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AMUSEMENTS. THE YEAR'S MOST EXCITING PICTURE! THRILLS ■ ■ DRAMA ■ ■ ACTION THAT WILL DYNAMITE YOU ItIGHT OUT OF YOUK SEATS! THE FIRST OF THE NEW METRO - GOLDWYN - MAYER THRILL DRAMAS . ■ ■ THE INSIDE STORY OF THE WORLDWIDE WAR TO EXP CRIME . . . MORE THRILLING THAN FICTION BECAUSE EVERY " WORD IS TRUE! TO-DAY AT 11 — 2.10 — 5 P.M. — 3 P.M. ST. JAMES' THEATRE. Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. SECRETS OF THE WAR ON CRIME! The most amazing man-limit in history ■ ■ • I lie elm.' of the limping Burgeon . . . tho tragedy of lho House on Brady Street" . ■ • follow the Secret Service on a quest 'where to he known is to die! "•PUBLIC TTERO "VfO. 1 \\ " A ÜBLIC -tl-ERO o. -*-• " "DUBLIC TTERO AXO. 1 "X fJBLIC JJ-ERO O. -*-• ""PUBLIC TTERO AJO. "1 ■ "J- ÜBLIC -f-ERO O. "PUBLIC TTERO "VTO. "1 "1 ÜBLIC JJ-EKO -J-." "PUBLIC TTERO ATO. ' "1 ÜBLIC JJ-BRO J" "PUBLIC TTERO "\JO. "I "X ÜBLIC -L>l o. -*-• "PUBLIC TTERO ~NJO. "1 >f "A ÜBLIC JJ-ERO O. -*-• " PUBLIC TTERO "\TO. 1 "1 ÜBLIC -CIeRO 0. Rccommcndcd by Censor for Adults. . With CHESTER MORRIS, JEAN ARTHUR, LIONEL BARRYMORE, LEWIS STONE, JOSEPH CALLEIA. An Outstanding Associate Programme Includes Their Newest Comedy Riot . . . LAUREL AND HARDY LAUREL AND HARDY — In — Live r* hosts." I v E HOSTS." Live /ghosts." IVB vr HOSTS." Twenty-live Minnies of Happiness! Send five copies of this letter to live friends enclosing One Shilling and BOOH you'll he richer than Lockefeller, etc., etc. " CHAIN LETTER DIMES." Pete Smith and some witty dialogue on the latest chain letter craze. " " GLACIERS," A Delightful Scenic Interlude. St. James* News Service includes the arrival of THE ALL BLACKS IN ENGLAND. Scenes of the Big Wool Store Fire in Sydney« etc., etc. _ rinns at the Theatre aro filling rapidly (Phone olM)20). _____ i f-pjyr\AD CINDMA j UEMUBRA. I TUUUK | Phone 24-741). g _ TO-NIGHT AT 8! — = MERLE OBERON and = MAURICE CHEVALIER — in the Man from the = " FOLIES BERGERE." Approved for Uliivcrx'il Exhibition, = A Bright Musical Show — and it's different ! — WALT DISNEY MICKEY MOUSE z= CARTOON nnd Full Programme! IPA TTT'TV I TAKAPUNA. I <JTAliii 1 I I Ph. 23-105. To-night. Warner Baxter nnd Myrna Loy in EE "BROADWAY BILL." — Approved for Un ivcrsul /.-W/ ibit ion.

lAVONDALE flgMgW I To-night. = Irene Dunne, Ginger Rogers, and Fred Astuire, iu "ROBERTA. — Approved for Universal Exhibition. —Z Sat. and Moil. —Joan Crawford. Clark = Gable, Rofot. Montgomery in "Forsak- —- ing all Others." Recommended by Censor for Adults. [AMBASSADOR ~ Two Excellent Features. EE SHIRLEY TEMPLE in = "BRIGHT EYES." Approved for Universal Exhibition. = ROBERT MONTGOMERY, — ' JIELEN HAYES, in = "VANESSA: = HER LOVE STORY." Recommended bi/ Censor for Adults. -— Shirley Temple iu "Bright Eyes" at —7 Matinee Saturday, 2 p.m. | KINGSLAND~j ™,night. EE Claudctte Colbert in "The Gilded Lily." Juck Hulbert iu "The Camels are — Coming." rrr Both Approved Universal Exhibition. ' ["LIBERTY "msma 1 Ph a K S: __ Programme commences 7.30 p.m. = JAMES DUNN, ALICE FAYE, iu EE "365 NIGHTS IN H HOLLYWOOD." Approved for Universal Exhibition. rE Matinee Sat., 2 p.m. BOXING. boxing. TLA TOWN HALL, MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, AT 8 P.M. MARK CANDY (Wanganui) and (Gisborne) WATTY ROBERTSON. Back Stalls arid Gallery, 1/6. Back Circle, 2/. Front Stalls, 3/. Front Circle, 4/. Stage, 10/. PLUS TAX. NO EXTRA FOR RESERVES. BOX PLAN NOW OPEN at WATTS' SPORTS DEPOT, LTD.. Exchange Lanfc. 95, Queen Street. ' 5 DANCING. rpHE QARLTON QABARET, Top of Queen Street. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Special Supper. LADIES — CD. — GENTS SATURDAY. SATURDAY. BIG CARNIVAL NIGHT. LADIES — 1/6. — GENTS 4 6D — DRUIDS' HALL.—TO-NIGHT—6D HOLTONIAN OLD-TIME DANCE, Recognised Best in Town. MRS. HOLT'S ORCHESTRA. Monte Chocs., Cigs., Complimentarios. Light Supper. 6d, 6d. 6d. Cd. x 4 gT. gEPULCHRB'S "JJALL. TECHNICAL OLD BOYS' RUGBY DANCE. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN. 4 SHALFOON MARGARET O'CONNOR'S STUDIO, SATURDAY NEXT. MANUKAU CYCLE DANCE. :-l