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AMUSEMENTS. TO-DAY TO-DAY QT. TAMESj.rs «t! tl mm | a "Where Sound Sounds Best." a ■ Sessions : 11 a.m., 2.15 and 8 ptm, NEVER— HAS THERE BEEN A GREATER PICTURE! NEVER SUCH A STUPENDOUS CAST! NEVER A MORE ABSORBING STORY! GRAND N.Z. PREMIERE TO-DAY Sir Benjamin and Mr. John Fuller will present with pride The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer First Championship Production. MARIE DRESSLER, MARIE DRESSLER, WALLACE BEERY, WALLACE BEERY, JEAN HARLOW, JEAN HARLOW, In :s§lf 11| With JOHN BAKRYMORE, BILLIB BURKE, LIONEL BARRYMORE, JEAN HERSHOLT, KAREN MORLEY, EDMUND LOWE, MADGE EVANS, LEE TRACY, PHILLIPS HOLMES. MAY ROBSON, and a Host of Others. A Veritable Banquet of Stars. Recommended by Censor for Adultt. IT TOOK LONDON BY STORM! "Hollywood's Best Film."—"Dally Mali" "Best seen for many months." —"Daily Sketch." "A Triumph."—"Daily Telegraph." "Magnificent Entertainment." —"Daily Express." "Tremendous." —"Evening Standard." NOW SMASHING RECORDS IN AUSTRALIA! TRULY THE ARISTOCRAT OF CINEMA ART! Supporting Programme includes Another Delightful Metro-Colourtons Novelty, "MENU." BOOKINGS ARE HEAVY Secure Your Seats To-day for the Opening Nights and the Holidays. PLANS AT ST. JAMES'. WE ARE OPEN XMAS NIGHT. r" THE LONDON," Opp. G.P.0., Queen St. \ NEWSRBEL CINEMA. 6d Sessions: 11, 2, 4, 6 and 8. g(J 3d FINE HOLIDAY BILL o H J? TO-DAY. f 6". BACK TO OLD-TIME PRICES. 6d 3d ALL BRITISH 3d 6d COMEDY. 6d , JIMMY GODDEN, rfCl BOBBY HOWES, C. SHOTTER, 6d "FOR THE LOVE 6d orf " FOR THE LOVE « fl !5 OF MIKE." 3 * 6d OF MIKE." 6d QJ HEAPS OF NEWS REELS. gJ Front Stalls and Back Stalls, 6d; CA Reserves De Luxe Stalls, 1/. RA uu Children, Half-price. " u 3d 3d THE LONDON. 3d 3d Opposite G.P.0., Queen Street. I TUDOR j KE3 ?o ß n!g A ht ßo ß A i?. ,\\ GLORIA STUART, PAUL LUKAS, \\\ NANCY CARROLL and FRANK v\\ MORGAN, In A\ 00000000 000000000 AVKISS BEFORE ™ E MIRROR. VV * 00000000000 0000000 \\\ Recommended by Censor for Adults. v\\ SUPERB TUDOR FEATURETTES. v\\ "XMAS TREE" MATINEE \\ TOhMORROW, 2.30. \V\ A Present for Every Boy and Girl. [ BRITANNIA | TH S e L S News of World, 7.30-8. \\\ OWEN NARES & BENITA HUME, in \\\ "DISCORD" (The Broken Melody) \\\ Recommended by Censor for Adults. SS And HENRY KENDALL and \\\ DOROTHY BOYD, In \\\ "THE IRON STAIR." \\\ Approved for Universal Exhibition. v \\ BIG MATINEESA^jJ^ |-GRE\" lynn 71 ?!!?!] \\\ "PROSPERITY." \\\ Approved for Universal BAtMm U\ SPECIAL MAT. TO-MORROW AO_21 AMBASSADOIPIgIgO Ul LILI DAiMITA, in _,__ „ \\\ "GOLDIE GETS ALONG \\\ Recommended by Censor for Adultt- .\\ Full Supporting Programme \\\ BIG MATINEE TO-MORROW. 2_PM. 1 KINGSLAND 1 %?&& X\ "ADORABLE," \\N YOU SAID a"MOUTHFUL. \\) Approved lor Universal Exhibition. | AVONDALEISi^gSj' \T\ Friday and Saturday, at S p.m. A\ "KING KONG." ,\V The Sth Wonder of tlic World. pTAKAPUNA sU/lSj l\\ ALISON SKIPWORTH and .\V ROLAND YOUNG, in \V 'A LADY'S PROFESSION/ AFTER the Show—Follow the crowd, they're going to Dance and Sup at rue PIG AND WHISTLE, Mission Bay Why not you also? "It's Great." D R. NIXON, Prop. RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS. MOTORISTS! TRAVELLERS! YOUR RENDEZVOUS, VICTORIA CAFE, 55 Victoria Street West, Auckland. The Best by Test. Meals Daintily Served. DELICIOUS GRILLS, Cooked by a Chef with 30 Years' Experience. Courteous Service. OPEN ALL HOLIDAYS, SUNDAYS, 5-11 p.m. Phone 44-685. _____£ KENSINGTON DINING ROOMS Open during holidays. Xmas Dinner, 1/Cj other meals, 1/. • '-'-'