-NIGHT j FINAL SCREENING. SESSIONS: 5 AND 8. $ ROXY ROXY J ROXY ROXY D. S (QUEEN STREET). E PERFECT SPEAKING! 100% ALL-TALKING. 100% ALL-TALKING. HOBART BOSWORTH, As The Daring Wind Jammer Skipper, Supported by Johnny Mack Brown — Leila Hyams, Johnny Mack Brown — Leila Hyams, You HEAR and SEE everything that takes place during one of the Graatest Gales in % History. It will hold you Spellbound. * " HURRICANE." r " HURRICANE." " HURRICANE." " HURRICANE." " HURRICANE." In Addition! The Finest Array of All-Talking Short Featurettes yet Screened in this City. No. 2—:.::CKEY McGUIRE 2-reel Talking Comedy. All Acicd by Children. Ifs Marvellous ! It's a Riot I No. 3—LUDLOW'S BAND, Classic. No. 4—SCREEN SNAPSHOTS All-talking. No. S—LATEST TALKING NEWS. No. 6—LATEST TALKING REVIEW. BOX PLAN AT THEATRE. Phone Reserves, 41-341. ' 1 EMPRESS. 1 (N&WTON.) FINAL SCREENING 2 BIG TALKIES ON THE SAME BILL. - TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. No. 1-—The Air Kodeo of the Screen —Ben Lyon, Shirley Mason, in " THE FLYING MARINE." IT'S A BIG TALKING THRILLER. -No. 2—-A Pathe Talking Circus Story— Alan Hale, Renee Adoree, Fred Kohler and Clyde Cook, in "THE SPIELER." Box Plan at Theatre—Reserves 27-077. ""["MONDAY. | AT THE EMPRESS. 100% ALL-TALKIE THRILLER, HOBART BOSWORTH . " HURRICANE." | WEST END, | (PONSONBY ROAD.) ■ TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. 3 EXCELLENT O BIG FEATURES. ° No. I—DOUGLAS McLEAN In "SOFT CUSHIONS." No. S—FLORENCE VIDOR in "THE WORLD AT HER FEET." Nb. S—ADOLPHE MENJOU in "SERVICE FOR LADIES." „ ' 153,809 153,809 PEOPLE HAVE SEEN IT. PEOPLE HAVE SEEN IT. DON'T YOU MISS IT! DON'T YOU MISS IT! " GOLD DIGGERS " GOLD DIGGERS " GOLD DIGGERS " GOLD DIGGERS "GOLD DIGGERS "GOLD DIGGERS OF BROADWAY." OF BROADWAY." OF BROADWAY." OF BROADWAY." OF BROADWAY." OF BROADWAY." Now in its Seventh Week at the ST. JAMES' THEATRE. ST. JAMES' THEATRE. (Pro., John Fuller and Sons, Ltd.) "Where Sound Sounds Best." A WARNER BROS.' AND VITAPHONE PICTURE ENTIRELY IN COLOUR. THREE SESSIONS DAILY: 11 A.M., 2.15 P.M., 8 P.M. BE WISE AND BOOK. BOX PLANS AT ST. JAMES'. Prices: Reserves, D.C., 3/6; 0.5., 2/6 (Plus Tax). Unreserved G.C. 1/6 Seats on Sale at 7 p.m. f Our Next Attraction: "THE DESERT SONG." ] " THE DESERT SONG." "THE DESERT SONG." 3 Another Warner Bros.' Masterpiece. i A RCADIA. 1 Arcadia. FINAL SCREENING TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. "THE FOLLIES OF 1929." 3 "THE FOLLIES OF 1929." And Supporting Programme. 3 SHOWING ALL NEXT WEEK. The Greatest All Talking Drama Ever Made 1 " THE BLACK WATCH." I j PICTUREDROME. TO-NIGHT. The Melodramatic Thriller of the World's Mightiest Playground. "CONEY ISLAND," j With "LOIS WILSON. 2 Hours' Jazz to Follow. THE PIRATE SHIPPE. ON BEAUTIFUL MILFORD BEACH. & DANCING TO-NIGHT, 8 P.M. TO 12 P.M. J ' Admission, 3/. ENTRANCING MUSIC By Ye Versatile Pirates", the Brightest and Best Jazz Band in New Zealand. For Reservations Phone 23-414. n Late Vehicular Ferry and Transport B Arranged. Spend the Week-end at the Old Pirate B Shippe, THE HOLIDAY MAKER'S PARADISE. RESTAURANTS* fi" TEAROOMS. C7EGETARIAN Dinners, 1/6, served in V delightful surroundings'.—Queen St bl r'PP. His Majesty's). E-it for health. D 4 n