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amusements. NEW ZEALAND'S PREMIER THEATRE Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. 11 A.M. — 2.15 — 8 P.M. THE MOST DISCUSSED PICTURE OF RECENT YEARS. WALTER WANGER'S "BLOCKADE" "BLOCKADE" "BLOCKADE" "BLOCKADE" "BLOCKADE" "BLOCKADE" r, A United Artists Release. Recommended by for Adults. Starring — MADELEINE CARROLL — LEO CARRILLO HENRY FONDA And a Cast of Thousands. A man and a woman—lighting for the love • F.? 111 " 1 - the future they yearned for . . . len.se, unforgettable drama — actionpacked excitement— compelling, magnificent entertainment ! I in Addition , I — PENN HUGHES — I He Sings . . He l'lays. | j STATE [ 745 1 I Also Uiurs. • c? ,? !?" • I Phone 22-101 I enti.illy Heated. IDnaf <i.i« Installed. h JACK HALEY, ANN SOTHERX, = | DANGER— LOVE AT WORK " p Approved for Universal Exhibition, i I CLAPIIAM AND DWYER In j | "VARIETY HOUR." f = Kecom mended by Censor for Adults B | STATE at rj a~ I ONEHUNGiA. Pho°ne l "-344 i_Deaf Aids Installed | 4 |6d — GUEST NIGHT — I Sg-l WALLACE FORD. M S . PHYLLIS BROOKS." §6d " ANOTHER FACE." E 3 #?d 'Kjp_ KKV"« >R. P.U L KELLY, p MY MARRIAGE." f ' rr '"» winded Crilsnv tor Adultx. i

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