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AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT, AT S O'CLOCK. THE SHOW OF SHOW WEEK SHOWS. "THE MEL "THE MEL cjpecial tdolice to Special - 1 - olice to At ( THE RENOWNED ROXY ROXY I QUEEN Direction WHICH DO YOU PREFER—THE JAZZ? "THE MEL "THE MEL "THE MEL "THE MEL (First N.Z. A TALKIE RHAPSODY WITH Starring WILLIAM COLLIER, - — CRYSTAL PALACE — (MT. EDEN ROAD). Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-NIGHT, AT S O'CLOCK. FINAL SCREENING—Your final opportunity of seeing in this district Cecil B. De Mille's Dramatic Talkie Thriller, " DYNAMITE." " DYNAMITE." " DYNAMITE." In 14 Huge Reels, played by a tremendous cast, headed by CONRAD NAGEL, KAY JOHNSON. Recommended by the Censor as suitable adult audiences. 4—SPECIAL TALKIE FEATURETTES—4 Reserves, Phone 20-573. — WEST END — (PONSONBY ROAD). Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. FINAL SCREENING—Your last opportunity in this district of seeing this Recordbreaking, Much-discussed, Gripping Drama. " HER UNBORN CHILD." " HER UNBORN CHILD." THE STORY OF A MOTHER'S HEARTBREAK. GRIPPING, COMPELLING, UNFORGETTABLE, HUMAN. YOU'LL LAUGH, YOU'LL CRY, YOU'LL LOVE IT. A superbly acted story of a boy and girl In love—forgetting everything else. EVERY MOTHER, EVERY LOVER SHOULD SEE IT. Recommended by the Censor as being Suitable for Adult Audiences. — ALEXANDRA — (GREEN LANE). Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-NIGHT, AT S O'CLOCK. FINAL SCREENING. A Herbert Brenon Production. Greater than "All Quiet on the Western Front" or "Journey's End." "THE CASE OF SERGEANT "THE CASE OF SERGEANT GRISCHA." GRISCHA." In 12 Huge Reels. Featuring Betty Compson, Alec. B. Francis. Recommended by the Censor as being suitable adult audiences. DOUBLE FEATURE!! RIALTO. "^> TO-NIGHT, AT S. TWO WONDERFUL FEATURES As Distant in Contrast as the Poles! *"THE NIGHT PARADE." "THE NIGHT PARADE." " THE NIGHT PARADE." "THE NIGHT PARADE." Aileen Pringle, Ann 'Pennington, Dorothy Gulliver, and Hugh Trevor in a Fast-moving Panorama of Life along the Great White Way. Surprises and Thrills! *°' "SOUTH SEA ROSE." "SOUTH SEA ROSE." "SOUTH SEA ROSE." " SOUTH SEA ROSE." Lenore Ulrich and a Host of Stars in a pulsating Romance of the Tropics, reeking ■with the tang of the open. Alluring and Beautiful. Also, SPECIAL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. USUAL PRICES: D.C., 2/: STALLS, 1/; RESERVES 6d EXTRA. RING PHONE 46-609. Attendant in charge of Parking in Broadway and Rear of Theatre. TE PAPAPA — TALKIES. TO-NIGHT. —, TO-NIGHT. A SPECIAL PROGRAMME. *THE SHOP-WORN ANGEL," WITH TALKING SUPPORTS. Also THE FIRST EPISODE OF THE "HAUNTED ISLAND." 1/ AND 1/6. ONEHUNGA CITIZENS' BAND WILL GIVE A SPECIAL .SELECTION. COME DEARLY, AS' THE SEATING ACCOMOMDATION IS LIMITED. 12 N. BOUZAID. PICTUREDROME -- MILFORD. TO-NIGHT, AT S. The Wonderful British Talkie Special, "BLACKMAIL." "BLACKMAIL.", COMMUNITY SINGING, RELAYED BY IYA. ] TOWN HALL, WEDNESDAY NEXT, 12.30—1.30. LEADER: ' JASPER CALDER. JASPER CALDER. JASPER CALDER. JASPER CALDER. SOLOIST: MISS IRENE FROST. GRAMOPHONE RECITAL, 12 Noon to 12.30, By Courtesy LEWIS EADY, LTD. ADMISSION FREE. SONG BOOKS GD. COLLECTION FOR CHARITIES. W r . WOODHEAD, Hon. Secretary. * 12 DIXIELAND " BY THE SEA." NEW ZEALAND'S MOST LUXURIOUS CABARET. . TO-NIGHT Dancing 5.30 p.m. to Midnight. Admission 5/. Phone 20-015 for Reservations. • •- l LAWN TENNIS. : A BRUCE, Lawn Tennis and Badminton ] i**« Racquet Rostringcr. 01, Albert Street. 1 Patronised by Tllden, World's Champion.