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AMUSEMENTS. COMMENCING TO-DAY. MAJESTIC MAJESTIC (A Fuller-Hay ward Theatre.) Continuous from 11 a.m.) TO HER—BAD BEHAVIOUR MEANT A GOOD TIME. —EILERS for Komauca. —TRACY for Drama. —BRENDEL for Comedy. Look out. the police roar Into action with the Motor Cycle Snuad Ride -with the raiders, where thrili meets thrill. Meet romance eye to eye, face to face. SALLY EILERS, SPENCER TRACY, EL BRENDEL, DICKIE MOORE, RALPH BELLAMY, ALL YOUR FAVOURITES, In " DISORDERLY "DISORDERLY CONDUCT."" CONDUCT.'* SHE HEEDED NO SPEED LIMIT ON THE HIGHWAY TO THRILLS! A debutante from the inner circle who tried to live outside the law, She found tlie Rogues' Gallery more exciting than "Who's Who." Also Screening: "PARENTS WANTED," Two-reel Comedy. • * * • FOX AUSSIE NEWS. "Alpine Voices" Travel. Phone 43-210. Plans at Majestic, 2000 SEATS, 1/, 1/G, 2/3. GET READY FOR 1932's BIGGEST HIT! First Time on any N. 2. Screen —the Producers of "Trader Horn" now answer an overwhelming demand for another giant Romance. EDGAR RICE BURROUGH'S NEW TARZAN THRILLER, "TARZAN, THE APE MAN." "TARZAN, THE APE MAN." "TARZAN, THE APE MAN." "TARZAN, THE APE MAN." Thrill Follows Thrill. A New Move in the Movieg, With JOHNNY WEISSMULLER, Adonis Swimming Champion, NEIL HAMILTON, MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN, C. AUBREY SMITH. Unquestionably, it is the year's outstanding Driipiatic and Romantic

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