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AMUSEMENTS. , CONTINUOUS. 11 A.M. TO 7 P.M. EVENING SESSION', S P.M. lllHiliHHlllillHlHHlillill ||||l MAJESTIC Hill lIHI MAJESTIC HHI jjg—was a Movie Star Sleuth. SHE —wrote Mystery Novels. AND THEN THEY KANSMACK INTO A REAL MURDER MYSTERY. EDMUND LOWE EDMUND LOWE EDMUND LOWE * ELISSA LANDI ELISSA LANDI ELISSA LANDI HOLIDAY " Jpp^' ZASU TEr> ZASU TED ZASU TED PITTS HEALY PITTS HEALY PITTS HEALY What a laugh for you movle.-goers! You've always wanted to see a movie-hero detective and a mystery novel writer get mixed up in an honest-to-goodnpss murder . . and have to solve it to save their own necks '. At last it's happened . . . and how you'll howl at their enibnrrassmen t ! Additional Feature: JACK EVELYN JACK EYKLYN JACK EVELYN HOLT VENABLE HOLT VENABLE HOLT : VENABLE " xr ORTH a F y°me." " ORTH "f OME."' A Story of Alaska. PLANS AT MAJESTIC, PHONE 43-210. Both Adult Audience Ilecommendation. I PRINCE EDWARDI Karangahape Road Phone 46-252. Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. Centrally Heated. Warm and Comfortable. ROBERT TAYLOR, ROBERT TAYLOR, ROBERT TAYLOR, With BARBARA STANWYCK, In "HIS BROTHER'S WIFE." JEAN HERSHOLT, JOSEPH CALLEIA. A man faces death to conquer the jungle . . . with a woman who knew every emotion except fear .... Recommended by Censor for Adults. "GUARD THAT GIRL," With ROBERT ALLAN, FLORENCE RICH A madman at large . . . killing with bow and arrow . . . thrilling mystery .... Approved for Universal Exhibition. Metro Musical . . . News, etc. TO-MORROW AT 1.30! MONSTER REVUE For Children ! 11 Hours of Fun and Laughter, with 82 Performers ... i I IT WILL BE NECESSARY TO BOOK! Fuller-Hayward's /" \ Phone 2t>-041 I PONSONBY | 1 Three Lamps Terminus. | Warm and Comfortable. Newsreels 7.30 p.m. MARLENB DIETRICH & CHA.S" BOYBIt in "The Garden of Allah." (All in Technicolour.> Recommended bu Censor for Adults. Ambrose and His Orchestra in "Soft Lights and Sweet Music." Approved tor Universal Exhibition. Fuller-Hayward's S~*\ Phone 22-6*3 | VICTORIA CI^DEVONPORTI J Commencing at 7.30 p.m. I Gladys Swarthout and Jan Kiepura in "GIVE US THIS NIGHT." Charlie Rusrgles. Mary Roland, In "EARLY TO BED." Roth Approved for Universal Exhibition. Fuller-Hayward's f\ Phone 26-40 C CINEMA WGREY LYNN Surrey Crescent. To-night at 7.30 p.m. Arthur Tracy in "THE- STREET SINGERS SERENADE." Paul Kelly and Rochelle Hudson in "THE COUNTRY BEYOND." Both Approved tor Universal Exhibition. EXHIBITIONS. WAIKATO WINTER SHOW. CORONATION EXHIBITION. BLEDISLOE HALL, HAMILTON. WORLDS GREATEST DAIRY PRODUCE DISPLAY. NEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC SALON. WONDERFUL DISPLAY OF FIELD PRODUCE. ATTRACTIVE MANNEQUIN PARADES. VARIETY OF VAUDEVILLE ITEMS. CONTINUOUS ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDED. Open Daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. until Saturday. May 15. ADMISSION, 1/. AVIATION. - ENE *MND AERO MANGERE f'«l AERODROME. SPECIAL FLIGHTS IN OPEN D.H. MOTHS, 10/ Each. Passenger Transport Company's Bus leaves Post Office 1.20 p.m. Sunday. FLIGHTS ARRANGED TO ANY PART OF NEW ZEALAND. I COAL AND FIREWOOD. FIREWOOD —Pine. Kauri, dry; 14 bag £ 1. 7 bags 10/6, delivered.—33, Grahan St. City. Phone 46-160. I