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AMUSEMENTS. TO-DAY, 11, 2.15, 8. THRILLS , , SURPRISES, NOVELTY, COMEDY AND DRAMA MAKE THIS TALE'RICH ENTERTAINMENT. MAJESTIC, United Artists MAJESTIC, ■ , , piesent Fuller-Hayward A Great Actress, Theatre. \\ Greater Than ', • \ Ever. NORMA TALMADGE, NORMA TALMADGE, NORMA TALMADGE, WITH GILBERT ROLAND. In .' ■ ' V NEW YORK ..'. NEW YORK NIGHTS. NIGHTS. . . . the flare of passions lulled to „ „, sleep by. sweet Box Plans music > : , grip . -At j ■ • ping romance . Majestic. the comedy ! and , . . • drama of Broadway : '■.* •;•* and the sinister whisper of the PiinriA oirt underworld . .all Phone 40-10. this is part of "New York Nights." Also, .: A High-class Programme of Talking and Singing Shorts. f j . TUDOR .'■' ' '■' : -. REMUERA. (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre.) TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. -WARNER BAXTER in "SUCH 3IEN ARE DANGEROUS.". "SUCH MJSN- ARE DANGEROUS." - .Selected Talkie Featurettes. ■piiINCE EDWARD—Karangahape Road. •*■ • , TO-NIGHT, AT 7.45. "HIT THE DECK." : "HIT THE DECK." ~♦ "HIT. THE DECK." Full Supporting Talkie Programme. TTJLCTORIA — DEVONPORT. T TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'clock. William Powell in "STREET OF CHAXCfi." William Powell in "STREET OF CHANCE." Full Supporting Talkie Programme. BRITANNIA —— THREE LAMPS. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 ,O'CLOCK. . I "HIT THE DECK." "HIT THE DECK." Full Supporting Talkie Programme. GREY LYNN ClNEMA—Surrey Crescent. , TO-NIGHT,' AT S O'CLOCK. . Sophie Tucker in "HONKY TONK." "HONKY TONK." ■ Full Supporting Talkie Bill. .ARCADIA. — Showing TO-NIGHT, also FRI and SAT. The Hilarious All-Talking Comedy, "SAILOR'S HOLIDAY," With ALAN HALE and SALLY ELIERS. Also Screening, . ' Six Selected Talking, Singing and Sound ..-■•■■ Supporting Features. rnHE CINEMA — Sandringhain, + , TO-NIGHT, 8 P.M. "JEALOUSY," "JEALOUSY," .A Tremendously Powerful Drama of - -'. Married Love. . Talking Supports. ROLLER SKATING. ; SKATING RINK , ;WTLL OPEN IN PONSONBY ;i)RILL HALL, DUDLEY STREET,.THREE LAMPS, SATURDAY ". EVENING, SEPTEMBER 20. , Full particulars hi Saturday's "Star."

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