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AMUSEMENTS. PLEASE RESERVE EARLY. \ llllllk. / Z PLAZA (Queen St.) Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. NOW IN ITS 2ND WEEK! AT 11 — 2 — 5 AND S P.M. SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE She's a Shirley of Surprises in her Latest Musical Story with everything that's new in Song and Rliythm. " LITTLE MISS BROADWAY " " LITTLE MISS BROADWAY " " LITTLE MISS BROADWAY " . Wilii her greatest supporting' cast, includt ing George Murphy, Phyllis Brooks, Jimmy • Durante, Edna May Oliver, and El Brendel. ! A 20th Century-Fox Picture. ) FOR' RESERVES, 5 pHONE — pLAZA — | CRYSTAL RIALTO | | PALACE & RIALTO | I JIT. EDEN. NEWMARKET. | 1 Phone 14-573. I'lione 4G-UOU. | j Deal Aids Available. [ | ' Final Screening, To-night at £> —First Auckland Suburban Screening— First Auckland Suburban Screening ALGIERS . . . CITY OF SHADOWS AM) UK SINNERS IN HIDING. From its dark shadows Mysterious Algiers reveals the secrets of Outcasts of Society. — CHARLES BOYER — — CHARLES BOYER — HEDY LAMARIt—SIGIUD GUIiIE, ■ : in — WALTER WANGER'S "ALGIERS" "ALGIERS" "ALGIERS" "ALGIERS" "ALGIERS" Rccommendcd by Censor for Adults Only. "N.Z. Observer" of December 29 says: "Year's best performance, CHAS. BOYER i for his "I'epe Le Moko" in "ALGIERS, and best production, WALTER WANGEI.. also for "ALGIERS." , ■ Feared by the police, whom he defied . . . adored by the beautiful, creatureswhose love spelled- doom- . . . the story of I'epe le Moko becomes the year's most enthralling adventure. , s- Selected Featurettes include — i "FASCIST-THREAT TO GIBRALTAR.' | I Latest 193S March of Time. I EMPRESS & ADELPHI ] NEWTON. RICHJIOXD AV. I Phone 2T-OTT. ||| Rhone 27-235 TO-NIGHT at 7.45. TO-NIGHT AT S. 1 At Both Theatres. HELL DIVERS OF THE DEEP WHo Flirt with Death and Laugh! "SUBMARINE D 1" ||| "SUBMARINE D 1" || " SUBMARINE. D 1" |j| PAT O'BRIEN — FRANK McHUGH, WAYNE MORRIS. —■ Also Screening — ' ' JUNE LANG, LYNN BARI, " MEET THE GIRLS." ■ Both Approved lor Universal Exhibition 1 I To-night at Q } GREEN LANE. I Fh. 16-647 ° TOGETHER AGAIN ... FRED ASTAIRE . GINGER ROGERS In the Merriest o£ ail tiieir Musicals, . " CAREFREE." 3 WARNER BAXTER, MARJORIE WEAVER " I'LL GIVE . A MILLION." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. ■ & Walt .Disney's "MICKEY'S TRAILER." DE LUXE - ! MT. ALBERT." |Phona 40-104 ° GINGER ROGERS. JAMES STEWART, " VIVACIOUS LADY." Recommended by Censor lor Adults. ■ Ann Shirley, Ruby Keeler, "MOTHER CAREY'S CHICKENS." . Approved for Universal Exhibition. And Walt Disney's "POLAR TRAPPERS." AMUSEMENT PARK, CIVIC SQUARE. TO-NIGHT — AND-- EVERY- NIGHT. ,JU ST ' FOE '• FUN. ADMISSION TO PARK FREE.

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