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AMUSEMENTS Direction : Amalgamated Theatre*. Ltd. — 11 A.M. — 2.15 — 8 P.M. — i I WITTY . . . SMART. |i: i —; TYRONE POWER ■—; ij ! ! '—' TYRONE POWER — j i — LORETTA YOUNG —' I I— LORETTA YOUNG '—' | ;',_... --In .-- ■ ■ i [/"SECOND HONEYMOON"; i— j A -"tli Century Fox Special. j?=-Iffccummcn-lril b.u '.'i-nxor for A'lults. ~~ LYLE"tALBOT ; j CLAIRE TREVOR Tyr mi antfiii . L-u-eiiti. mi any . . I'lin iMiikiiiu- and luvr making in a in w ii ii. I 111.. i-. ■ ,\.ii ing way! And you,] never lorurive n> If «■• didn't l"ll jmi not in miss it. A GRAND COMEDY. I CTA r p y : Final S.-rcnini; | k, -L n. X i To-nlglit nt 7 ,|- I DEVONPOKT. I Phone L' 2-101 * •"=" iVAI:.\KI: MAXTFI!. LoUKTTA YOUNG, VIRGINIA BRUi'K. '• WIFE, DOCTOR & NURSE." It's (lay: . . It's Willy: . . It's Sparkling! Itcvommc niicil bit Vcnxnr lor Adult*. Also. .1 (>I: K. BROWN In "FIT FOR A KING." A pi,ion,l fur T.'nlvcrtnl Exhibition. JlALrrtJlbb ITo night at 7 .-r I NEWTON. Il'ii-Ti.77 i ."iO I " LIFE OF EMILE ZOLA." ||,| Kl.'iinore Whitney. Johnnv li,.«mh !|j,; ! •' BLONDE' TROUBLE." ' \)V\_ru>Ui_Apprnrnl for Vnlrrrtnl Exhibi<inn. I GREEN LANE. I pn."it;-Vj'-iV S< i N.I A HEN IF., TYRONE POWER In a Mir.i.l.. of Musical Delight "THIN ICE." Approrrrl for Vitti-rnml Esliibition DOROTHY LA.MOr-R. star of •'Hurricane" •'LAST TRAIN FIJoM MADRID." J:c<-ommr,,,lrd In, ( rnxur for Adults. UCKLAND OOC'IBTY OF t RTS. ■Memhei-s .-mil Their (iursts iir» i-'iinl t ■ ;l " Address on - \ KT IN THE rpiiKATRE," MR. ARTHUR V. HIPWELL. ' THURSDAY. 8 P.M.. CLUB ROOMS. Victoria Arcade. Music. Supper Charge 1 . W. LAIRD THOMSON, Secretary. WRESTLING. TOWN fj£)i HALL. A.W.A. (Inc.) THE BVE OF TUB BATTLE: — TO-NIGHT — PAT FRALEY PAT FRALEY THE MASTER OF THE ELBOW JOLT V. : LOFTY BLOMFIELD LOFTY BLOMFIELD

ANOTHER EXCITING PROFBSPIONAL i PKELIMINAIiY. R. DOUGLAS v. F. IRVINE '' I Box Plan at Re:.". Lewis. Corner of Queen ;wul Furt Streets. i DOORS OPEN AT 7 P.M. ! LECTURES. I ' SapPy And EVF.IBY MONDAY. At OLD GKAMMAK SCHOOL, CLASSES ON MODERN DRAMA Mr. J W Shaw MA. ' LITERATURE- The Works ~[ Shake- j spc-ire- |!ev. \Y. Jellle. I!.A. , Open hi .Ml Adults. Fee, 5/ per class CJ-J In-turesi, entitles to use of Library. First Lecture Free of Charge. LEGAL NOTICES. AI R " T X" H ° '■ yl D E N, ' BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. Wishes to announce thnt he h.-ig admitted into r.-irtnership ! MR. J. L. MACINTOSH lIORROCKB. LL.B. The practice will he carried on at Mr. Holm,l<.|,- s present olliies on the Ist Floor of i lie Lister Building. Auckland, under tlie style of TTOLMDEN AND TTORROCKS. Dated at Auckland this I'nd day of May, 1938. T. N. HOLMDBN. la 2

! CARNIVAL COMES TO TOWN. AUCKLAND WINTER EXHIBITION AND CARNIVAL AUCKLAND WINTER EXHIBITION AND CARNIVAL OPENS WEDNESDAY NEXT! 9 DAYS MAY 4 TO 14 10 NIGHTS 9 DAYS MAY 4 TO 14 10 NIGHTS AT THE EPSOM SHOWGROUNDS AT THE EPSOM SHOWGROUNDS (Adjoining the Auckland Trotting Club's Course). BIGGEST SHOW IN NEW ZEALAND! J FREE GRANDSTAND. FREE PARKING. I FREE BUSES (FROM TRAMS). OFFICIAL OPENING WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT 7.30 P M by the HON. I). (;. SULLIVAN. Minister of Industries and Commerce. MUM, DAD, KIDDIES, EVERYBODY, HERBS A THRILLING CHANGE OF ENTERTAINMENT. A FEW HIGHLIGHTS OF THE PROGRAMME: RUSSIAN COSSACK TROUPE HORSE JUMPING In Daredevil Riding Feats! Adults' and Children's Events THRILLING TROTTING EVENTS. DRAUGHT HORSE DERBY Riders). DOG SHOW. POULTRY SHOW. EXHIBITION OF PRIMARY INDUSTRIES. SEE THE AUCKLAND MANUFACTURERS' PAVILION I BAND IN ATTENDANCE. THE EPSOM SHOWGROUNDS WILL BE A BLAZE OF LIGHT EVERY NIGHT FOR THE GRAND CARNIVAL! AND THE BEST LINE-UP OF HIGH-CLASS SIDESHOWS EVER! THERE'S A PIN-HEADED CHINAMAN. A GIANT HORSE \ GIANT ST. BERNARD DOG, BOXING KANGAROOS. INDIAN ROPE FAKIR -AND A HOST OF OTHERS' IDEAL GROUNDS—IDEAL CONDITIONS—EVERYBODY UNDER COVER. 1/ ADMITS TO WHOLE EXHIBITION. CHILDREN tid.