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AMUSEMENTS. jft I & 2 i * (national J gg NOW SHOWING. The Screen's Most Glorious Star in the Season's Most Daring Picture. MARLENE DIETRICH, MARLENE DIETRICH, MARLENE DIETRICH, MARLENE DIETRICH, MARLENE DIETRICH, MARLENE DIETRICH, MORE EXOTIC, MORS GLAMOROUS, _ „ _„_„ MORE ENTRANCING THAN EVER. In Taramount's Sensational Dramatic Masterpiece, " BLONDE VENUS." " BLONDE VENUS." "BLONDE VENUS." "BLONDE VENUS." "BLONDE VENUS." "BLONDE VENUS." With HERBERT MARSHALL, HERBERT MARSHALL, The magnetic English Star of "Trouble in Paradise" ana "Evenings for Sale," And CART GRANT. The romance of a woman who loved two men—her husband and the man who helped her save her husband's life —who risked everything for happiness and found it. Excellent Supporting Programme. Recommended by Censor for Adulta. % Prices: 1/, 1/6. Phone 42-169. GEORGE ARLISS, ||||||||||!liill|||lN |ll| Hl!|||l!iil!||||||| I STRAND ;|II lilllillllllllllllllliin.nllllllllilllllllllll CONTINUOUS FROM 11 A.M. NEWS OF THE WORLD, 1.15 and 7.15. That Great English Actor, GEORGE ARLISS, With DORIS KBNYON, 'in " ALEXANDER HAMILTON." An Arliss Picture with an Unusual Family Appeal. GRAND SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. Approved for Universal Exhibition. PRICES : 1/ and 1/6; Children 6d. STRAND ........ TO-NIGHT. 1 TUDOR | i\\l MAURICE CHEVALIER, U\J And JEANETTE MacDONALD, in VW " LOVE ME TO-NIGHT," \\\\ With CHARLES RCGGLBS. AVj Really a Grand Musical Comedy. t\\M SPECIAL TUDOR FEATURETTBS. 1 BRITANNIA 1 *3H3BttS A\l DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jun., in VOO GENTLEMAN FOR A DAY, \\Y And WYNNE GIBSON, in WO "STRANGE CASE OF W CLARA DEANE." \\\) Both Approved Universal Exhibition. I T VPTP I SYMONDS STREET. | Ul SXIKj I To-night, 7.45 p.m. f.<\\\ POWELL, \W With KAY FRANCIS, in WJ "ONE WAY PASSAGE," \\V Recommended by Censor for Adults. And CLAUDETTE COLBERT, in " HIS WOMAN." Approved for Universal Exhibition.

1 GREY LYNN gggg [ rv\v CONRAD NAGEL and LEWIS STONE VM "DIVORCE n IN THE tf\< FAMILY." \\V And JANET GAYNOR, with CHARLES VWI FARRDLL, in WO "THE FIRST YEAR." \\v Both Approved Universal Exhibition. [AMBASSADOR fgjggjFJ A\V ELISSA LANDI, A\\ "WOMAN IN ROOM 13." \MA BIG SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. |\\\ Approved for Universal Exhibition. j TAKAPUNA" U A' B U Y - 1 ,*\\ JOE B. BROWN, in XvJ "THE TENDERFOOT," \\\! Approved for Universal Exhibition. | AVONDALE gffgg | A\V JACK HULBEBT, in NX " JACK'S THE BOY." \\\\ Approved' for Universal Exhibition. \\V Clem. Stephen's Band for Jazz '"' Dance to follow. 1 BIRKENHEAD ™gfggH LUPE VELEZ, lu '" j\\\ "BIRD OF PARADISE." \\\) Recommended by Censor for Adults. EXTRA! EXTRA! " PRESS NIGHT." TO-NIGHT —AT —TO-NIGHT 4^gET E RPAg>J Large Parties from the "Press" will be present To-night. f~ MERV. BREB T j AND HIS SUPERB BAND, j Whose original musical anil novelty presentations mean something new, NEW every time you visit Peter Pan. Double, .7/6. Evening Dress Essential. (Large Parties Ring for Quote.) RESERVATIONS, Dial 46-777. (No Extra Charge.) Manager NEIL EDGAR. SUNDAY. ■ SUNDAY. TjIMPRESS rpHBATRE, NEWTON. Commencing, 7.45 p.m. A GOOD CAUSE AND A GOOD ENTERTAINMENT. This Week's Programme comprises the following willing and voluntary Helpers :— THE PARISIAN ORCHESTRA, THE PARISIAN ORCHESTRA, THE SMITHSON FAMILY, THB SMITHSON FAMILY, Elsie Nelson, R. T. Watson, Edna Lorigan, Granddad Shaw, Daphne Harman, Mdm. J. Holt, Maurice Stitt. Joy Watts, Joyce Coleman, PONSONBY BOYS' BAND, And Some of Your Old Favourites. 2 HOURS OF SONG, HARMONY, MELODY ENTIRE Proceeds, "Down-and-Out" Mission. Admission—Collection. Doors Open, 7 p.m. Commencing. 7.45. RESERVES may be obtained FREE at "Bon Ton"' Confectionery, next Theatre, Saturday and Sunday. All -Reserves "lift" at 7.35 Sunday. SUN. — EMPRESS THEATRE. — SUN. NEVILLE CARLSBN y .. ■*. i a _ Honorary Oxganlser. .... <— FAerXNON VEEBA. —!. S