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AMUSEMENTS. . c 11 A.M., 2.15, 8 P.M. DIRECTION: AMALGAMATED THEATRES (N.Z.), LTD. LAST FEW DAYS. — " FASHIONS OF 1934." — — " FASHIONS OF 1934." — — " FASHIONS OF 1934." — — " FASHIONS OF 1934." — A First National Picture. Recommended Ini Censor for Adult*. WILLIAM POWELL, BETTE DAVIS. A feast for the eye of every woman who sees this dazzling parade of beauty. ■— In Addition — JEAN BATTEN Arrives in Australia. "COME TO DINNER." A Musical Burlesque on "Dinner at Eight." ISIIAM JONES' ORCHESTRA. FRIDAY NEXT— THE STORY THAT SET THE WORLD AFLAME . . . NOW BROUGHT VIVIDLY BEFORE _ YOUR VERY EYES. A Startling Drama that Reaches the Innermost Corners of Your Heart. A CAST OF CELEBRITIES— /-QOROTHEA , / \ v W IECK J \ B UADX j / B AB * \ \ T EUOY J \ / V / \ / IB \ " MISS FANE'S BABY _ H IE — STOLEN." A PARAMOUNT PICTURE. Recommended by Censor for Adults. With GEORGE BARBIER, ALAN HALE, JACK LA RUE, DOROTHY BURGESS. " AND THE LAST THING I ' SAID TO HIM WAS . . . 'YOU'RE A BAD LITTLE BOY, MICHAEL.' " A scolding given 111 tender love . . . as she laid her baby to sleep for the night . . . recalled now in anguish as she stares at his empty bed! WHAT A HUMAN DRAMA . . . DARINGLY . . DIFFERENTLY TOLD .... PACKED WITH ACTION. PLANS AT THE CIVIC. THIRD ANNUAL MOVIE BALL, JULY 12.

| TUDOR CINKMA j UE^o u ' \Y\ Centrally Heated. This Evening at 8. \\\ LESLIE HOWARD A\ And HEATHER ANGEL, in \\\ "BERKELEY SQUARE." \\\ Approved lor Universal Exhibition. \\\ A liritish Comedv-Drama. and \V SUPERB TUDOR EEATURETTES. UN Third Movie Ball. July 12. I GREY LYNN g£g gg j v\N REVUE and PICTURES. A\ THE LIVEWIRE REVUE CO. \\ I'rescnts (lie Original and Spectxcular \\\ " HAPPY AND GAY." •\\ Happy Songs, Clever Comedy, Snappy \\ Sketches. \\\ On the Screen: Roland Young and v\\ Herbert Mundln, In AV "PLEASURE CRUISE." ■\ Approved for Universal Exhibition. |_KINGSLAND | S?S£ ! W '•CHARLIE CHAN'S GRETtES"? - \\\ CASE." Also. \Y "BRITANNIA OF BILLINGSGATE" \\\ I!( 'lli Approved Universal Exhibition. \\ Reserve Your Seats. No Extra Charge \Y "Guest Night" To-morrow Xiuht. U\ A Complete Change of Prograninie^ rAMBASSAIDOrv^ I^:^!^ v \ Leon M. Lion—Anne Grev, in \\\ " NO. 37." ■ ,\\ With Ail-Star Cast. \\\ Thrills! Laughter.' Mystorv ! >\\ Approved for Unlversal Exhibit'ion. I GATFITYI Comfortably Tnkapuna. [ X I . H eatedi To-night. 8. v\\ Constance Bennett, in \\ "RICH PEOPLE." ■\\ Recommended by Censor for Adults. [BIRKENHEAD | uaTCBI f\\i Conind Veidt, Esther Ralston. in \\\ -THE ROME ENPRESS." t\\ Recommended by Censor for A dolts. DO REFRESHING AFTER A BUSY K3 DAY'S SHOPPING, in the comfortable and cosy surroundings of COOKE'S RITZ., LTD., 242. Queen Street. :lti TROTTING. AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB ANNOUNCE THE PRINCIPAL ATTRACTION FOR NEXT WEDNESDAY AND FOLLOWING SATURDAY. TROTTING, THE SPORT OF THE PEOPLE. ALEXANDRA PARK, EPSOM, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, JUNE 23. 2 GREAT DAYS' OUTINGS. THRILLS! EXCITEMENT! ENTHUSIASM! FIRST RACE ABOUT 11.30 A.M. 18 A. G. MABEE. Secretary. FRUI T FOR SALE. PPLEST Id per lb.—Lincoln Park Orchards, Pe- .t, Swanson St., opp. , Shortlnnd St., City. c