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_ AMUSEMENTS. lIIIIIH MAJESTIC WWII CONTINUOUS FROM 11 A.M. Principal Sessions: 11, 2.15, 0.30, H.o. Twelve men gone mad. One lone woman at the mercy of them all. PAT O'BRIEN, RALPH BELLAMY, ALAN HALE, RUSSELL HOPTON, TOM BROWN, i. BETTY COMPSON. NQEL (Nat) MADISON. J " DESTINATION UNKNOWN." " DESTINATION UNKNOWN." " DESTINATION UNKNOWN." Recommended by Censor for Adults. It stands on its own merits. Mightiest Sea Drama since "The Sea Beast." 5 - STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT! _' Additional I " THE VOICE OF ] THE VATICAN." Screens at 12.23, 2.25, 5.50 and 8.20. 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 Proressor" L om , ea^ "Universal News" Topical. GRAND STALLS. 1/6. 2/3. ALL ROYAL CIRCLE, 1/. Plans at Majestic, j, Telephone 43-210. Ij I STRAND 'I I iiHllllllllliillinnllllllllllillllllll CONTINUOUS FROM 11 A.M. , RONALD COLMAN, And KAY FRANCIS in gHH " R-A-F-F-L-E-S."iiiili Preceded by A WONDERFUL VIENNESE OPERETTA, IT - " THE = pMMORTAL VAGABOND," = Featuring ALBERTO CARBRO, and the VIENNESE STATE ORCHESTRA. : "NEWS OF THE WORLD, 1.15 and 7.15~ Prices: 1/ and 1/6 ; Children. Cd. ■■- mTTr)A -rri KEMUERA ROAD. TUDOR Last Night 8 j 1 Now Heated ! (U\ ALISON SKIPWORTH, 1 \\v Jn V \V} 'THE SPORTING WIDOW.' " i\\v Approved for Universal Exhibition. \\V SPECIAL TUDOR FEATURBTTBS. I T VPTP I SYMOXDS STREET. I LinlO I Last Night, 7.45. : OA> GEORGE ARLISS, In ' tt\\ "A SUCCESSFUL CALAMITY." i\\\ Approved for Universal Exhibition. \\V — And — . ■ . V\\l CLIVB BROOK, in \\\\ "MAN FROM YESTERDAY." v Recommended by Censor for Adults. 1 BRITANNIA"! v\\\ BRING 'EM BACK ALIVE. \\V - And - \\\l GBNE GERRARD, in VOO "LUCKY GIRL." \\\ Both Approved Universal Exhibition. | TAKAPUNA u S f a£*- \ i v\M GRACIE FIELDS, in i , O\V "LOOKING ON THE BRIGHT SIDE," M\ Approved for Universal Exhibition. | \\\ Also Great Wrestling Pictures, : \\\' GEORGE WALKER V. MA-MOS. fGREYLYNN c if 8 E P M m n fe MARIE DRESSLER, in , : YN "EMMA." \\\ Approved for Universal Exhibition. [AMBASSADOR gjgjgg 1 \\V Great Double Bill. V\\l TALLULAH BANKHEAD and y\U CHARLES LAUGHTON, in VS "DEVIL AND THE DEEP." \ M> And CHESTER MORRIS, In WO " CORSAIR." < Both Recommended Censor for Adults.

ANIGHT IN BONNY SCOTLAND Or CHARACTERISTIC SCOTTISH SONGS, By REV. FATHER DUFFr, .ST. BENEDICT'S HALL, TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), May 2, 8 P.M. Tickets, 1/. Proceeds for St. Vincent de Paul Society (Particular Council). X 7 P. KEN'SY, Secretary. "T (J A Y PARTY —"—. can be enjoyed here. Room available after 8 p.m. for parties, dances, etc. £3 3/. Catering optional. COOKE'S RITZ, LTD., 242, Queen Street. :6 DANCING. . OLD-TIME DANCE. TONIGHT, AT S P.M. LABOUR HALL, LABOUR HALL, Karangahnpe Road. GRAND OLD-TIME DANCE PROGRAMME. Spot Waltz Prizes. Light Supper. Prices to Meet Your Turse: Ladies..!/; Gents, 1/. xl OLD - TIME DANCING TONIGHT. CLICK CLACK CABARET. Spot Waltz. Monte Carlo. Chocolates, Cigarettes, Balloons and Complimentary Tickets. MORROWS POI'ULAR ORCHESTRA. Supper Provided. Admission 1/6. LES. GORDON, M.C. Reserves Free. I'hone 40-789. NIGGER MINSTREL NIGHT, WED., Watch "Star." 1 DANCING TO-NIGHT. FUN NIGHT FOR ALL. Alluring Music by Mayfair Melody Makers. " MAYFAIR," Karangahape Road. Popular Prices. I'hone 47-520. Sport Clubs give Ring for Club Dance Quote. 1 TEACHERS OF DANCING. RUBY SHEKRIFF, 8, Hopetoun St., Ponsonby.—Latest Variation Tango, Quick Step, Waltz Tap; simplified versions for beginners. C CJAN TOY School of Dancing, Royal Oak ►o Hall, Royal Oak.—Beginners' Class (modern), every Saturday, Wednesday, 7 p.m. . C VALESKA'S Dancing Studio, Ngapuhi Chambers, Lorue Street, opp. Regent Theatre. 'Phone 40-121. Terms from 10/6. C "1 /d A Lesson —Latest ISnllrooni DancJL/ v* ing. including Rumba, Tap. Operatic, Physical Culture.—Miss . Violet Robertson, 200. Paciac Bids., Wellesley St. MWH FUNERAL NOTICES. x* JL _& TODGE MAUNGAWHAO, 168. The Brethren are requested to Attend the Funeral of Late Wor. Bro. W. H. Haslett. Leaving his late residence, 54, View Road, Mount Eden, for St. Andrew's Cemetery, at 2 p.m. to-morrow (Tuesday), May 2. 1 By Order of W.M. LOCAL BODY ELECTIONS. nOMMUNI'ST CANDIDATES. AUCKLAND CITY COUNCIL. GORDON H. DALE Speaks opp. St. Jude's St., Avondale, at 7 p.m.' At Parr Rd., near Hall. Point Chevalier, at 8.30 p.m. TO-NIC4HT. MOUNT ALBERT MAYORALTY. TOM STANLEY Speaks opp. Council Chambers. Morningside, at 7.30 p.m., and at Kitchener Rd., Kandringham, BJ3O p.m. TO-NIGHT. X