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amusemeiints. IT'S IN THE AIR • • • it's on the air . . it'B everywhere! It's crazy . . . but it s irresistible . . . "The music goes round aim round!" And now yem can see the last word 111 musicals based on the song that is sweeping Hie worm like a bush fire! — TO-DAY T .! — AT 11—2.1" —srr.Msf —s P.M. ST. JAMES' THEATRE "Warm and Comfortable." Direction : Sir Ben jam cn Fuller. THE NATION'S-NEW AILMENT . . . " THE—MUSIC—GOES « THE—MUSIC—GOES " THE—MUSIC —GOES " THE—MUSIC—GOES " THE—MUSIC—GOES " THE—MUSIC—GOES " THE—MUSIC—GOES " THE—MUSIC—GOES « THE—MUSIC—GOES ROUND!" ROUND!" ROUND!" With ROCHELLE HUDSON, ROCHELLE HUDSON, ROCHELLE HUDSON, ROCHELLE HUDSON, HARRY RICHMAN, HARRY RICHMAN, HARRY RICHMAN, HARRY RICHMAN, MICHAEL, BARTLETT . . . WAtLTER CONNOLLY . . . DOUGLAS DUMBRHLLE, and the writers of the song, FARLEY AND RILEY. 1 An Excellent Associate \ Programme Includes "DR. BLUEBIRD," Colour Classic. " TENSE MOMENTS," Sports Thrill. "SCREEN SNAPSHOTS,"! Hollywood Celebrities on tlio I Screen and off. J RESERVATIONS Are Heavy for the Opening Performances— Plans at the Theatre To-day from 0.30 a.m. Phone 32-020. Approved for Universal Exhibition. (7) f GREY LYNN~[ ST) V-/| CINEMA. KIS To-night, 7.45. Phone 2G-40GI SHIRLEY TEMPLE "BRIGHT" EYES." Approved for Universal Exhibition. MAUREEN O'SULLI VAN, LEWIS STONE " WOMAN WANTED." Recommended by Censorv 'or Adults. TO-MORROW, at 1.30. Monster Unit

Programme : 1. FREE SHIRLEY TEMPLE PHOTOS. 2. METRO NEWS. 3. MAGIC CARPET. 4. COMEDY—"GREAT AMERICAN PIE CO." 5. MYSTERY —"ALIBI RACKET." 6. CARTOON—"BUSTED BLOSSOMS." 7. OUR GANG in "LITTLE SINNER." 8. SHIRLEY TEMPLE In "BRIGHT EYES." S. FREE MOVIE STAR STAMPS and FULL DETAILS OF NEW AND NOVEL, COMPETITION. |ONEHUNGA| | STRAND to-night. STRAND | BETTE DAVIS, GEORGE BRENT AND ROSCOE KARNS, in " FRONT PAGE WOMAN." Rccommendcd by Censor 'or Adults. EXCELLENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME Includes A Musical Review, Cartoons and News. BADMINTON. EXHIBITION MATCHES By the Q.REATEST pLAYEU, J. F. DEVLIN, Of Canada (Assisted by New Zealand's Best), SCOTS HALL, Symonds St., TO-NIGHT, 8 P.M. TO-NIGHT. Price, 1/6: Reserves, 2/6 (including tax). Box Plan at Tisdalls. Sliortland St. NO SPORTS ENTHUSIAST SHOULD MISS THIS GREAT TREAT. :15 HOCKEY. Ck, COME TO THE HOCKEY GROUNDS, -XVn" MARKET ROAD, REMUERA, From 1.50 p.m. GAMES IN ALL GRADES (LADIES' AND MEN'S). SENIOR GRADE:— Men's Games.—Grammar Old Boys v. University, Mount Eden v. St. Luke's, Training College v. Somerville. Ladies' Games. —Kiwi A v. St. David's, Mount Eden v. Wesley, Cievedon v. University B, Technical I'.S. v. University A. ADMISSION CD. 15

SHOWS. The taumarunui and district WINTER SHOW ASSN. (Inc.). TENTH ANNUAL SHOW, THEATRE ROYAL, ' TAUMARUNUI, JUNE 25, 26y 27. t Classes for AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE, HOME INDUSTRIES, NEEDLEWORK, PHOTOGRAPHY AND ART, POULTRY, KENNEL CLUB, FAT SHEEP, WOOL. Applications for Space for Trade Displays invited. Reasonable Rentals. Schedules Posted on Application. 15 P. J. REDFERN, Secretary. FUNERAL NOTICES. Mount albert ex-servicemen's CLUB. Members are requested to attend the Funeral of the late MR. W. R. GRACE, Club Treasurer, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). Members assemble at Residence, 51, Finch Street. Morningside, at 1.50 p.m. W. T. WHITE, 15 President. DOG SHOW. AUCKLAND Alsatian Club, holding Ribbon Parade, Sat.. 23rd, Brewery Reserve. —Sec.. 21, Highland Rd., Mt. Albert. xl 6 SCOOTA BOATS—Get your ride now. One week left.—Civic Square. xl 6