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AMUSEMENTS. ll|j|pWllUillllipillimuujlpLllMlliUl||j| , IttlllllllliillTIilUlillimmmiilllllllilllllllllllll! 1 Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. I it's i;raxd at Tili: sthanu j f I.N THE NEW A [;.M( 'H AI US. | Continuous Sessions: 11.0, 2.1-1, 3.0, S.O. " SALLY, IRENE and MARY " AND "TARZAN'S REVENGE." A liMth Century-Fox Programme. Both Rccommcndcd b\f Censor for Adults. FRIDAY NEXT = jVJAIU.'iI Ringing with AT ARCH the clitr—!i -T J1 ut steel on \fARCH steel eomes " I the heroic "C'RBDRIC "\fARCH romance of - 1 - .lean Lnfltte, jyjARCH Klntr" lr ' ,te ]y£ARCH In " THE BUCCANEER." " THE BUCCANEER." A Paramount Films IM'ojjraimnc. Approved for Cniver#al Exhibition. | CRYSTAL | PALACE & RIALTO j jit. i:i)i:n. newmarket. i Phone 11-.>73. Phone 4G-t>ol>. j ! Scientifically Ileated. [ 6d — GUEST NIGHT — TONIGHT AT r~ f- =j S 6d i • A, > I (For One Night Only). ;■ 3 6d MARGARET SULLAVAN,! =6d lIENRY FONDA M i„, CHAS. BI'TTER WORTH. 5 4 6(1 In |6dTHE MOON'S OUR HOME§ |6d — Associate Feature — i lEE TRACY, ROSCOE KARNS. I |Da GAIL PATRICK. KENT TAYLOR, g I6d i s , "TWO-FISTED" 1 3OU From the I'lay "Is Zat So." U 1 ' Roth Approved Universal Exhibition.:]

11 EMPRESS iI?-% r V 7.30 | I NEWTON. [Phone 27-077 a! a6d _ GUEST NIGHT — p ■ I S6d WALTER COXXEI.I.Y, :lf MAKV TAYLOR, . ;i|6d " SOAK THE RICH." I j| 6d CLAIRE TREVOR, I Ifiri JANE DARWELL. | :|| g . " STAR FOR A NIGHT." I 3 "" lloth Appro red for l.'iilrrrmil r:.rl,l,ii. ?iiiiiiiliiiiii!iiiliiil)[|||llliiiilliilillli;:iiuiiiini > ; | ALEXANDRAI-ro-nigin h^°i 1 - ' GREEN LANE. ,Ph i K-K-jr < .4:0 6d — GUEST NIGHT — I 6d ANN DVORAK. WE WHO ARE ABOUT 6d TO DIE." 6d CART GRANT. JOAN BENNETT I 6d 44 BIG BROWN EYES." ' Roth Recommended Cen»or tor idtitti 1 jmnnimniiiinßi:iiiii. , iiiiiiniumiii:;'i!iiiiiiiiiiiiif:i ! iii:;i::<; ! ii> l j tm * yEW IgEALAND RATIONAL jpARTY. CAMPAIGN MEETINGS WILL BE HELD AS FOLLOWS:— QENTRAL J^LECTORATE M R C. R. D OI>D Will Address Electors In the ORANGE HALL, NEWTON ROAD TO-NIGHT, at 8 p.m. SAIJTT JAMES HALL, WELLINGTON ST. MONDAY NEXT, at 8 p.m. ~py\ST LECTOR ATE. M R ' H arry M erritt Will Address Electors in the NAVY LEAGUE ROOMS, CHURCH ST., DEVONPORT. TO-NIGIIT, at 7.45 p.m. METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL HALL. CARLTON GORE ROAD, TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), at 7.45 p.m. gUBURBS J^LECTORATE M R ' ]\I AXWELL S W alker ' Will Speak as follows :— HENDERSON TOWN HALL, TO-NIGHT, 8 p.m. GLEN EDEN TOWN HALL, TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), 8 p.m. -piLECTORATE. ~\fß. J)ONALD pOOL Will Speak as follows: EPSOM LIBRARY, MANUKAU ROAD, TO-NIGHT. 8 p.m. CONGREGATION HALL. VIEW ROAD, MT. EDEN, TO-MORROW (THURS.), 8 p.m. JUBILEE HALL, NEW NORTH ROAD, KINGSLAND. MONDAY NEXT, 8 p.m. Q.REY LECTOR ATE. | M R J.~AT G ovan Will Address Electors as follows:— GREY LYNN LIBRARY, GREAT NORTH ROAD, TO-NIGHT, at 8 p.m. ST. CUTHBERTS HALL, WESTMERE, TUESDAY NEXT, at 8 p.m. QTAHUHU ELECTORATE. , M R " K B bnsent Will Address Electors as follows :— CLEVEDON HALL, TO-NIGHT, 8 p.m. HOWICK TOWN HALL, FRIDAY NEXT, at 8 p.m. 1 QNEHUNGA JfJLECTORATE. J

M R J. P ARK Will Speak as follows :— ELLERSLIE PARISH HALL, ROBERTS ST., TO-NIGHT, at 8 p.m. TE PAPAPA PICTURE THEATRE, TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), at 8 p.m. LECTOR ATE. M r - W. P. E SDEAN ' MP " Will Address Electors in the ST. MARK'S HALL, REMUERA, TO-NIGHT. at 8 p.m. ST. HELIERS BAY PARISH HALL, | TO-MORROW (THURS.), at 8.30 p.m. OS KILL LECTOR ATE. M R ATSTB ailey Will Speak as follows :— KING GEORGE HALL, MOUXT ALBERT, TO-XIGHT. at 7.4.". p.m. MOUNT RUSK ILL SCHOOL, TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), at 8 p.m. •yyAITEMATA J^LECTORATE. M R J. E. C™ SE - JP - Will Address Electors at HELEXSVILLE, LYRIC THEATRE, TO-XIGHT. 8 p.m. ALBANY, CORONATION HALL, TOMORROW (THURSDAY), at S pjn.