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amusements. <Cj7v7cs> Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. — 11 A.M., 2.15, 8 P.M. — A HILARIOUS COMEDY. BRIM FUL OF CLEVER HUMOUR Tvn SPARKLING SONG: — LAWRENCE TIBBETT — LAWRENCE TIBBETT — LAWRENCE TIBBETT — — LAWRENCE TIBBETT — — LAWRENCE TIBBETT — With — ARTHUR TREACHER — — ARTHUR TREACHER — — ARTHUR TREACHER — Remember Him in "THANK YOU, JEEVES.'" " UNDER YOUR SPELL." " UNDER YOUR SPELL." — " UNDER YOUR SPELL." — A Twentieth Century Fox Special. Approved for Universal Exhibition. With — WENDY BARRIE, GREGORY RATOFF. HILARIOUS FUN! IN ADDITION —— | THE GRAND NATIONAL, I AINTREE, 1937. | | One of the Best Films ever taken | J of this Great Steeplechase. | Symonds St. Direction: R. J. Kerridge. Sessions : 2 and 8 p.m. News. 7.30 p.m. Unpaid Reserves held till 7.30 p.m. only. A programme we are happy to recommend WALLACE BEERY WALLACE BEERY —' "OLD HUTCH." " — "OLD HUTCH." Another Outstanding 1937 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Production. Approved for Universal Exhibition. SPECIAL FEATURETTES. Saturday Night Prices : Stalls. 1/3; Circle, 1/6; Lounfje. 2/3. Reserves Ring 43-645. Karangahape Rd. Direction : R J. Kerridge. Unpaid Reserves held till 7.45 p.m. only. Episode 3 "PHANTOM RIDER," screened at 7.30 p.m. 2 Great Pictures DICK POWELL, MARION DAVIES 1 " PAGE MISS GLORY " | And JOHN BOLES, GLADYS SWARTHOUT 1 "ROSE OF THE RANCHO." | Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Saturday Night Prices : Stalls, 1/3: Circle. 1/6. Reserves Ring 43-003. To-night at 8. Variety Session 7.30. IRENE DUNNE : ROBERT TAYLOR : In jMAGNIFICENT OBSESSION.| DICK FORAN in a Western Musical, "SONG OF THE SADDLE." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. SATURDAY NIGHT PRICES ONLY: Lounge Circle: Adults, 1/6; Child. 1/. Stalls : Adults. 1/3 ; Child, »d. Reserves : No Extra : Tel. 15-433. DELTA NEW LYNN. Phone 47-958. Victor Jory in "ESCAPE FROM DEVIL'S ISLAND." Also, Walter Huston in "RHODES OF AFRICA." Approved for Universal Exhibition. FREE DANCE Follows. Orchestra. AUCKLAND ARTILLERY BAND. (By Permission of Colonel W. McKall Geddes, M.C.. and the Courtesy of the City Council.) BAND WILL PLAY A POPULAR PROGRAMME OF CLASSICAL MUSIC. TO-MORROW (SUN.), 8 P.M., IN ALBERT PARK. Collection for Band Social Fund. CAPTAIN BUCKLEY, V.D„ Conductor. 10 QUICK ROUTE TO HEALTH— A Consult W. NORMAN KERR, Physical Culturist and Reg. Alaseeur, A.M.P. Buildings, Queen Street. Telephone 43-119. Estab. 1910. 10

AMUSEMENTS. THIRD BIG WEEK! And the Season's Brightest Comedy still draws the crowds! Hurry along, the season will soon finish . . . other big ones are piling up! TO-DAY AT 11 — 2.15 — 8 P.M. ST. JAMES' THEATRE. Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. WILLIAM POWELL. And MYRNA LOY. in Mstro-Goldwyn-Mayer'a " T BELLED T ADY!" " Mbdlled J-'ADY!" Libelled t adyi" IBELLED J^ADY!" "T IBELLED T ADY!" -"ADY!" " T IBELLED T ADY!" ••-Labelled -^ady.'" Libelled t ady!" IBELLED -A^ADY!" — With — JEAN HARLOW. And SPENCER TRACY. An outstanding Associate Programme includes "MARCH OF TIME" No. 4 . . . "LITTLE CHEESER'' Coloured Cartoon and "KILLER DOG," Pete Smith Oddity. Grand National, 1937, at Aintree. BOOKINGS . . . are still heavy. Plnns on view in the Main Foyer to-day from 10 a.m. Phone 32-920. Recommended by Censor for Adults. FRIDAY NEXT! Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's " BORN TO DANCE," "BORN TO DANCE,!' "BORN TO DANCE," " BORN TO DANCE," " BORN TO DANCE," " BORN TO DANCE," " BORN TO DANCE," — With — » Eleanor powell, LEANOR OWELL, JAS. STEWARTVIRGINIA BRUCE, BUDDY EBSEN — UNA MERKEL, SID SILVERS — FRANCES LANGFORD. BOX PLANS . . . K)pen at St. James' on Monday Morning. Make your Reservations before the rush starts! Approved for Universal Exhibition. PRINCE EDWARD Karangahape Road Phone 46-252. Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. TO-NIGHT, AT 7.45. DBVIL T\OLL." EVIL -L'OLL," With LIONEL BARRYMORE, Maureen O'Sullivan, Frank Lawton. Recommended by Censor lor Adults. " /TJ.IRL f"\F rpHJO |~\ZARKS," V-'F AHB "ZARKS," With VIRGINIA WDIDLER. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Pete Smith Oddity. I Musical Revue. ( News of the World. I ADULTS 1/3 & 1/6. CHILD. 9d Fuller-Hay ward's Phone 36-041 BRITANNIAVi; PONSONBY Three Lamps Terminus. Newareels, 7.30 p.in. Outstanding Attraction. Sinclair Lewis' "DODSWORTH," With Walter Huston and Ruth Chatterton. Recommended by Censor tor Adults. Frances Langford and Sir Guy Standing in "PALM SPRINGS." Approved for Universal Exhibition. I Fuller-Hay ward's Phone 22-683 I I VICTORIA VIJDEVONPORTI J Commencing at 7.30 p.m. J Nino Martini, Ida Lupino. Leo Carrlllo in "THE GAY DESPERADO." Bleanore Whitney, Robert Cummings in "THREE CHEERS FOR LOVE." Both Approved f or Universal Exhibition. [Fuller- liny ward's Phone 26-406 I CINEMA CJGREY LYNN Surrey Crescent. To-night at 7.30 pjn. I Franchot Tone and Jean Harlow in "SUZY." „Jfi r ?L nla Bruee a "d Richard Aflen in "THE LEGION OF VALOUR." Both Recommended by densor for Adults Also Two Special Coloured Cartoons. MILFORD'S WONDER POOL. DON'T MISS VISITING THE WONDER POOL. SPECIAL PADDLING ENCLOSURE FOR THE KIDDIES.

SATURDAY NEXT, APRIL 17. SATURDAY NEXT, APRIL 17. WE INTRODUCE THE BIGGEST ATTRACTION FOR 1937. NAVY WEEK. GYMKHANA NEXT <?ATTn?r>Av NAVY WEEK. GYMKHANA* NEXT NAVY WEEK. GYMKHANA! NEXT SATHRnIv NAVY WEEK. GYMKHANA NEXT SATTIRDAV* NAVY WEEK. GYMKHISI! NSXT lATOREAY (Australian and New f AXT A X. Zealand Fleets.) GYMKHANA. (Commencing at 1 pm) (Conducted by the Auckland A. and P. Association). AT THE OVAL, AT THE OVAL, EPSOM SHOWGROUNDS. EPSOM SHOWGROUNDS EPSOM SHOWGROUNDS. EPSOM SHOWGROUNDS EPSOM SHOWGROUNDS. EPSOM SSOWGROUNBI Space will not permit us to enumerate all of the wonderful array of events set MIDGET C d A°R Wn ßi°c r E yOUr "ggSßSfi. TUMP FOOTBALL PACERS' PONY JUMP (H.M.S. Achilles v. Team MUSICAL CHAIRS. NAVAL RELAY RATV from Australian Cruiser.) (On Horseback.) RACE. cycling OPEN' HORSE) RELAY RACE. S/S'AMT HEA N VY S-VJ'm'- OISPLAI BY PAKLRANGA HOUNDS. HUNTERS EIGHT SECTION FOUR HUNTERS AUCKLAND REGIMENTAL BAND QUICKSTEP AND MARCHING*"DISPLAYS. DEFINITELY THE BIGGEST PROGRAMME OF ATTRACTIONS EVER SET DOWN FOR ONE AFTERNOON WE MUST START AT 1 P.M. TO GET THROUGH, SO COME EARLY LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, ~ THIS GYMKHANA HAS A UNIVERSAL APPEAL, So make it a Family Outing You will thoroughly enjoy yourselves. ' and the kiddies will love it. POPULAR PRirii'Q ■ The Epsom Showgrounds are PRICES. the finest in the Dominion and every nerson ADULTS 1/. CHILDREN 6d. present may in comfort enjov an jininterSTAND: ADULTS 1/, CHILDREN 6d te d vl ef of the whole proceedings. Ample Car Parking Area oiv the Showgrounds ENTRIES CLOSE AT THE OFFICE OF THE A. AND P. ASSOPTATinv 41, ALBERT STREET, ON WEDNESDAY NEXT. APRIL 14. AT 5 P.M! 00 W. F. O'DONNELL, Managing Secretary..