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AMUSEMENTS. /TIVOLI \ /RIALTOX • f TIVOLI \ / RIALTO ) ( Newton. J 1 Newmarket. V Phone 44-136. / \ Phone 4G-GOO. j Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Lid. TIVOLI NIGHTLY AT 8 P.M. RIALTO NIGHTLY AT 7.45. fTIATINKKS TO-MORROW, 2 P.M. I R.K.O. RADIO PRESENT 2-SPECIAL FEATURES-2 Both Screening for the First Time in Australasia. •No. I—ETHEL M. DELL'S J Immortal Classic Novel, THE ROCKS OF VALPRE, THE ROCKS OF VALPRE, THE ROCKS OF VALPRE, .With WINIFRED SHOTTER ns "Christine," JOHN GARRICK as "Louis," LESLIE PERRINS . as "Captain Rodolphe." As a book it was read by thousands as a film it wiJl bring joy to millions! No. 2— •"- STRANGER THAN FICTION! ' WILDER THAN DREAMS! The critics said it was impossible —But here Is the film to prove it! THE ADVENTURE GIRL. THE ADVENTURE GIRL. 0 THE ADVENTURE GIRL. With I JOAN LOWELL, I Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. RIALTO ONLY Episode 2, "Tailspin Tommy," and Special Children's Programme at Matinee To-morrow. USUAL POPULAR PRICES. rpIVOLI — TOIALTO — rpO-NIGHT F TJT7<r<Tr<'M r P I EPSOM. { RilibrlLiiN 1 I To-night at 8. Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Phone 20-142. The Outstanding Film of 1935. NORMA SHEARER, FREDRIC MARCH, CHARLES LAUGHTON, All In " THE BARRETTS OF WIMPOLE ST." "Recommenced by Censor for Adults. Superb Featurettes. Big Western Matinee, Sat., 2 p.m. I WfT'Q'T , TfMTI t* PONSONBY RD. I WHibl JiiiNL> \i Phone 20-940. "News of the World" Session from 7.30. 2 — Great Attractions r— 2 CONRAD VEIDT In " JEW SUSS " CHESTER MOERIS, ROCHELLE HUDSON, In " I'VE BEEN AROUND." Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. Big Western Matinee. Sat., 2 p.m. I ALEXANDRA | G £ 0 E S^ Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Phone 16-647. '2 —■ Great Features — 2 WARNER BAXTER, MYRNA LOY, In " BROADWAY BILL." Recommended by Censor for Adults. , MAY ROBSON In " GRAND OLD GIRL." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Coloured Cartoons, Comedies, Serial, etc., at Matinee, To-morrow (Sat.), '2 p.m. J DE. LUXE I UT. ALBERT. [ Electrically Heated | To-night at S. GRETA GARBO In "THE PAINTED VEIL." WARNEK Or,ANL> In "CHARLIE CHAN IN PARIS." Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. Matinee To-morrow at 2 p.m. Jgßß} LITTLE THEATRE. Cast: / Comedy, \ Dan Flood, / "MR. PIM \ Althea Parker, "Tun> T3Tl\/T Graham Brown I MK. FLM. I Dulcie Dunning- \ PASSES BY." / ; TerTc'e Morgan, \ PA SSES BY."/ Edna Craig, N. ' Ugaia Hughes. -^ One of the Most Popular of Modern English Comedies —a chuckle from beginning to end. TOWN HALL (concert J. \_» VY J.-<l CHAMBER) TO-MORROW 5 NIGHTS: Box Plans at Lewis Eady, Ltd. PRICES : 4/, 3/, 2/, 1/. Q.O/RGEOUSLY SPECTACULAR! "RUNAWAY GIRL." MATINEE —— SATURDAY. CHILDREN, HALF-PRICE-. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. WELLINGTON WELLINGTON WELLINGTON WELLINGTON t f°^% ln^ llngton are agreed that the Selector has chosen the strongest combination avail- ' V. able, and the best . to yet represent the Province; if defeated we take off our hats to Auckland AUCKLAND. 11 "' have a AUCKLAND. * AUCKLAND. AUCKLAND Selector Zulll is confident in his . selection — present holders of the English Trophy, emblem of ' N.Z. Soccer Premiership. Auckland have a great record to maintain— played 17 matches, won 12, drawn 4, lost 1. "We shall not part with the T2T A 'WnTf'n'R r» Trophy without a PARK I P R M., greatfiffht -" TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). Two Early Games will be played: Auckland Grammar v. Mt. Albert Grammar, at 1.80 p.m., and the popular Midgets, Flyweights v. l'aper-'weights, at 2.30 p.m. Ground, all pnrts, 1/; Covered Stand, 1/ extra ; Unemployed, Od, Terraces Only, St. Paul's Gate. :14 DIVIDENDS. BANK OF "N" EW yEALAND. DIVIDEND FOR HALF-YEAR ENDED 31st MARCH, 1035, IS PAYABLE TO-MORROW. 14 TOILET SPECIALS STS. »n« iiniu&^J 1 A°/ e r.J?ern»anent Wav .