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AMUSEMENTS. COMPLETE PROGRAMME CHANGE TO-DAY. 11111111 MAJESTIC lIIIIHI CONTINUOUS FROM 11 A.M. Principal Sessions: 11, 2.15, 5.30, S.O. The Good Ship Prince Rupert, a Derelict Adrift in the Pacific. Twelve men gone mad, One lone woman at the mercy of them all! PAT O'BRIEN, RALPH BELLAMY, ALAN IIALE, RUSSELL HOPTON, TOM BROWN, BETTY COMPSON. NOEL (Nat) MADISON. " DESTINATION UNKNOWN." " DESTINATION UNKNOWN." " DESTINATION UNKNOWN." " DESTINATION UNKNOWN." " DESTINATION UNKNOWN." SHE WAS AN INSPIRING SIGHT AGAINST THE MOONLIT SKY—THIS CLIPPER SHIP, BUT HER DECKS WERE RED WITH THE BLOOD OF HER UNFORTUNATE CREW. A TALE THAT WILL SEND THE THRILLS CHASING THEMSELVES UP AND DOWN YOUR SPINE. Recommended by Censor for Adults. Seldom before has there been a picture that might be called the Epic of the Sea. * * * * It is shot through and through with Romance. * » » • It stands on its own merits. Mightiest Sea Drama since "The Sea Beast." STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT! Additional "THE VOICE OF THE VATICAN." A SUBJECT SHOWING INTIMATE HIGHLIGHTS IN THE RECENT HISTORY OF THE PAPAL STATE . . . HIS HOLINESS POPE PIUS XL IN HIS ONE AND ONLY APPEARANCE ON THE TALKING SCREEN. CHURCH AND STATE DIGNITARIES IN SCENES TO THRILL THE MILLION. "The Street Singer" Radio Revel. "Alias the Prorossor" Comedy. "Universal News" Topical. GRAND STALLS, 1/6. 2/3. ALL ROYAL CIRCLE, 1/. Plans nt Majestic. Telephone 43-210.

"s { NATIONAL) j 0 P hn "s." I NATIONAL j c £t' d rt - SHOPPERS' SESSION, TO-DAY, 5 P.M. NOW SHOWING. TRANSFERRED! TRANSFERRED ! /. The Management of the National Theatre a;e pleased to announce that arrangements have been made for the presentation To-day of CECIL B. DE MILLE'S ••rpHE OF THE "FJIHE gIGN OF THE QROSS." A Paramount Picture With Klissn Landi. Fredric March. Charles Laughfon, Claudette Colbert. A production that will go down in the history of talking pictures as an unmatched nchi<" cment. ITS GREATNESS IS INDESCRIBABLE. Approved lor Unlversui ExhibHiun. PRICES, 1/, 1/6. For Reservations, Phone 42-169. —ONEHUNGA PICTURES. — TO-NIGHT. Strand. Richard Dolmau and Rose Murray Strand. Amen..in "LOVE ON THE SPOT." Strand. A Musical Comedy. A fascinatStraud. ing blend of melody and mystery. Strand. Comedy, Audio Review and News. Strand. Appruvec for Universal Exhibition. Strand. To-morrow Night—Maurice ChevaStranil. lier and .Tearietle Mac Donald ih ■Strand. "LOVE ME TO-NIGHT."

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