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amusements. 11 — 2.15 — 8 P.M. AMALGAMATED THEATRES (N.Z.), LTD A ffIMKDY PACKED WITH mi^RiQus^UN: lingland's Ace Funster, ! ! TOM WALLS [ 1 TOM WALLS 1 ! TOM WALLS 1 j TOM WALLS 1 I TOM WALLS 1 ! TOM WALLS ! I TOM WALLS 1 | 1 TOM WALLS 1 In a Hilarious Koie, In FREDERICK LONSDALE'S Brilliant l'lny, "JUST SMITH," "JUST SMITH," "'JUST SMITH," A GAUMONT iiKiTISH PICTURE. llccoui mended Itn Censor for Adults, BASIL RADFORD, ANNE GREY, EVE MOORE, AND A HUGE LONDON" STAGE CAST. A ROLLICKING STORY! Gambler, society crook, devil-may-care adventurer, lie used his nimble fingers, cool courage and ready wit to avenge a lady's honour —to save another lady—and himself —from the elutehes of the law! EXC KLLE N T S UPI'O KT S. BOOK KAULY FOK TO-NIGHT. WINTERGARDEN — TO-NIGHT — The Rendezvous of All Pleasure Seekers. -I SUPPER AND DANCING |- -| SUPPER AND DANCING |- MUSIC BY TIIE BEST BAND IX AUCKLAND. "join tlie Ilappy Throng at the Civic." j~"THE LONDON." | ~ , DOUBLE-STAR BILE TO-DAY. ' 6d Really Good Entertainment, OU Headed by 3 C ] CONSTANCE BENNETT, 3d The Captivating Actress, in 6d "RICH PEOPLE." 6d A GOOD MUSICAL COMEDY- „ 3d D It A MA, 3d Many Features of Thrilling 'Intergrj est and Fine Supports. 6d Approval Universal Exhibition. o r l "The London" is Cosy and Com- qj fortable. Cheapest and Best in city. uu „■, Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10.uO™, 6d p.m. oo Front Slalls aud Back Circle. Gd ; 3d lies, 1/; Children (id at Tonight's oCI Session. 6d THE LONDON, opp. g.p.o. 6d I TTmnP i~ Centrally REMUERA. I 1 UL/UIl | Heated. Phone 24-740. v \\ THIS EVENING AT S. \\\ CHARLES LAUGHTON, in \V\ | THE PRIVATE LIFE \Vi I OF HENRY VIII." \\t Jlceommcndcd hi/ Censor for Adults. \\\ Also "The Night Before Christmas," AY Walt Disney's Coloured Cartoon. \\\ And Full Programme of Supports. AY Reserve 'by Telephone 24-749. \\' Third Annual Movie Ball. July 12. i GREY LYNN | ,\\ TO-NIGIIT. AT 7.30. \\\ "NEWS REEL" SESSION, 7.«0 - S.O. \\\ EDDIE CANTOR, in YA "ROMAN SCANDALS." AA Approved for Universal Exhibition. AY Also a Walt Disney Silly Symphony \\\ in Colour, YA "THE CHINA SHOP." A\ Big Supporting Programme.

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