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AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT, 5.30 AND 8.0. 2000 SEATS, 1/, 1/6, 2/. Children Always Half Price. Programme Suitable for Whole Familr CHARLIE CHAN TAKES THE TRAIL ONCE MORE. # * £- * Charlie Chan says: "All misohirf conies from opening the mouth." Charlie Chan. ' Charlie Chan. Charlie Chan. Charlie Chan. Charlie Chau. Charlie Chan. MAJESTIC MAJESTIC (Fuller-Hayward Theatre.) 11, 2.15, 5.30, 8.0. Carry on with Charlie Chan—Thrill beside him — through his weirdest adventures- —visit the actual scenos of the crime—study the secret of solving mysteries by the greatest of all Oriental Detectives. WARNER OLAND, WARNER OLAND, WARNER OLAND. WARNER OLAND, Again as CHARLIE CHAN! CHARLIE CHAN! CHARLIE CHAN! EARL DERR BIGGERS' EARL DERR BIGGERS' Great, kindly, pnilosopiiical Chinese Detective, solves a baflling mystery in the sequel to his first story. Mystery romance that keeps you guessing and gasping, chilling and thrilling. "THE BLACK CAMEL." BLACK CAMEL." BLACK CAMEL." BLACK CAMEL." (A Fox Movietone Special.) SALLY EILERS, DOROTHY REVIER, BELA LUGOSI, Famous "Dracula" Creator. VICTOR VARCONI. Warner Oland. Warner Oland. Warner Oland. Warner Oland. Warner Oland. Warner Oland. PLANS AT MAJESTIC. PHONE 43-210. 2000 SEATS, 1/ TO 2/.

RICH! RARE! RACY! RIOTOUS:: THE LONDON. Opp . GP . O . THE LONDON. iN ALL TECHNICQLOUR MUSICAL COMErDY, With WINNIE LIGHTNER And JOE E. BOWN —" HOLD EVERYTHING."— IN Winnie Lightnrr. " HOLD ■Top. E. Brown. EVERYTHING." Winnjp Lightn«'f. tt TJOT.T) ■To, B. Brown. EVERYTHING." Wlnnio Liirhtiipr. • n TTf\T T\ Jo., r Brown. EVERYTHING." A Great Cnst. including SALLY O'XKII. and GKORGES CARPBNTIKH, in " A GREAT FIGHT." i All Singing! All Dancing! All Talking! All Teclinieolour ! o Fiin! Supports. Sessions: 11.15, 2, 4, 6 and S. Early Home Sessions at 6 p.m. Farmers' Tickets Available THE LONDON. — ONEHUNGA PICTURES, — TO-NIGHT. Strand. Warner Bros. Present Strand. Dorothy Maekaill and Lewis Stone Strand. in "THE OFFICE WIFE." Strand. An Exciting Comedy-Drama. Strand. And Loretta Young and David Strand. ■■ Manners in Strand. "THE TRUTH ABOUT YOUTH, ,, Strand. Adapted from tho Famous Stii.L'C Strand. Play.. "When We Were 21." r-UPITOL TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. \.J "PLAYBOY OF PARIS." With MAURICE CHEVALIER. Reservations, Phone 20-574, or at the Capitol Swpot g Shop. ~ ~~ JOSEPH AS THE CHAUFFEUR. Potiphar's Wife as the Aristocratic Temptress. STRAND. ; BE Early and Avoid the Crush. TOM BLOODWORTH Speaks at the PRINCE -EDWARD THEATRE ON SUNDAY. ■ 51.6 ' WRESTLING. A UCKLAND £?fek VX7KKSTLING -Auckland vv re.stt.ixg a uckland ztlaj attrestling -ti-UCKLAND ijfo g VVkeSTLING a ssociation. -Association.

MONDAY NEXT, OCT. 19. N.Z. 1931 PROFESSIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP. . CHAMPIONSHIP. ! FINAL PURSE, £350. (10% to Unemployed Relief Fund.) McDOUGAL, McDOUGAL, McDOUGAL, scotty McDOUGAL, . McDOUGAL, WRESTLES ' MEESKE. MEESKE. billy MEESKE. MEESKE. MEESKE. IX EIGHT TEN-MINUTE ROUNDS. Preceded by First-class Amateur Preliminaries. Stage, 10/: Dress Circle, 5/; Front Stalls, 4/; Booking Fee, 1/ extra; Top Gallery and Back Stalls (1000 seats), 2/0; Ladies, if escorted, 2/, Ground Floor. BOX PLANS and DAY SALES NOW OPEN at Ernie Aeher's, Shortland Street This Match will NOT be lir. adeasted. ■ 16 AVIATION. -: AUCKLAND AERO CLUB (INC.). ""- SPECIAL FLYING CONCESSIONS. Special Flights in 3-Seater Liniousine Monoplane; 10/ Upwards. Any day, including week-ends (Tuesday only excepted). Flights arranged to any part of New Zealand. Afternoon Tea at the new Clubhouse. A pleasant drive from the City. ... AUCKLAND AERO CLUB, xIQ . , Mi,mgere. Aerodrome. TYPISTS. OPE m! WILLIAMS, Confidential Typiste, Dupliciitist. 502, N.Z. Insurance Bldgs. Phono 47-250! 1» CHESS. ! /^HESS —Entries invited, Auckland SuburV^ ! han Cup, entrance 2/(J, close 2Sth.— Baeycrtz, Hon. Secretary. 1(J