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amusements. i still repeating its over j seas succkss—crowded ou'j i at every performance. S't. tames , ,— — T. *J AMTT.gy ST. TAMES',=: T. " AMES , , "Whpre Sound Sounds Best. ,1 SpssiniiK : 11 a.m., 2.15 and 8 p.m SIR BENJAMIN AND MR. JOHN FULLER PRESENT WITH PRIDE \\marie dressler\\ \\marie dressler\\ \\wallace beery\\ \\ WALLACE BEERY Vy \\ JEAN HARLOW \\ \\ JEAN HARLOW \\ In i "DINNER AT EIGHT," "DINNER AT EIGHT," "DINNER AT EIGHT," "DINNER AT EIGHT," i i With JOHN BARRYMORK NX NX BILLIE BURKE \X \\ LIONEL BARHYMORKVs, XX JEAN lIERSIIOLT N Ov V, KAREN MORLEY XX \X EDMUND LOWE XX N\ MADGE EVANS NX XX LEE TRACY NX NX PHILLIPS HOLMES \\ XS JIAY ROBSON and a Host of Others. A Veritable Banquet of Stars. Recommended by Censor for Adults. BOOKINGS ARE HEAVY. |||| SECURE YOUR SEATS NOW. PLANS AT ST. JAMES , . ||j| Y /V " THE LONDON," y NEWSREEL CINEMA. \ Opp. G.P.0., Queen St. 6(J FINE HOLIDAY BILL TO-DAY. Qr\ Back to Old-time Prices. 3d ALL BRITISH 3d 6d COMEDY. 6d 3d JIMMY GODDEN, 3d BOBBIE HOWES and _ , 6d CONNIE SHOTTER, in DQ Q d " FOR THE LOVE 6d " , " FOR THE LOVE o , 6d OF MIKE." M 3d OF MIKE." 3d HELiPS OF NEWS REDLS. ~ , "CI Front Stalls and Back Circle, Cd ; *> a nj Reserves De Luxe Stalls, 1/. 5 j 3d Children, Half-price. OO R j Sessions: 11, 2, 4, G and 8. gj DQ The Best and Cheapest In Town. 3d THE LONDON, o pp - GPO - 3d I T>TTr»r4T? T REMUQEA ROAD I IUJJUIV I To-night, 8.15. rrr big holiday attraction. \\ JANET GAYNOR \V And HENRY GARAT, In \\\ " ADORABLE," \\\ With Herbert Maudin, C. Aubrey Smith iV SPECIAL TUDOR BU3ATUHETTES. W\ Approved for U>iivcrnal Exhibition. ] T3PT r P A MTvTT A i THRE3E LAMPS. ) ijKIIAJNJNIA 1 Ncwsof world, »\\ 7.30-8. \V ROBERT MOXTGOMBRY, \\\ With Ann Harding, In AY "WHEN LADIES MEET." .Yγ And HEATHER ANGEL, In \V "A SELF-MADE LADY." \\\ Recommended by Censor for Adults. [""GREY LYNN c 1,1 Vj£~ \W To-night, at 8. \\\ "KING KONG," \\\ The Sth Wonder o£ the World. .YY Recommended by Censor for Adults. \V And Positively Unsuitable for Children \YY Also Phil Harris, of KFI fame, in \V "SO THIS IS HARRIS." J AMBASSADOR , . Pt T O ( : n f^?f~| vu 'ROLAND YOUNG, GEO. filibsSMITH ■YY and LADY TKIOIO, in Xγ 'WEDDING REHEARSAL.' \Y\ Approved for Universal Exhibition. Kir Sui>portiiiß Programme. rMNGSLAND I O L D i\V "THE BIG CAGE," .\\ ALSO, \V "SWEEPINGS." Y\) Recommended by Censor for Adults. IAVONDALE^^ 7 . 76S J \\ ; TO-NIUHT ONLY. V\\ George Brent and Vivlenne Oi^borne, \\\ "LUXURY LINER." Aγ CARNIVAL DANCB TILL, 1 A.M. \\> Wed.. Tluirs.—"The Mntjquornder." I TAKAPTTNA gaiety, j I IAIVArUINA 8 pn) 23-4G5. | W PAUL LUKAS, NANCY CARROL, In WKISS BEFORE THE MIRROR. \\» Recommended by Censor for Adults. [ U v CAROL LOMBARD—JACK OAKIE in YV FROM HELL TO HEAVEN. YY' Also, Zane Grey's "HERITAGE OF THE DESERT." SPORTING. AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. SUMMER MEETING, 1933-34. THURSDAY, DEC. 28, AND JANUARY 1 AND 2. FIRST RACE ABOUT 11.30 A.M. EACH DAY. ADMISSION TO RACECOURSE: Each Person 1/6 Vehicles 2/6 Leger Enclosure—■ I ■ Gentlemen 4/ Ladies 3/ Grandstand Enclosure— Gentlemen 10/ Ladies 5/ Amusement Tax paid by the Club. Children under twelve -will NOT be adnitted to the Grandstand Enclosure. No >erson who has at any time since the passing of the Gaming and Lotteries Act Amendment Act, 1908, followed the occupa:ion of a Bookmaker or Bookmaker's Clerk, 10 disqualified or undesirable person will Jβ admitted 'to the Ellerslie Racecourse luring the Summer Meeting, and if any such person is found on such course he ivill be removed therefrom and prosecuted 'or trespass. The promotion of Sweeps is prohibited, ind any person infringing this regulation will be removed from the Racecourse and prosecuted. W. S. SPENCE. :30 Secretary. CHEMISTS. EDSON'S Hair Renewer, stops hair falling out, darkens grey hair, prevents dandruff; 3/6. —Schmidt, Chemist. B RALPH'S Reliable Remedies — (Ralph Sanft), new address, 201, Symonds St., p