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AMUSEMENTS. " ? j ill llllk TOM WALLS TOM WALLS TRANSFERRED FROM ST. JAMES' T.O MAJESTIC FOR OXB FURTHER WEEK'S SEASON. \ ilililiiillliiliiiiillijlllllil mill MAJESTIC mil Hill MAJESTIC Hill "Dishonour Bright'' 10.30. 1.0, 3.20, 5.40, 0,10 "Killer •at Large" 11..>0, 2.3d, 4.50, 8.0. Ninety.minutes of healthy laughter as 8011 Travers unfolds his daringlv, deliriously risque talc of muddleil marriages and gives England's wittiest comedian the first, real role <St his career! TOM WALLS TOM WALLS TOM WALLS TOM WALLS TOM WALLS TOM WALLS TOM WALLS TOM WALLS Limitless laughs in every line of BEN TRAVERS' BEN TRAVERS' BEN TRAVERS' Engaging Comedy of a Don Juan who became champion of a woman's honour . . . DISMONOI'K T>RIGHT," is; oxol 11 -»>kk;ht." I Dishonour i>kh;h'l'," ISHONOIR -UKIIIHT." Disnoxoru isiioxocii DISHOXOI It DIUfiHT," isnoxot u Orhjht." Dishonour -ORIGHT," ISHONOIR -URKJHT," — With — BETTY STOCKFIHI/D, I diana ciirßrnn.!,, 1 ET' (i EX E PALI.ETTF. ("My Man Godfrey"). — Also Screening — Nerve Shattering Suspense . . . Trailing a . . . " KILLER AT LARGE." " KILLER AT LARGE." MARY BRIAN—RCSSELL HARDIE, BETTY ('OMI'SOX. Both Rccommrnrlcd hi/ Censor for Adultn. riiins at Majestic. Phone 43-210. Sjmonds St. Nightly at S p.m. Direction : R. J. Kerrldjfe. 1937 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER First Screenings after Queen St. Of ~1 ROBERT TAYLOR, BARBARA STANWYCK, JEAN HERSHOI.T. -KISBPH CAI.r.EIA. In 'HIS BROTHER'S 'HIS BROTHER'S WlFE.']= : ~i 'HIS BROTHER'S WIFE.'F ; Rccommcndcd by Censor jor Adults. I Also ; I Selected 1937 Metro Short I E I Featurettes. | : Reservations at E Lewis Bady, Ltd.. Queen St. State Theatre. Phone 43-645. E Trices: All Stalls. 1 / : Circle. 1/6; E Grand' Lounge. 2/ (pins tax). Colonel fle Basil's THRILI.INGLY SUCCESSFUL MONTE CARLO MONTE CARLO RUSSIAN BALLET. RUSSIAN BALLET. SWEEPING TIIE WORLD INTO GAIETY. OPENING GALA PERFORMANCE NEXT WED. EVENING, at 8. NEXT WED. EVENING, at 8. NEXT WED. EVENING, at 8. BOOK EARLY FOR THIS MEMORABLE NIGHT! RESERVED STALLS AND j DRESS CIRCLE. 10/6 & 7/6 ] 10/6 & 7/6 j 10/6 & 7/6 i Excellent Seats Available, j In order to mark this unique occasion in New Zealand's Theatrical Historv, every j lady present at the Opening Gala Perform- 1 ance will be presented with a Souvenir of i S< HEHKKA/ADB," one of the opening ] Ballets, which has created a sensation in 1 London. Paris, New York and Australia. HIS MAJESTY'S. j J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., 1 COLOSSAL j THEATRICAL VENTURE. j Basil's huge organisation ] of 110 Notable Artists — the MOXTK 1 CARLO RL SSIAX BALLET. I nitjue enter- ] tainments staged on a magnificent scale, l with gorgeous costuming, scenery and light- 1 ing effects. , PLANS NOW OPEN FOR THE ■ FIRST 7 NIGHTS OF THE i SEASON. ■ Full Details regarding the Programmes i ?!J !r s nnJ olhpr particulars at the Box j Office, Lewis Ea.lv, Ltd. Prices plus tax. j ATHLETIC SPORTS. ' RICHLAND A THLETIC & QYCLE ' QLUB. VICTOR LUDORUM CUP CARLAW PARK, SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1937, AT 2 P.M. FULL PROGRAMME ATHLETIC. FIELD AND LA DIBS' EVENTS. Nominations dose TIHS (Friday) EVEN J;V J ll o'clock, at Clubrooms. Alston Chambers, Queon Street. 2tt H. T. J. McNIEL. Hon. Sec. —ft TELLERS LIB AMATEL'U , XJ ATHLETIC CLUB. V Official Opening Floodlighted Ground on MONDAY. March OPEN' NIGHT MEETING. Programme.-—Seniors. 100, 220, 440, 880 yards and 1 mile handicaps: Juniors, 100; and 220 yards handicaps ; Ladies, 75 and I 100 yards handicaps. i • Entrance Fee 6d each event. i i Entries Close with Secretary, Millar St ■ Bllerslie. on THURSDAY, March 4. I Six Entries or no event: eight starters I or no trophy. I 26 J. M. CHRISTIAN. Hop. Sec. ! LAWN TENNIS. "DE/STRINGING, 6/8 to 23/, guaranteed. 1 Modern Bag, opp. Town Hull, D