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j_ AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL. NATIONAL. 11 2.15 8. SHOPPERS' SESSION, 5 O'CLOCK, FRIDAY. LAST DAY— " ON OUR SELECTION." "ON OUR SELECTION." Steele Rudd's Dad, Dave and Co., In the All-Australian Comedy Sensation. Approved for Universal Exhibition. TO-MORROW— THE SCREEN'S MOST GLORIOUS STAR, MARLENE DIETRICH, MARLENE DIETRICH, MARLENE DIETRICH, MARLENE DIETRICH, MARLENE DIETRICH, With HERBERT CAR? MARSHALL, GRANT, In Paramount's "BLONDE VENUS." " BLONDE VENUS." "BLONDE VENUS." " BLONDE VENUS." "BLONDE VENUS." Recommended by Censor for Adults. Indescribably Thrilling is this great romance of a woman who, loving two men, risked all for Happiness—And Found It! Prices: 1/, 1/6. Phone 42-169. Shoppers' Session, 5 O'Clock To-morrow. " ||lIIIII||||I |I|l|l lPl|||~ STRAND ' llllllllllllliiiinlllllllllillll COMMENCING TO-DAY. CONTINUOUS FROM 11 A.M. News of the World, 1.15 and 7.15. That Great English Actor, GEORGE ARLISS, GEORGE ARLISS, GEORGE ARLISS, With ipORIS KENYON, in ALEXANDER HAMILTON. ALEXANDER HAMILTON. Approved for Universal Exhibition. An Arllss Picture with an Unusual Family Appeal. GRAND SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. PRICES: 1/ and 1/6; Children 6d. STRAND TO-NIGHT. j rnTTDAD i REMUERA ROAD. I iUUUK | Last night, R ~u CONRAD NAGEL, V\V IRENE RICH, A\\ LEWIS STONE, in \\\\ "DIVORCE IN THE FAMILY." y\\\ Recommended by Censor for Adults. AW SPECIAL TUDOR FEATURETTES. | T VTJTP I SYMONDS STREET. I l_i JL Xvlvj | Last night, 7.45. (vvi MARION NINON, in WO "REBECCA OF SUNNYVOO BROOK FARM." W And FRANK PBTTINGEL, in VOC "HOBSON'S CHOICE." \\V Both Approved Universal ExhibitionfßßlTANNlA j ™ *\\> No. I—ALL-STAR CAST, in ' COA "THE GUARDSMAN." No. 2—MIRIAM HOPKINS, in w) 'TWO KINDS OF WOMEN.' Recommended by Censor lor Adults. \\V No. 3—LAUREL & HARDY COMEDY, "ANY OLD PORT." iiU To Boys and Girls. Jungle Mystery Serial Starts Sat. Mat. frSIEY LYNN CI A ?i fJOE E. BROWN, in "THE TENDERFOOT," Approved for Universal Exhibition. BIG SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. | AMBASSADOR (V\\ ADOLPHE MENJOU in \\M BACHELOR'S AFFAIRS. AW Big Supporting Programme. >\\\ Recommended by Censor for Adults. gUPPER IS SERVED Amid Delightful Surroundings at the RITSS. Drop in after the pictures. Supper, 1/. COOKE'S RITZ, LTD., 242, Queen Street. :xS ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. Y M.C.A. CLUB PRACTICE. Players and Intending Players \ are reminded of Practice to be at ONEHUNGA FOOTBALL GROUND, NEXT SATURDAY (Bth April), at 2.30 sharp. Y.M.C.A. teams will be playing matches against Onehunga F.C. Forms must be handed in before playing. Teams to be selected for all grades. .T. C. HERBERT, Spotrs Sec. 6 V. F. DREW, Gen. Sec. LEAGUE FOOTBALL. fi rpHE MOUNT ALBERT UNITED J- RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL \ CLUB. ANNUAL PRACTICE For all grades will be held on the Morningside Reserve. SATURDAY, April 8, 1933, at 2 p.m. Players and Intending players must attend. Vacancies in all grades. W. BAGNALL. Club Captain. 6 W. F. CLARKE, Hon. Sec. BASKETBALL. BASKETBALL ASSN. Clubs are hereby notified that Entries for the 1933 Season Close "with the Draw Steward, c/o Box 663, on WEDNESDAY, April 19. Representatives from all Clubs are invited to the Management Committee Meeting to be held at the Y.W.C.A. on WEDNESDAY, April 19, at 5.30 p.m. M. W. CAMBRIDGE, Hon. Secretary. Box 663, Auckland. x 6 PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. -prSAM AND JfJSAM (IVO B. D. ESAM, Senior Partner) Announce THEY HAVE COMMENCED BUSINESS At Y • ' BANK-OF NEW ZEALAND CHAMBERS, No. 4, SWANSON STREET, AUCKLAND, As ARBITRATORS AND FACTORS. 6 MRS. SCOTT, Magnetic Healer, 307. Pacific Buildings, Wellesley St. and Queen St.. has Resumed Practice in her rooms after her vacation.—Phones 41-309 and 20-579. D