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AMUSEMENTS. STILL THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN! ! The First Lady o£ the Screen! -vrORMA QHEARER i> OH.MA In Metro-Guhlwyn-Mayer's "RIPTIDE" : WHEN A WOMAN LOVES." Recommended hu Censor for Adults. — With — ROBT. "Yf ONTGOM BUY OBT. — And — HERBERT MARSHALL. MA REG SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA in New Selections. . J 1 ST. JAMES , THEATRE, Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. Sessions To-day at 5.1 2.13 —-— S p.m. Plans at Theatre (Phono -Jl-Sl4). "THE LONDON." FIRST N.Z. RELEASR , 6d _ LEO CARILLO, — bd 3d LOLA LANE and LLOYD HUGHES 3d 6d ] "HELL BOUNDTH ?! 3d An linmorial Uomance o£ Crime"" C i and Humanity. a^ t>o ft ceo mm en ilcd Censor lor Adults. « u O.A Special Attractive Feuturetles and 3d Supports. 6d Continuous from 11 a.m. to bCI 10.30 p.m. _ , 3d Front Stalls and Hack Circle, Od; «U ~ 7 Res., I/; Children, Sal. Even., lid. fi J DCI A STRONG KILL TO-DAY AT Du 3d THE LONDON, orx '- G - I '-°- 3d I CINEMA. I REMUIORA. I IUJUUrC i pi,,,,,,. -1-710. \\\ This Evening at 5.15. \\\ CLARK GABLE and \vi CLAUDETTE COLBERT in \V "IT HAPPENED W ONE NIGHT." Ay Recommended V;i Censor for Adults. V\\ Ifi3-l's Greatest Comedy-Drama. \\\ Splendid Supporting Programme. I r , A TTP'TV I TAKAPUNA, To-nlsht, S. I I Phono 28-465. \\\ DOROTHEA WIBCK in i\\ "THE CRADLIO SONG." \\) Approved tor Universal Exhibition. I A VONT) ATP - M unici pal I I AVUINJJAIjiIIx-HKATKB. 47-7U5. I \\ Zano Grey's Immortal Romance, \V THE THUNDERING HERD \U StarrlllK HARRY CAREY. RANDOLPH AV SCOTT and JUDITH ALLEN, also \\| CLAUDETTE COLBERT, In "THRIOE-CORNIORED MOON." y\\ An Uproarious Family Comedy. \\ Both Apiirovnl I'nirenml Exhibition. I AMBASSADOR g^S l^ t~ JANET GAYNOR. WARNER BAXTER In "PADDY, THE NEXT BEST THING." "PADDY. THE NEXT BEST THING." Approved tor Universal Exhibition. FAY WRAY. NILS ASTHKR in I \\\ "MADAME SPY," i \ \A Tlic Dazzlluß Career of an Adventuress, i t\\ Recommended bit Censor for Adults, j I KTNOST.AND I To-night. S.o' \\> CiKETA GARBO—LEWIS STONE in

\V j "QUEEN CHRISTINA." \ \V LBSLIB FULLER —U.M.MV GODDBN \\\ T IIE TT AWLBI ' S 0F TTiGii <^t. \\\ ISuth Aitprvccd t'nlccrsnl Inhibition. 1 BIRKENHEAD"! ! \\> Blng Cronby and .lack Oakie, In V\\ 'TOO MUCH HARMONY." .\\ Approved for Universal inhibition. j LEWIS EADY HALL. MONDAY, OCTOBER 29. SONG AND PIANO RECITAL BY STUDENTS OF LEO WHITTAKER. BOX PLAN fti LEWIS EADY. LTD. ADMISSION, 1/0 and 1/. LAWN TENNIS. _/ TENNIS. ff& TENNIS. 1934 WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONS TO PLAY IN AUCKLAND. F. J. PERRY, Holder of British, FT DTP'D'D'V American and Aus- . J. ±JliJ\,Kl, trnlinn Championships. 103-1 Wimbledon MISS D. ROUND, Champion. MISS D. ROUND, R. MENZEL, 7ih , n 10 ,, R. MENZEL, world's ranking. British Dnvl. Cup G. P. HUGHES, Doubles Champion. Q p HUGHES .._ A T.yl'liis year's British M. DEARMAN Women's Doubles AND Sensation, and hold--ISJ TYT V crs °* German ChamIN. Li I Lj&. pionship. STANLEY STREET, ! STANLEY STREET, i SATURDAY NEXT, NOV. 3, MONDAY, NOV. 5. PROGRAMME. SATURDAY.— 1.30 p.m.. G. P. Hushes v. N. fi. stun : 2.30 p.m.. Miss D. Round v. Miss M. Dearman ; 3.30 p.m., Perry and Hughes v. Menzel and Sturt- 4.30 p.m.. Perry and Miss Round v. Menzel and Miss L.ylc. MONDAY.—I.3O p.m.. Perry v. Menzel: -••"" P.m.. "Sturt: and Miss Macfarlane V. Hughes and .Miss Lyie : Ii.KO p.m., Perry and Sturt v. Menzel and Hughes: 4.30 p.m.. Misses Round and .Macfarlane v. MUses Dearman and Lyle. PKTCES. — SATURDAY : Reserved Scats. T/G ; Covered Stands. ."«/: Wrst otand, 3/(> • East Stand. 2/0, MONDAY: G/ 4/ '■'</. 'It. All Prices Plus Tax. School Children in Uniform—each Day. 1/. RESERVATIONS AT FRANK WISEMAN. LTD.. QUEEN ST , FROM TUESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER SO. I