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AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL > / / \, /"\ Vr a miriM at Continuous \. NATIONAL < 11 a.m. to 7 jt.m^ NATIONAL LAST THREE DATS Of this Great Musical Success, "THE DESERT SONG," "THE DESERT SONG," "THE DESERT SONG," "THE DESERT SONG," WITH JOHN BOLES (AS THE RED SHADOW), Hear once again these Never-to-be-forgotten Melodies : "The Desert Song," "One Alone," "Romance," "The Riff Song," 'It." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Excellent Featurettes Include: MICKEY MOUSE CARTOON, And Chapter 2 "Gordon of Ghost City.' In Addition : (MATINEES ONLY), MICKEY & MINNIE MOUSE, In a Colourful Pantomime, "EUICKBY'S SCHOOLDAYS." Thirty Talented Children in Songs, Dances and Comedy. Produced toy Miss Lillian O'Leary. Prices: 1/, 1/6. Children, Half-price. Phone 42-IG9. FRIDAY >"EKT — AT BOTH THEATRES, NATIONAL AND STATE, The World's Greatest Laugh. " CHARLEY'S AUNT." " CHARLEY'S AUNT." " CHARLEY'S AUNT." With CHARLES RUGGLOS. Real Stimulating Comedy. S T R A N D. CONTINUOUS FROM 11 A.M. SEND THE KIDDIES. DAY SESSIONS: I PARAMOUNT'S I WONDER PICTURE, / "PETER PAN." " PETER PAN." "PETER PAN." (DAY SESSIONS ONLY.) I THE SHOW FOR THE KIDDIES, j J. M. Barrle's Wonder Story of' I Peter, Wendy, Capt. Hook and his Pirates. I ACTION, ADVENTURE, THRILLS.! — In Addition — NIGHT SESSIONS: I CECIL B. DE MILLE'S \ GREAT SPECTACLE OF TO-DAY. I Gripping in its Realism, "THIS DAY AND AGE." "THIS DAY AND AGE." "THIS DAY AND AGE." \ SPECTACLE! ... that fills the screen to I overflowing! I CONFLICT! I ... of mighty drama burning j into your memory ! POPULAR PRICES: 1/6, 1/, 6d. ~\ STATE. STATE. •< Nightly, 8 p.m. j> STATE. \0 /^ (LATE LYRIC.) MARIE DRESSLER, MARIE DRESSLER, MARIE DRESSLER, POLLY MORAN, POLLY MORAN, In " PROSPERITY." " PROSPERITY." "PROSPERITY." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Excellent Supporting Programme. Prices: 1/, 1/6; Children, Half-prices. Plans at Theatre. Phone 43-645. CO-NIGHT. — DANCING. SPECIAL LONG NIGHT, 8.15 to 2 a.m. BIG RACE CARNIVAL. <MA YFAIR > CABARET. Ladies, 1/6; Gentlemen. 2/. Monte Carlos. Spot Waltz. Many Other Novelty Dances. Good Prizes, Balloons, Streamers, Etc.. ■ 26 DANCING. - SPECIAL LONG NIGHT. — LABOUR HALL, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 P.M. OLD- TIME DANCE, lats, Novelties, Monte and Spot Prizes, Confetti, Etc. >ances to Suit Patrons, including Imperial, Pride o' Erin, Tingle Tangle, Etc. FRANK STACBY'S ORCHESTRA. Supper Provided. Ladies, 1/. Gents, 1/6. >THBR SPECIAL NIGHTS : TO-MORROW (Wed.), FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. ' _26 L.ONG NIGHT — TO-NIGHT. NIGHT — TO-NIGHT. "^RYSTAL' T>ALACE T>ALI,ROOM. Crystal -palace -Dallroom. CARNIVAL NIGHT. .'ovelties Galore, Beach Hats, Water Novelties, Etc. )ave O'iMalley's Celebrity Dance Band TRIPLE FOX TROT CONTEST? >ancing Commences at 8 p.m. Finishes (?) a.m. Supper Provided. Subscription, 2/. 6 ' LEO. J. KENNY, M.C. HALL, SURREY CRESCENT J TO-NIGHT, BOXING NIGH'p -GENUINE OLD-TIME DANCE - COXNON'S POPULAR eaturing the Pride of Erin and all Your 'avoTirites. Special Spot Prizes, Chocoites, Cigarettes and Supper. A Good Time assured. Only 1/ Each. 26 JUGOSLAV BENEVOLENT SOCIETY •will hold a Dance December 26, 1933, nd New Year's Day, start 8 o'clock, lanchester Unity Hall, Hobson Street. Two iilver Cups will be donated for Waltzing Competition, commencing December 26 Nnal New Year's Day. First class Music rill be provided. Everybody Welcome. jidie-s 1/, Gents 1/6. 28 yrOVELTIES. Decorations, Flowere, Dance Hats, cheapest in town.—Mortensen. Manufacturer, 270, Karaagahape Ed.