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_j AMUSEMENTS. I\ ~M ffiE 7 PLAZA —^ j Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. | 11 A.M. —12.30 — 2.30 — 5 AND 8 P.M. ROARS OF LAUGHTER AT EVERY SESSION GREETED— THE SCREEN'S BEST LAUGIIMI'STERY, Remember t ast -\tight?" EMEMBER -L'AST IGHTV " Remember t ast -vtight?" EMEMBER J-'AST IGHTV " I > EMEMBER T AST XT IGHTV " VBMICMBER -"AST -L-N IGHTV" Remember t ast -\tightv" EMEMBER -"AST -*-' IGIIT? " Remember t ast -vt ightv" EMEMBER -^IGHT?" I> EM EMBER T AST "VTIGHT V " VEMEAIBER -"AST IGIIT?" Remember t ast -vtight?" EMEMBER -L'AST I» EMEMBER T AST "VTIGHT ? " -"AST IGIIT? " Recommended by Censor for Adults. WITH A MILLION DOLLAR CAST « HEADED BY j — ROBERT YOUNG — — ROBERT YOUNG — — ROBERT YOUNG — — ROBERT YOUNG — CONSTANCE CUMMINGS EDWARD ARNOLD SALLY EILERS I ROBERT ARMSTRONG REGINALD DENNY GREGORY RATOFF ED. BROPHY A LAUGH IN EVERY LINE OF DIALOGUE AND A THRILL IN EVERY SECOND. IT'S THE PICTURE OF A THOUSAND SURPRISES. I — ASSOCIATE PROGRAMME — FOX AUST. NEWS. "STRANGER THAN FICTION," I MUSICAL COMEDY, etc. H"; SURE AND BOOK. PLAN AT THEATRE. RESERVATIONS, 41-586. < STATE I To-night at 8. DEVONPORT. | Phone 22-101. SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE In Her Happiest Musical Hit, " BABY! TAKE A BOW!" Approved for Universal Exhibition. Special Featurettes. REGENT ] To-night at S. EPSOM. j Phone 20-142. | CHESTER MORRIS, JEAN ARTHUR In a Daring Modern Thriller, " PUBLIC HERO NO. 1." Recommended by Censor for Adults. CARL BRISSON in a Musical, ALL THE KING'S HORSES. Approved for Universal Exhibition. ALEXANDRA | To . nlght at 8 . GREEN I.ANE. | Phono 10-647. I CHESTER MORRIS, JEAN ARTHUR In a Modern All-action Thriller, " PUBLIC HERO' NO. 1." Rccommcnded by Censor for Adults. The LATE WILL ROGERS In his most human picture. " STEAMBOAT ROUND I.J' V THE BEND." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Free Bus for Alexandra leaves Panmure Hotel 7.10, 7.40; Lake Road, 7.20. 7.4,1; Ellerslie, 7.25, 7.50. | DE LUXE [ To . nlßht s . I MT. ALBERT. | Phone 40-104. SHIRLEY TEMPLE In her sweetest picture, "LITTLE MISS MARKER." Approved for Universal Exhibition. J Special Featurettes. SUNDAY EVENING,

AT THE AT THE STRAND. STRAND. DOORS OPEN G. 45 P.M. IN MEMORIAM OF OUR LATE GRACIOUS MONARCH. A PICTORIAL REVIEW OF THE LIFE AND WORIC OF KING GEORGE V. J Will be screened, together with Scenes of the Throbbing Heart of 1 " MIGHTY LONDON," The Greatest City of the Greatest Empire in the History of Humanity, and the Lifelong Home of our late Beloved King. London's Palaces and Parks; London's People at Work and Play: London Yesterday and , To-day. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Prccedcd by 7.ls—Screen "Talks" ; Too Good to Miss. 7.3O—MR. P. B. FITZHERBERT, Speaking on WHITHER NEW ZEALAND? A Futuristic Vision of our Wbnderful Dominion. The Executive of the' Rationalist Association requests its members and the Public to be seated by 7.15 p.m. SILVER COLLECTION AT DOORS. 25 CARNIVALS. MONSTER CARNIVAL! ' MISSION BAY. AFTERNOON AND EVENINGS. TILL' FEB. 1. - J The Out-door Amusement Rendezvous of Auckland. MINIATURE RAILWAY. | ROLLING WAVE. MERRY-GO-ROUND. | FOLLOW THE CROWD! - BEGONE DULL CARE! FUN FOR OLD AND YOUNG! We Sell Good Goods and Thailk the Public for their appreciation. MILLER AND DAVEY'S BIG SHOWS. j25 FUNERAL NOTICES. CJTAR OF GLENORA LODGE, ® NO- US. 10 OF. The Brethren of the above Lodge, and of the Waitemata District Lodge, are requested to attend the Funeral of the late BRO. STEVE VRANJES, leaving Little and Sons, Hobson Street, at 2 p.m. SUNDAY, for Waikumete. S. WARNOCK, N.G. 25 E. WOODS, Sec. LECTURES. .-tut so,. "CJICKLE OR SWASTIKA." , A WAR OF IDEAS. f % Lecture by £ REV. J. H. G. CHAPPLE. SUNDAY, 26TK, AT 7.45 P.M., F.S.U. lIALL, 409, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. New Booklet Now Available—A N.Z. Businessman's Impressions of Soviet Russia, by 11. A. Holmes. Price OU. Send to P.O. Bos 1786, Auckltjpyi. 25