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AMUSEMENTS. SPARKLING! WITTY! T HE staunches ROMANTIC! , Gnr / ■ # « EXCITING! woSld De ne ve? ie S IN FACT IT'S expected "Desire'' PERFECT brilHan? 81 !?" ENTERTAIN- theme and MENT. tion * RESERVATIONS ARE THE HOOK AT THE REGENT ~D T7TI TnXTm 'FOR ALL SESSIONS. KLICJENT (Telephone 32-SSS). 11.0 A.M.. 2.15 P3L. 8.0 P.M. GARY COOPER, ===== GARY COOPER, MARLENE DIETRICH == = 1 " D-E-S-I-R-E." HH = "D-E-S-I-R-E." A PARAMOUNT PICTURE. Recommended In Censor for Adults. Also, ENGLAND BEATS AUSTRALIA IX 3RD RUGBY LEAGUE TEST. CLEMENT MAY in 'MAKE-UP MAGIC.' AND SENSATIONAL SUCCESS OF ROWENA JACKSON IN AN AMAZING DANCE SPECIALITY, WITH THE REGENT ORCHESTRA. (Evenings Only.) I" THE LONDON."! 2 i'jXTivA FINK COMEDIES. fiH-lIM-MY DURANTE and 6d oh LUPK VELEZ in ™ STRICTLY DYNAMITE ||g OJ Five thousand a week and DU Handsome. <50 GJ Recommended Censor for Adults, DOLLY HAAS, " 3d CYRIL MAUDE and 3d „ , IRENE VAXBRUGH iiigj GIRLS WILL BE BOYSJ^ a jThe Duke rebelled against an lieir in nj oa skirts, but liow he fell for her in"" 3d shirts! 3d I 7, , Approved for Universal Exhibition, c , 6d Front Stalls and Back Circle, Cd; OQ q j Res., 1/. 3d Children. Sat. Evening,- Gd. 6d THE FUNNIEST BILL YET AT 6d 3d THE LONDON, OPI> - G - p -0- 3d j rfrfTpwVP CINEMA I REMUERA. j 1 U -LHjn [ Phone 24-749 This Evening at S. Centrally Heated! ' The English Comedian : = JACK BUCHANAN, : " With FAY WRAY in n " WHEN KNIGHTS WERE == BOLD." His Merry (Majesty of Musical Comedy —■ as a 20th Century Knight of the Comic Order ! Approved Universal Exhibition. : 1 FIRST-CLASS .ASSOCIATE = PROGRAMME. I n A TT7"T 1 V I TAKAPUNA. j VTxi.XX2j J. JL | To-night. Phone 23-465. = Carole Lombard and Ered Mac Murray — in "HANDS ACROSS THE TABLE." — Approved for Universal Exhibition. fAVONDALE | H' CLARK GABLE = And CONSTANCE BENNETT = In "AFTER OFFICE HOURS." EE Sparkling Modern Comedy. — Recommended "by Censor lor Adults. Also Clarence Mulford's X>atest HOP- — ALONG CASSIDY story, "The Baffle's — Brood/' "with William Boyd. Approved for Universal Exhibition. _ v FAMBASSADOR r A3g%l

: Commencing 7.30 p.m. — Clark Gable, Jean Harlow, Wallace Beery in = "CHINA SEAS." — Edmund Lowe. Ann Sotliern in = " GRAND EXIT." EE Both Rccommcndcd Censor for Adults. — Travel talk In colour, "Beautiful Banff ■ —■ ami Lake Louise." PKINGSLANdT" To-night, 7.30. — Ricliard Arlen in "Legion of Valour.'' = Jean Parker in "Farmer in the Dell. Both Approved Universal Exhibition. 1 LIBERTY gNgrj paknell. = Programme commences 7.30 p.m. — Irene Dunn, Fred Astalre, Ginger — Rogers, in : " ROBERTA." —~ Approved for Universal Exhibition. 1 BIRKENHEAD! foresters' Hall = Cary Grant in „„ „ = .'THE LAST OUTPOST." — Approved lor Universal Exhibition FOURTH ANNUAL FESTIVAL. BRITISH DRAMA LEAGUE (AUCKLAND ABBA). TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER, TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, to FRIDAY, AUGUST 14. MISS ELIZABETH BLAKE, Official Critic. EXCELLENT PRODUCTIONS of EXCELLENT PLAYS. Admission, 2/ and 1/; Beserves,, 6d extra, at Lewis Eady, Ltd. Plan August 5. Transferable Season Tickets, J/® extra 'booking fee), available trom Secretary or from tlie Box Office. Lewis Eady, Ltd., Queen Street. M. EARL, Secretary, _ 1 3, Vincent Ave., S.E.— FUNERAL NOTICES. AIM' ANDREW LODGE, No. 41S, S.C. The Brethren of abovo Lodge are I requested to attend the Funeral ot our i. BROTHER JOHN iIcGREGOR, which leave the Chapel of W. Morrison, 1 > Parnell Road, at 2 p.m. TU-MOhKOVt (Sunday), for Ililisboro'. By command. 1 L. G. CRAWSHAW, R.W.M. MOTOR TRIPS. _ p I H A. WAITAKERE RANGES, 6/ RETUBN. Rimmer's Motors leave G.P.O. Daily, 9.39 a.m., Saturdays 1.30 p.m., for 54-mile Sight-seeing Tour. Beautiful Bush and Fine Scenic Views. Nihotapu : Fare, 2/G Single, 4/ Return. ' BOOK SEATS. 43-3(10. ws