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AMUSEMENTS. LAST TWO DAYS. DRAMATIC ROMANCE OF SHEER DELIGHT. i I THE CONSTANT NYMPH. | I THE CONSTANT NYMPH. I THE CONSTANT NYMPH. THE CONSTANT NYMPH. Recommended hi/ Censor for Adults. With BRIAN AHERNE, VICTORIA HOPPER. The Scenic Grandeur of the Austrian Tyrol lends a romantic fascination to this brilliant production. A PICTURE OF CHARM AND DELICATE DRAMA. 11 A.M., 2.15 AND 8 P.M. t Inaugurating the Direction and Control b.v Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.), Ltd. COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT: 111 GEORGE HI WHITE'S || "SCANDALS." || "SCANDALS." || "SCANDALS." II "SCANDALS." |j "SCANDALS." || "SCANDALS." A MAGNIFICENT MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA. I GORGEOUS j GIRLS. ■| SWEETEST | SONGS. | DELIGHTFUL | DANCING. IT BEGINS WHERE TIIE WORLDFAMOUS BROADWAY SHOW LEFT OFF! Rccommcnded by Censor for Adults. A FOX PICTURE. FOR SPECIAL DISPLAY ADVERTISEMENT SEE PAGE 10. ] "THE LONDON." | 6d AN ALL-BRITISH COMEDY. 6d _ , " A LMOST A TTONEYMOON," „ , 3d "-"-lmost a -Honeymoon," ou Featuring Dodo Watts and 6d Donald Culthorp. 6d Also Excellent Supporting Features 3d Approved fur Universal Exhibition. 3d Sessions continuous from 3 1 a.m. 6d THE LONDON, oei>. g.p.o. 6 d 1 rpr TFIAD ~\ Centrally REMUEKA. I J- U I Heated. Phone 24-749. This Evening, at S! AY CONRAD VEIDT, ESTHER RALSTON \\\ and JOAN HARRY, in \\\ "ROME | \\\ EXPRESS." | YV Rccommcnded by Censor for Adults. A\ Considered to be the Best British \ y Picture produced last year. 1 GREY LYNN I GRACIE FIELDS, in \\\ "THIS WEEK OF GRACE." A\ JOAN BENNETT, JAMES DUNN in \V "FROM ARIZONA TO |\V BROADWAY." \W Both Approved Universal Exhibition. | KINGSLAND | } \Y "MIDSHIPMAN JACK," \\\ Also. \\\ "PARACHUTE JUMPER." A\ Both Approved Universal Exhibition. \\ Be wise and Reserve Your Se.at. V\_2 No Extra Charge. | AMBASSADOR / \y Hersliolt, in \\\ "HEARTS OF HUMANITY." t\\ Approved for Universal Exhibition. I GAIETY I TAKAPUNA. I * 1 I Comfortably Heated. Double-Feature Programme. LeslieFulA\ ler ia "I'oor Old Bill," and "The Man \\) at Six." \'\ Approved for Universal Exhibition. | BIRKENHEAD | gg Mary Brian and Jack Oakie, in \\] "MADISON SQUARE GARDEN." \\J Rccommcnded by Censor for Adults. BOXING. B I G BOXING. DOUBLE PROGRAMME. TOWN HALL, MONDAY, JUNE 4. PROFESSIONAL FIGHT, MICKY HOLLAND, MICKY HOLLAND, H.MJS. Diomede, Champion Combined Forces, V. CYCLONE McKAY, CYCLONE McKAY ; Gisborne. Special Amateur Fight: BILLY McKAY, v; FRANG BRUNO, Gisborne. Auckland. And THE NAVY: v. • AUCKLAND : Seaman Gallagher v. Alf. Broadhcad. Marine Bunce v. Bunny Martin. Seaman Grant v. Mick McKenna. Seaman Fulton v. Wally Shiels. PRICES : Stage, 10/; Circle, 4/ ; Stalls, 3/. Ladies and Boys Half-Price. Reserves, Od extra. Gallery, 1/6 ; Back Stalls, 1/. No half-price. BOX PLAN OPENS THURSDAY, WATTS' .SPORTS DEPOT, LTD., Exchange Lane. These Bouts will NOT be Broadcast. H. E. WATTS. Hon. Secretary. BOWLING. r\ REY LYNN BOWLING CLUB. VJT FULL RINK TOURNAMENT, MONDAY, JUNE 4. There are still a few Vacancies in the above. PHONE 26-396.