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AMUSEMENTS. I CRYSTAL RIALTO | i PALACE & RIALTO| I MT. KDKN. XKWSIA RKET. I I Phono 20-57;:. Phone .|O-(100. | I To-night ill S. Toniglit at 7.-15. I WHAT A SHOW! Each of those uttraetions was deemed good enough to lie released on Queen Strtyt ns n si ti.ul>> feature show, j Wo offer thom to you together. No. 1 ROBERT MONTGOMERY, ROBERT MONTGOMERY, ANN* HARDING In a Romantic Comedy, —vr BIOGRAPHY OF A i I [ _ BACHELOR GIRL." j ANN SOTHERN, GENE RAYMOND In 11 He Luxe Musical, I p~HOORAY FOR LOVE/H jl livth Rccoinmcnded Censor for Adult*. USUAL POPULAR PRICES. [ PRINCESS " To ,iiirist" nt. 8. ! DOMINION RD. Phone UI-430. I ~ GUEST NIGHT ADULTS 6d, CHILDREN 3d. Walter Huston, Constance Cuniinings in "GOLD FEVER." Leo Cnrrillo. Tliolma Todd in "DECEPTION." Unth Rccom mritiletl t'lii-m' for Adults. I STATE I To-night at S. i DEVONPOUT. I Phono 22-101. (iUEST NIGHT ADULTS 6d, CHILDREN 3d. JAMES DUNN. SALLY EILERS In "SAILOR'S LUCK." Approval for Universal Exhibition. Special Fcnturottes. I STATE ~~j 'aVnlKht nt 7.-13. | ONEIIUNGA. | Phone 12-344. GUEST NIG 111 ADULTS 6d, CHILDREN 3d. Sally Filers, Frank Morgan in "WA LLS OF , GOLD." - Warner Oland in CHARLIE CHAN S GREATEST CASE. Jiotlt Recommended Censor for Adults. Usual Free Bus. I REGENT I To-niglit at 8. I EPSOM. | Phono 20-142. Clark Gahle, Constance Bennett In "AFTER OFFICE HOURS." Recommended bu Censor lor Adults. Paulino Lord, W. C. Fields in "MRS. WIGGS OF THE CABBAGE I PATCH." |1 Approved for Universal Exhibition. I EMPRESS | News Session 7.30 I NEWTON. I Phone 27-077. | ADULTS 6d, CHILDREN 3d. MYRNA LOY, JOHN BARRYMORE In " TOPAZE." MITZI GREEN, MAY ROBSON In LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE. | Both Approved Tor Universal Exhbn. | WEST END I News Session 7.30 I I I'ONSONBY RD. | Phono 2G-940. ADULTS 6d, CHILDREN 3d. RICHARD DIX. ANN HARDING In " THE CONQUERORS." DOUG. FAIRBANKS, JR., BETTE DAVIS In " PARACHUTE JUMPER." Both Recommended Censor /or Adults. ADELPHI To-nlgllt at 7.45. RICHMOND AV. Phono 27-235. II ADULTS 6d, CHILDREN 3d. | Richard Dix in "THE CONQUEUOItS." i II amo n Novarro, Myrnn Loy in. | "NIGHT IN CAIRO." || Both Recommended Censor lor Adults. ALEXANDRA I To-night nt 8. GREEN LANE. |' Phono 10-647. Jack Hulbert in "BULLDOG JACK." Approved Jor Universal Exhibition. Warner Olnnd, Ilenry Hull in "THE WEREWOLF OF LONDON." Recommended bij Censor jor AUutts Usual Free Bus.

I DE LUXE I To-night at 8. I MT. ALBERT. | Electrically Heated Warner Baxter, Ketti Galliun in "UNDER THE PAMPAS MOON." Sally Eilers, Ray Milland in "ALIAS MARY DOW." Both ItccommciHlcU Censor ]ur Adults. PIRATE SHIPPE, MILFOIiD BEACH. "THE CABARET UNIQUE," Fanned by Healthful Ozone-laden Breezes. SATURDAY NEXT, OCT. 5. 8.0 P.M. TILL 12. JIGGS' NIGHT, When iMAGGIE ENTERTAINS. A Night of Novelty and Revelry at fascinating Milford t»y the Sea. Maggie and Jlggs will receive tli<«ir guests. Captivating Melodies by the INCOMPARABLE PIRATE SIX. Novelty Decorations by Davis and Martin. MONTE CARLO, BALLOONS, FAVOURS. Cabaret Suppers from Gd. ADMISSION : From Auckland, including Free Boat and Bus Transport, DOUBLE, 3/0; SINGLE, 2/. From Bayswater or Devonport, including Free Bus Transport, DOUBLE, 2/0 ; SINGLE, 1/0. Bus leaves Devonport, 7.40 and 8.0 p.m., Bayswater 7.25 and 7.55 p.m. Returning after Dance. Phone 23-414 for Reservations. L. S. DAVIS, M.C. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, SANS SOUCI. > :5 RUGBY FOOTBALL. . • CAN GRAMMAR WIN? GRAFTON v. GRAMMAR, v 3 p.m. Can Grammar beat the Championship Leaders? , OTAHUHU , „ , TECHNICAL, 1.30 p.m. EDEN PARK, SATURDAY. SHOWGROUNDS. MARIST v. j UNIVERSITY, | 3 p.m. ] ( i WESTERN SPRINGS. ' PONSONBY v. < COLLEGE RIFLES, : 3 p.m.