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AMUSEMENTS. ~ HvfLVJESTIC; ■ -IW-AJKSTIC. SESSIONS : 11, 2.15, $|f ?■! || -atajestic. m: JM-ajestic. " mm m Majestic. AN HILARIOUS Majestic. ' 11' Majestic. THRILLQDRAIWM §8 Majestic. Majestic. Stalwart champion of thrilling. fc'f Majestic, drama, lie hands another hilar); 11' Majestic, om role in this breezy g» Majestic, bursting with comedy, shot wltt HI Majestic, drama, and built on the' Bijr ill Majestic, tradition of romance that swinaL • m Majestic. both flats! '-.-Wtl ■ Sfstic. RICHARD ■-1 I Majestic. RICHARD Ma.j6Sut" —- TTT* Was Majestic. DIX S Majestic. DTT Majestic. H Majestic. £)XX Majestic. ;% ■ Majestic. In xL: >|| £]££ " SHOOTING 1 I «&£ "SHOOTING #| jni-tjc. STRAIGHT." . B S3& STEAIGHT." Si ■ Majestic. ~.;'js§ |§f Majestic. NOT A WESTERN'. fijl Majestic. A Thriller that leaves you guess- !f?| Majestic, ini? to the last foot of film—mar I® Majestic, then leaves you gasping. Packed: ' V>, Majestic, -srith the vivid colour of tfe fet Majestic, gambling dens that still attecfc - §9 Majestic, themselves to the boon towns: of! . '}$& Majestic, the West: and the racketeers wli<r KB Majestic, have left the big cities for ttte: >,;i| Majestic. easy pickings on the plains Majestic! PLANS AT THEATRE. "• If Majestic. Phone 43-210. •jITAJESTIC. •••'Mm A.TKSTIO. |f ilf Majestic. „ 11 AJESTIC. || j|| STRAND ■ (A Fuiler-Hayward Theatre). ■ V4j ; SESSIONS: 11. 2.15. S: ' ,1 11 Fascinating Humour, Superbly Acted. Gorgeously entertaining ... is this sly peep into London's innermost, social ; ; circles. f RUTH CHATTERTON RUTH CHATTERTON "THE 1 3 LADY OF * ■&M LADY OF * |'| SCANDAL." SCANDAL." f ■ .• ; f|| with • ' vi BASIL RATHBONE, I RALPH FORBES.. ;i| I British Wit —British: Cast ■ ipf — British Author, Frederick ; j#® LonSdale, aUthOr Of. "On Approval- ; ; (A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pro;) Entertainment. "Extras." AN ALL-BARKIE COMEDY, < •" THE DOGWAY MELODY," || " THE DOGWAY MELODY," H An amazing Company, of Dogs, and they talk. M M.G.M. News. Flip the' Frog, s Cartoon, Travelogue. s= sjil ————- |M 1 PLANS AT THEATRE. 1 1 Phone 43-114. ' ... M§| TUDOR REMPESA. |II (A Fuiler-Hayward Theatre.) §.'} TO-NIGHT, AT S O'CLOCK. -4 I® THE DUNCAN' SISTERS TEE DUNCAN SISTERS £p . In • p * "BPS- A GREAT' ETFEL" SRt " IT'S A: GREAT T.rgnr" "IT'S A GREAT QBE." Selected Talkie Fearursttes. If PRINCE EDWARD — Karengahai;.# jfc Road. fe DAILY, AT 2: EJiL and;: 7.30. MONSTER DOUBLE TALgEB BILL.:> II GEORGE A-RLISS §f GEORGE ARLISS " , r f B — "THE GRHEif GODDESS" • M "TEE GREEN GODDESS" A §f ' And •" #• "A BOiRDER ROMANCE." "A BORDER ROMANCE," . f| 1 With: an All-Star Cast. 11 VICTORIA DEVONPORT. . 8

TO-NIGHT AT S OKTLOCKI Hoot-Gibs-on "TRAILING TROUBLE." Hoot-Gibson in "TRAILING TROUBLE." Hoot Gibson '"TRAILING- TROUBLE." Hoot Gibson "TRAILING TROUBLE." Hoot Gibson, p "TRAILING TROUBLE." Specially Selected Talkie Shorts. BRITANNIA three lames. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. ■Warner Oland, O. P. Heggie, Neil Hamilton. and Jean Arthur in "THE RETURN Off DR. FU MANCHU" "THE RETURN" Off DR. FU MANCHU" (Adult Recommendation) And an All-Star- Cast in "THE MIDNIGHT MYSTERY." "THIS MIDNIGHT MYSTERY."' GREY LYNN CINEMA — Surrey Crescent. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. CLiVE BROOK and EVELYN BRENT in CLIVE BROOK and EVELYN BRENT in "SLIGHTLY SCARLET" "SLIGHTLY SCARLET" "SLIGHTLY SCARLET" (Adult Recommendation). Frill Supporting. Talkie Programme. ' HAYWARD. mO-WN" TTALL, A VONDALE. J-own -Call. -^-vondale. For Reserves. Phone 47-763. TO-NIGHT. AT 8. MAURICE CHEVALIER In "THE LOVE PARADE/' The Idol of Paris, in his Greatest Production. CARNIVAL JAZZ 10.30 to 12 p.m. 3 | — KINGSLAND TALKIES. — NEW THEATRE ROYAL., IRENE RICH and H. B. WAR "S EE, I A Wonderful Attraction, "ON YOUR BACK," i With an All-Talkie Sut>poriiii;r Programme. A EMBASSADOR THEATRE—Pt. Chevalier TO-NIGHT'S ATTRACTION. "ON THE LEVEL,'" vvita Victor MeLaglen, William Harrigan, Lilyan Taslunaii. xt* i R°^ ( -"kin.2, Comedy-Drama.. With Victor leading the laugh brigade. TVTEW ZEALAND LABOUR j! PARTY. SPECIAL SUNDAY LECTURE At the PRINCE EDWARD THEATKE. (Karangahape Road.) TO-MORROW. AT 7.30 P.M. Doers Open at 7 p.m. Lecturer: MR. J. PURTELL. Subject r "WHY A REDUCTION IN WAGES?" Supported by a Good Picture Programme, including " KITTY." Based on Warwick: Deeping's famous novel. A tender love story of exquisite charm, 3et amid picturesque surroundings. Cast includes Estelle Brody, John Stuart NOTE TIME ALTERED TO 7.30 P.M. SILVER COLLECTION. ff: E. - MARTIN. . Secretary.