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AMUSEMENTS. . 1 t TTTZ)T/~* 1I SYMONDS ST. J l_j X JICIO ] Always Cosy uiid Warm. V\\\~ I, AST NIGHT AT S P.M. \\V FOUR MARX BROS., in WO "MONKEY BUSINESS." VVV — Also — \\V SPECIAL LYRIC FEATURETTEB. WO — TO-MORKOW — "MY SIN," and Loon Errol in UU "SOCIAL ERRORS." [tudorcinEMA] ISS; — (Artificially Healed !) — LEWIS STONE and , HBLBN HAYES, ill "SIN OF MADELON \\\\ CLAUDET." \AV GRAND TUDOR "FBATURBTTES. \\\i — TO-MORROW — \\\\ Ann Harding in V\\\ "DEVOTION." 'fBRITANNIA I ..u, Special New Programme. \\V SALLY EILERS and v\\\ JAMES DUNN, ill a\\\ "DANCE TEAM." i\\\ Also—Grand ISiiljyli Comedy, \\V "LBAVE IT TO MB." \\Y Also—Special Supporting Programme. «\l TO-MORROW.—Walter Huston in V\\\ "LAW AND ORDER." and "SECRETS \Vy 01'' SECRETARY." | GREY LYNN \ TO Tt G s HT .■llll (Electric Heaters Installed.) \WI The Picture you Lave all been waiting ,\\V for, Wv Paramount's Musical Comedy, "THE SMILING LIEUTENANT," Wv Featuring Ciaudette Colbert and \\y Maurice Clievalier. AW Splendid Supports. rTHE LONDON POSITIVELY LAST DAY. " MOTHER'S MILLIONS," G. 'SYDNMX and C. MURRAY COMEDY, "MODELS AND WIVES." Sessions : 11.15, 2, 4, 0 nnd 8. COMMENCING TOMORROW (FRIDAY), Now English Comedy. "SOUP TO NUTS," And CHARLES FARKBLL, In "AFTER TO-MORROW." 1 THE LONDON. | CAPITOL. — TO-NIGHT, AT S. BRITAIN'S SUPREME DRAMATIC TRIUMPH, "THE OUTSIDER." HAROLD HUTH — .TOAN BARRY. SPECIALLY SELECTED SUPPORTS. Phone 12-199 for Reserves.

= STRAND z= Direction : Thos. A. O'Brien. "TO-NIGHT'S THE NIGHT." N.Z. PREMIERE OF THE MOST DISCUSSED PICTURE OF THE YEAR, CONSTANCE BENNETT In " LADY WITH A" PAST," With BEN LYON, DAVID MANNERS, AND A BRILLIANT CAST. AN R.K.O. PATIIE PICTURE. (Recommended more especially for Adults.) A DARING THEME DELICATELY HANDLED. CONTINUOUS FROM 11 A.M. Plionc 43-114 for Reserves. Movie Charity Night, DIXIELAND, June 23.

COMMUNITY SINGING. UNCLE TOM. UNCLE TOM. UNCLE TOM. LEWIS EADY HALL, FRIDAY (TO-MORROW), 12.30 TO 1.30, MID-DAY SING. Business People Specially Invited. An Unconventional Hour. Come and Go As You Please. Soloist: MR. NORMAN TUCKER. TOPICAL SONGS, LATEST HITS, OLD FAVOURITES. Come and Broadcast. IYA will put yon on the Air. A REAL LUNCH-HOUR. BREEZKK. 0 LECTURES. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. TUESDAY NIGHT FREE PUBLIC LECTURES. The Course this year will he a symposium on "The Pacific." The Lectures will he delivered in the College Hall, Arts Building. Princes Street, at 8 p.m. 011 TUESDAY evenings. Juno 14.—DR. .T. C. BEAGLEHOLE: "The Opening of the Pacific, 13001800." June 21.—MR. A. P. ELLIS, British Phosphate Commissioner: "Nauru and Ocean Islands." June 28.—Mil. F. B. STEPHENS : "Some Economic Problems of the Pacific." July S—MR. W. R. McGREGOR: "The Australian Mandate." July 12.—MR. D. M. RAE: "History o£ tTie Pacific Since 1SOO." July m.—DR. T. J. HUGHES : "Diseases of the Pacific.'' July 20.—SIR GEORGE RICHARDSON: "Some Problems in the South Tacific." The Public fs invited to attend. Admission, Free. M. R. O'SHEA, 9 Registrar. HOLIDAY NOTICES. rpilE OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE OF Tl''? UNDERSIGNED WILL BE CLOSED ON FRIDAY, 10TH INST. L. D. NATHAN AND CO., LTD. 9 JUMBLE SALE. A .1 U M B L E SALE -A Will lie held in the METHODIST MISSION HALL, Opp. Town Hall. TO-MORROW EVENING. COMMENCING AT 7 P.M.