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AMUSEMENTS. iiiir MAYFAIR 118 (LATH NATIONAL). " Queen St. Phone 42-160. : Direction ; Amalgamated 1 ueatres, Ltd. — TO-NIGHT! — Continuous Sessions : 11 — 2 — 5 — 8. DOUBLE FEATURE SMASH ENTERTAINMENT AT FEVER PITCH. No. 1— THE MAN WHO WROTE THIS STORY WRNT TO JAIL. SHOCKING, Because it's true. Qppn nf t,ie war on crime oHjOxViI/ 1 o never screened before. GET READY FOK THKII.I.S . . . FOR LAUGHS . . . I-ult EXCITEMENT: WAR ON THE UNDERWORLD WAR ON THE UNDERWORLD A LAl'liH FOR EVERY THRILL . . The most exciting til in in years .... FRANCHOT TONE FRANCHOT TONE FRANCHOT TONE FRANCHOT TONE MADGE EVANS, STUART ERWIN — KOBT. BARRAT, J. FARRELL MacIIOXALD, RAYMOND IIATTON. In "EXCLUSIVE STORY." Recommended by Censor jor Adults. iO GLORIOUS WITH MUSIC! THRILLING WITH ROMANCE! PACKED WITH SIDE-SPLITTING COMEDY! "A NIGHT AT THE OPERA." \\ itli the MARX BROTHERS MARX BROTHERS MARX BROTHERS GRAUCHO — CIIICO — HARPO And the three Broadwav Singing Favourites ALLEN I KITTY | WALTER JONES I CARLISLE | KING "They're three of our foremost comedians . . my wife can tell vou the fourth." —EDDIE CANTOR. "Three times as funny as anything I've ever seen . . but then there are three times as many comedians." —WALLACE BEERY. "We laughed till we cried." —LAUREL & HARDY. Approved for Universal Exhibition. j||llliuniiiiniii||]iiiinnninmpiimiiiuii|j|jj |i \ || STRAND. I Direction : Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. Continuous Sessions: 11.0—2.15—5.0—5.0 THE FUNNIEST SHOW THAT EVER HIT THE SCREEN. FREDRIC MARCH FREDRIC MARCH FREDRIC MARCH CAROLE LOMBARD CAROLE LOMBARD CAROLE LOMBARD CHARLES WINNINGER WALTER CONNOLLY " NOTHING SACRED " " NOTHING SACRED " " NOTHING SACRED " " NOTHING SACRED " " NOTHING SACRED " YOU'LL SURELY LAUGH TILL YOU'RE WEAK. A United Artists Release. Recommended by Censor for Adults. Phone 43-114. ALL IN GLORIOUS TECHNICOLOUR, T~ ~ I GREEN LANE. i Phone 8 BOBBY BREEN In "MAKE A WISH." 4 Glorious Songs, Happy Romance, Super b Copied v. Approved for X'nirersal ' Exhibition GEORGE BANCROFT. HOI LI) (N.Z.'s Own) in "A DOCTOR'S DIARY." ; Recommended by for Adults. i ( Walt Disney Colour Classic MICKEY MOUSE. J ' W A 1 1A X 110 LI DA Y." Northcote. To-night at 8.

Ginger Rogers and Prod Astaire in 'SHALL V.'K DAXt'RV" Approved for Universal Exhibition. ■ - ~ pan S s Premier Cnhnret.') - WHY NOT FLANNELS? To-nigl_t! To-night! 8 P-M. TILL 12 P.M. "Jo-night! .... To-night! Admission: "nUTT'CC! To-night! | 0 > g ~. -UKJlifeb •io-night! I 2/6 1 OPTIONAL trpHß CRISIS IN EUROPE. SPAIN IS THE VORTEX. HEAR THE MAN DIRECT FROM THE BATTLE-FRONT. — STRAND THEATRE — SUNDAY EVENING, MARCH 20. 7 p.m.—Doors Open. 7.15 p.m.—Screen Talks. 7.30 p.m.—MR. T. SI'ILLER speaks on 4 THE TRUTH ABOUT SPAIN ' (By one who has just returned.) B.2o—lnterval. B.3o—Picture Programme headed by " THE SILENT VALLEY." A great Western Picture featuring the star actor TOM TYLER. Approved for Universal Exhibition. SILVER COLLECTION AT DOORS. ON WEDNESDAY NEXT AT FABIAN CLUB, 8 P.M.. DR. \V. S. DALE will Lecture on "RELIGION AND THE SUBCONSCIOUS." All welcome. RATIONALIST ASSOCIATION AND SUNDAY FREEDOM LEAGUE (INC.). 10 Q.ERMAN OLUB jyjASQUERADE JgALL. PETER PAN CABARET. WEDNESDAY, MAY 25. 19 rnHE QUICK ROUTE TO HEALTH. Consult NORMAN KERR. Physical Culturist and Reg. Masseur. A.M.P. BUILDINGS. QUEEN STREET. Telephone 43-119. Estab. 1910. 19 AVIATION. ONO (INC.). MANGERE AERODROME. — SUNDAY — AEROBATICS. PASSENGER FLYING. SEE THE AIR LINERS ARRIVE AND DEPART. Admission to Aerodrome 6d. School Children Free. No Parking Charge. Suburban Buses, Limited Bus leaves Bus Station, ] .20 p.m. Sunday. Passenger Flights anv day ' and quotations available for flights to any Aerodrome in New Zealand