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AMUSEMENTS. NAVY WEEK NAVY WEEK 2 — ROLLICKING HITS — 2 COMMENCING TO-NIGHT COMMENCING TO-NIGHT J TIVOLI \ N i TIVOLI J D \TIVOLI/ Direction : Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. ROXY SESSIONS : 11 — 2 — 5 — 8 TIVOLI NIGHTLY AT S O'CLOCK." VO. "I II Paramount Presents First O. - 1 - 1| N.Z. Screening. FUN RULES THE WAVES : IX A BREEZY COMEDY - OF GOBS. GAGS. AND GALS: i! LEW AYRES, MARY CARLISLE, !; BUSTER CRABBE, ii BENNY* BAKER, j GRANT WITHERS. I They're in the Navy, Out for the Gravy, j in a Ship Load of Fun. " LADY, BE CAREFUL." ii " LADY, BE CAREFUL." I " LADY, BE CAREFUL." ! u LADY, BE CAREFUL." " LADY, BE CAREFUL." | " LADY, BE CAREFUL." 11 " LADY, BE CAREFUL." |j The Fleet's in and all steamed np: WISECRACKING GOBS AND SNAPPY GALS: For Laughs and Roars! For Howls and Screams! Hear the Gimme Girls Tell it to the Marines! O. O || RKO-Radio Present First O. " || N.Z. Screenirg. COMEDY AND MYSTERY! LAUGHS AND THRILLS! SCREAMS AND CHILLS! j JAMES GLEASON, JAMES GLEASON. JAMES GLEASON, ZASU PITTS, ZASU PITTS, ZASU PITTS, Fighting and Funning. Solving a Blood-Chilling Mystery. I "THE PLOT THICKENS." I "THE PLOT THICKENS." j "THE PLOT THICKENS." "THE PLOT THICKENS." "THE PLOT THICKENS." "THE PLOT THICKENS." "THE PLOT THICKENS." Jimmie the '•G-MAN," Zasu, the "G-GIRL," looking for Missing Emeralds— and catching Cunning Crooks! IT'S A RIOT! Both Recommended Ceneor for Adult*. 1500 SEATS AT 1/, 1/, V, VCHILDREN, 6d, 6d, 6d, 6d, 6d. - T : QmTmti" To-night at 8 I fcJIAJLJtii and Thursday. f DEVOSPOBT. Phone 22-101. BGEOKGE O'BRIEN in an epic o< the California Pioneers, " DANIEL 800NE. ,, Approve* for Universal Exhibition. SPECIAL FKATUBETTES. _ REGENT I T^fV^ EPSOM. I Phone 20-142 fjj — GUEST NIGHT — q3 ADULTS 6d, CHILDREN 3d. /} MAY ROBSON in her finest role, S " GRAND OLD GIRL." -j STLVIA SIDNEY in a Drama* HJ - BEHOLD MY WIFE." - oq Both Reeommetyl** Censor for Adult: \ TfFfijtfJ'Q T GUEST NIGHT. I -aVLMVIO j To-nieht at 8 I NORTHCOTE. I Usual Free Bus 6d John Boles' Greatest Hit, Xi "AGE OF INNOCENCE." OQ Recommended *y Center for Admit: PICNICS. EXCURSIONS. ETC.

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