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I "MISS PINKERTON," 1 Passed, for Universal Exhibition. From tie Most - Popular. Mystery: Thruier "~ - • . Bve"r "Written by MARY ROBERTS RINEHART. Excellent Supporting Feature and Cinesound Aussie News. Circle, 1/6: Stalls, !•/'; Children Half-price. No Extra for Booking. Phone 21-4od. 3JS.OUTHERN CROSS^ BLLERSLIB. Phone 17-623. TO-NIGHT. ■ MARIE DRESSLBR, in ' . ; • "EMMA" ; ,'• Supported by " MEN LIKE THESE," % And a Short Feature of IRBLInD; iatifo which you will hear JOHN McCORMICKin three Beautiful Selections. This Programme for Universal Exhibition. Commencing at S p.m. j^SJONEHUNGA|=^ PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. Strand. ■ Strand. BELA LUGOSI and Strand. MADGE BELLAMY, in Strand" " \T7HITB rT-OMBIB," Itrand. . " W H ITB A>MBIB," Itrand! The Story of a Fiend, who placed Strand, a beautiful woman under his spew, Strand, rendering her. lifeless, soulless. Strand, compelling her to perform ins Strand. . every desire. Strand. Recommended by Censor for Aduus Strand. Strand. Supporting Programme, Strand. COMEDY, SCREEN SOIsG A>U Strand. NEWS. Strand. , ""* KINGSLAND [=p TO-NIGHT and MON. TEL. 2S-262. RICHARD DIX, in "ROAR OF THE DRAGON," With ZASU PITTS. EDWARD EVEKBTT HORTON. Thrilling, Spectacular, Daring. A Powerful Romance o£ Far Eastern Adventure. Also, VICTOR McLAGLBN. GRETA NISSEN, NELL, O'DAY, in . "RACKETY RAX." Uproarious and Stupendous Comeay. Y,ou"ll Scream at this barce. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 P.M. Double-Star Programme. EL.ISSA LANDI—WARNER OLAND, U " BURNT OFFERING.' Hounded from one tropical port to anotner. she struck back at her persecutors witnw only weapon she had, her Sex. ianss* Landi's best Role. A. Cert, Adult Recommendation. METTRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER Presents "SKYSCRAPER SOULS. WARREN WILLIAM — MAUKEE> O-SULLIVAN'. r By Day a Modern Business Executive, w Night a Pampered Modern Lady of Luxurj, struggling for Happiness. Love. Power in Sky-piercing Pinnacle of Steel. A. Cert. Adult Recommendation. Phone 12-199 for Reserves. ■ == I picturepromeTls^ MILFORD. TO-NIGHT, 7.50. Joan Crawford and Robert .Montgomery w "LETTY LYNTON." Recommended for Adults. Two Hours' Jazz. 'Drome SyncopatorsNEW LYNN. TO-NIGHT. Big Double-feature. ....... Janet Gaynor, in "MERELY MARY ANNJean Hersholt, in "BEAST OF THE CIT\. Free Orchestra Dance to tollow. TO-MORROW (Aid Local Unemployed), "THE 'W PLAN," A Thrilling Spy Drama. . ~ MONDAY—"BEAST OF THE CITY. REFRESHING INTERLUDE "is provided in the day when you have Mora ing or Afternoon Tea at the "*! Coffee or Cocoa, with Toast or Toastea Crumpets 6d, with Biscuits 4d.—COOKH| RITZ, LTD., 242, Queen St. TEACHERS OF SKATING. . LEARN Ice Waltz, Barn Dance, Mohawk Waltz, aa taught by Mr. and Mrs. O'Hare, N.Z. Champions, appointments, Rivoli Rink. ___