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AMUSEMENTS. KEEPING THE WHOLE TOWN LAUGHING. C 11 — 2.15 — 8 P.M. DIRECTION: AMALGAMATED THEATRES (N.Z ) LTD A COMEDY PACKED WITH I HILARIOUS FUN. England's Ace Funster, TOM WALLS TOM WALLS TOM WALLS I TOM WALLS j TOM WALLS TOM WALLS TOM WALLS TOM WALLS In a Hilarious Eole, Tn FREDERICK LONSDALE'S Brilliant Play, " JUST SMITH, ,, " JUST SMITH," "'JUST SMITH, ,, A GAUMONT I>k:tl3H PICTURE Recommended by Censor for Adults', With BASIL RADFORD, ANNE GREY, EVE MOORE, AND A HUGE LONDON STAGE CAST. A ROLLICKING STORY! Gambler, society crook, (devil-may-care adventurer, he used liis nimble fingers, cool courage ami ready wit to avenge a lady's honour—-to save another lady—and himself—from the clutches of the law! EXCELLENT SUPPORTS BOOK EARXiI FOR TO-NIGHT. j "THE LONDON." ~ DOUBLE-STAR BILL TODAY. f.j Headed bv Dd CONSTANCE BENNETT, in 6d o ri "RICH PEOPLE" o . uu Good Musical Comedy-Drama «Q a j Many Features of Thriilin? "G Interest. 6d , Approved Universal Exhibition. da Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10.303 d 6d THE LONDON, ofp. g.p.q. 6d I TUDOR I Centrally R EMU EH A. I ±KJ±J\JJ\ I Heated , Phone 24-749. \U TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW AT 8- \\\ CHARLES LAUGHTON, in \Yi "THE PRIVATE LIFE W OF HENRY VIII." \\i Recommended by Censor }or AdulU \Vi Al ?£ ," The Night Bef °re Christinas," \\\ Walt Dj sney's Coloured Cartoon. \\i nc ' Full Programme of Supports \\\ ™ • Keserve b y Telephone 24-740. \\' Third Annual Movie Ball. July 12. ! r GREYLYNN~^Ig^n \V EDDIE CA-XTOK, iu \\\ " ROMAN SCANDALS." \A\ Approved for Universal Exhibition \V Also a Walt Disney Silly Symphony \\\ in Colour, v\\ '"IRE CHINA SHOP." ' ' ' Big Supporting Programme. I AMBASSADOR

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