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AMUSEMENTS. Continuous NATIONAL. Opp. Pictures, NATIONAL. IZn, liTm, NATIONAL. Ltd--2 ACE-HIGH ATTRACTIONS. THRILLS, EXCITEMENT, COMEDY AND APPEALING ROMANCE. 111 l A strange tale of ; the extraordinary experience that befell an absconding bank clerk in a London Night Club. ROBERT DONAT, PEARL ARGYLE, MILES MANDER. | " THAT NIGHT _ IN LONDON." He was desperate and prepared to 11 pay any price.for one glorious night A Thrilling Story of the West where I men are men. RICHARD ARLEN, Mary Brian. Eugene I'allelte. in "GUN SMOKE." ===== "GUN SMOKE." S= The canyons rang with the sound of || war when the Cowboys wiped out | the vandals from tlie East. Paramount Pictures. Approved for Universal Exhibition ALSO SCREENING: CHAPTER 10, ."HEROES OF THE WEST." I Prices: 1/. 1/0. Phone 42-100. All Children, Sixpence. |||| TO-MORROW-SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MATINEE, AT 2.13. RICHARD ARLEN, in "GUN SMOKE" And MICKEY MOUSE 111 "BLUE RHYTHM." And Chapter 10, "Heroes of the West." STALLS, /' "\ D ' CIR CLB, AND 7,1 :./^\l/ ./"PRINCE EDWARD>-. THE CINEMA PLAY, V " "INDISCRETIONS OF EVE," "INDISCRETIONS OF EVE," "INDISCRETIONS OF EVE," With STEFFI DUNA. FRED CONYNGHAM And LESTER MATTHEWS. Recommended by Censor for Adults. "Quite a lot to laugh at and enjoy In this semi-musical comedy, with its handful of catchy tunes." SPECIAL VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTION. FRIDAY, SATURDAY. MONDAY and SATU RD A Y MATIN BE. PENMAN AND' WILSON, In a COMEDY DANCING ACT, | THE TWO JACKS. (

ON SATURDAY AND MONDAY NIGHT, Extra Engagement DOREEN WHITTALL, IN MUSICAL NUMBERS. Also. Another Cinema Feature. "THE STRANGLER," Real Mystery Thriller. PATHS) GAZETTE. DEAR PATRONS,— MAY I SUGGEST THAT YOU BOOK YOUR SEATS EARLY (NO EXTRA CHARGE). THERE WON'T BE MUCH ROOM. \TELEPJIONE 40-252. / n. Cheerio, y^ THE MANAGER. + ia 3d \. Js 1/6 CHILDREN RES., TO-NIGHT — TO-NIGHT. PAN^> SEMI-FINAL HEAT OF JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP. Free Supper. Monte Carlo, Also Eree "Guest Cards" for Monday, September 4. Ladies, 1/0. Gentlemen, 2/. PLAN NOW OPEN FOR TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). HEAVY BOOKING! Reservations, Phone 40-777. Manager NEIL EDGAR. DAINTY AFTERNOON TEAS. Price according to Choice. Usual Table Service if Desired. MAJESTIC TEA LOUNGE ECONOMY SCHEME. -\1 LEAGUE FOOTBALL. TL LEAGUE FOOTBALL. fg\ LEAGUE FOOTBALL. *®» CHALLENGE ROUND, * 1.45 p.m. The Challenge Round Matches which commence at .1.45 p.m. have aroused the greatest enthusiasm. There is not a dull moment in the forty minutes' play. REP. MATCH, REP. MATCH, 3 p.m. HAWKE'S BAY HAWKE'S BAY Have been in special training far this match. Mr. "Gig" Wetherall, the famous representative player, has been coaching them for the past two weeks. Can lie produce a team to ibeat AUCKLAND. AUCKLAND. Mr. Rukutal, the coach and manager of tlie Auckland team, says his team will beat any .provincial team in N.Z. CARLAW PARK . TO-MORROW. i FUNERAL NOTICES. tss*s=r r-lOURT NIL DESPERANDUM N ° - ° 495 ' A -°' F - Members of the above Court requested to attend the Funeral of our late BRO. REUBEN CONLEY, leaving the residence 4, York Street, Parncll, on SATURDAY, at 2 p.m. W. F. BEAN, C.R. 1 C. A. WATTS, Sec. RAILWAY NOTICES. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TRAIN SERVICE. KIRIKOPUNI BRANCH. On and after MONDAY, September 4, the present 9.13 a.m. Waiotlra Junction-Kiri-kopuni train will leave Waiotira Junction at 10.13 a.m. and run correspondingly later to Kirikopuni. ] „; MEETINGS. IMPORTANT Developments Edlln Stewart Engine Co. All Stockholders urgently requested attend meeting September 0. :2 LECTURES. FREE Lecture on Budgerigars, G. Rowland Hutchinson; Unity Hall, Queen St., To-morrow (Saturday), 7.30. xl