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AMUSEM E N TS. i j 1111«11 111 »»•■«« 111 I Tn7Tm —• i STRAND. 1 11!;inii:f,,,. ~iiiii ~, i i i Continuous from 11 a.m. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres,' Ltd. ANOTHER GRAND SUCCESS TO THE SCREEX'S IDOL, JANET GAYNOR JANET GAYNOR JANET GAYNOR JANET GAYNOR JANET GAYNORJANET GAYNOR JANET GAYNOR - JANET GAYNOR —, JANET GAYNOR ' JANET GAYNOR JANET GAYNOR — JANET GAYNOR JANET GAYNOR in 'THE FARMER takes a WIPE' 'THE FARMER takes a WIFE/ 'THE FARMER takes WIFE? Approved for Universal Exhibition. With JANE (GINGER) WITHERS, SLIM SUMMER VILLE, HENRY FONDO, And SALLY EILERS, ZASU PITTS, MACK BROWN, 111 "THREE ON A HONEYMOON." Approved for Universal Exhibition. A GREAT LAUGH. Reservations Phone 43-114. i TO-NIGHT. == ! TO-NIGHT. I AT BOTH THEATRES. NATIONAL, PRINCE NATIONAL, EDWARD, Queen St. Karangahape Rd. Continuous Matinees at 2. Nightly at S. I Amalgamated 1 nller-Haj ward I Theatres, Ltd. llieatre Corp. I Phone 42-160. Tlione 46-232 THREE GREAT STARS MAKE SCREEN HISTORY. What a memorable circumstance it is that brings to the screen in one magniticcnt entertainment the combined artistry of three ' such outstanding personalities. NORMA SHEARER, I NORMA SHEARER, NORMA SHEARER, NORMA SHEARER, | NORMA SHEARER, CHARLES LAUGHTON, CHARLES LAUGHTON, CHARLES LAUGHTON, FREDRIC MARCH, FREDRIC MARCH, FREDRIC MARCH,In the celebrated story that becomes for all time the treasure of the motion picture theatre, The t> arretts /af HE JJARRETTS "p " HPHE T> ARRETTS "x HE -DARRETTS "F WIMPOLE CJTREBT." impole Street." WIMPOLE QJTREOT." impole Street." A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer SuperSpecial. Recommended by Censor ]or Adults.

LI SPECIAL I I M.G.M. FEATURETTES. Book Early for To-morrow. ! rpTJT7 OTAR KARANGAHAPB KD. OXxx.LV 43-ooa. centrally Heated Daily, 2 p.m. Night (Shorts 7.30 till) 8 p.m. LAST LAY AND NIGHT. "THE GIRL FROM MISSOURI" And "DESIRABLE." Both Rccommcndcd by Censor for Adults. COMMENCING SATURDAY. MANHATTAN, MELODRAMA. Rccommcndcd by Censor for Adultt. And "BRITISH AGENT." Approved lor Universal Exhibition. (7)~g:rey~lynn~|Lo CINEMA. | W To-night, at 7.45. Phone 46-206. I'ALL LUKAS, ALISON' SKIPWORTH ill "CASINO MURDER CASE." Rccommcndcd hp Censor for Adults. "BEYOND BENGAL," Superb Thrilling Jungle Drama. .Special Matinee To-morrow. 1.30 p.m. I MAYF4IR I SANDRINGHA.U. 1 L Al fZ I To-night at Bp.m.. SHIRLEY TEMPLE and GARY COOPER in " NOW AND FOR EVER." JOE E. BROWN, in "SON OF A SAILOR." All Approved for Universal Exhibition. Three Sessions To-morrow, at 10.30 a.m., 1.30 p.m. and S p.m. LAWN TENNIS. pUKEROA rjIENNIS QLUB. The Opening of the New Season will take place on SATURDAY, October 5, at 1.4-> p.m., at the Club Courts, Mountain Road, off Kliyber Pass. Subscriptions : Gentlemen, £2 15/ ; Ladies, £2 5/; Married Couples, £4 10/. This covers for 52 weeks, on seven of the best chip courts in Auckland. Tennis balls provided during summer week-ends. Telephone, Showers, Sunday Play. New Members can start now. Summer and Winter Tournaments held. B, C, D, and E Grade teams. J. ROBERTSON, Hon. Sec., 13. Ridings Road, Remuera. Phone 25-Sl7. 4 A CCURATE Workmanship by our expert Racquets hand or machine strung.— Watts Sports Depot. Exchange Lane. P Tenuis Club, Sandringbam, have Vacancies Lady Players: affllinted A.L.T.A.; 15/. —Mortimer's Store, Haverstock Road. 5 GUARANTEED Restringing, from 6/6' Racquets from 7/0 to 00/.—Tennis Supply Co., 03. Queen St. 9 INSPECT Latest British "Sped" Racquet, 75/ ; others from IS/0. —J. and »• White, Ltd., Broadway, Newmarket. * L» EST KINGING, usually 15/, now 6/6. " satisfaction guaranteed: special offer.— Mfiflorn T-tny C*o.. npp Town Flnll 1 VACANCIES, good players, 3 courts, 22/0, 25/; Balls, 5/.—Muir, Chemist. Balmoral. _ x ' VACANCIES Experienced Players, single court. View Kd. ; Sunday play; 30/. - Vantage, 7253, Star. x< PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION. _ "J\T R. J. GUINI VE N, LIBERAL CANDIDATE. Will Address Electors, PICTURED ROME, MiI.FORD, TUESDAY, OCT. 8. 8 I' M. •'