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. AMUSEMENTS. A STUPENDOUS SUCCESS Now Here to Entertain Everybody. 1 iEk { PLAZA — (Queen Bt.) Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. DAILY AT 11 — 2 — 5 — S P.M. Samuel Goldwyn Presents GARY and MERLE COOPER OBERON COOPER OBERON COOPER OBERON In the Screamingly Hilarious Comedy, THE "COWBOY AND THE LADY" "COWBOY AND THE LADY" "COWBOY AND THE LADY" A United Artists Release. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Superb Supporting Programme, inc. • MARCH OF TIME." pHONE — pLAZA — 41 . 586 p Phone Reserves cannot be lield after 7.30 p.m., so please collect same early. I CRYSTAL RIALTO I PALACE & RIALTO 5 SIT. EDEN. NEWMARKET. ! Phone 14 573. Phone 46-609. \ | Der.f Aids Available. J \ Final Screening, To-niglit at I First Auckland Suburban Screening. : First Auckland Suburban Screening. I The Boy Caruso, Tl "' Y est „?°i C p kCt ■ Sonja Heme, Nine-j ear-old Six-year-old - IRENE DARE BREEN — A pint of dancSky - rocketing ins dynamite . : to even greater with magic in fame with Ave her tiny silver new songs. skates. With Charles Ruggles, Dolores Costello j " BREAKING THE ICE." I " BREAKING THE ICE." | "BREAKING THE ICE." I "BREAKING THE ICE." | | " BREAKING THE ICE." 1 I — Associate Feature 1 I JACK OAKIE. LUCILLE BALL | " AFFAIRS OF ANNABEL." | | To keep her in the news, he kept her j 1n gaol, and the laughs are all yours. I Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Special Added Attractions 1 "POLAR TRAPPERS" | Walt' Disney's Latest, I A THE AUCKLAND CUP, 1938: | EMPRESS ITO-BISM at 7 4.^ NBWTON. tPhone 27-077 1 LORETTA YOUNG. JOEL McCREA, In the Gay, Smart, Delightful "3 BLIND MICE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. GINGER ROGERS, DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JUN-, HAVING WONDERFUL TIME Recommended by Censor lor Adult*. And Walt Disney's "SELF CONTROL" ADELPHI | To-night at *7 AK RICHMOND AV. I Phone 27-235 * Deaf Aids Available I Even Greater than they say it is! ALICE FAYE, TYRONE POWER, DON AMECHE and a Cast of Thousands, 111 l "ALEXANDER'S |||| 111 l RAGTIME BAND." |||| STUART ERWIN, JOAN WOODBURY, " PASSPORT HUSBAND." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. REGENT IBIZ Finally To-night at 8. Phone 14-3 42. MERLE OBERON, BRIAN AHERNE, " BELOVED ENEMY." Thrills and excitement in Turbulent Ireland, 1921. Approved for Universal Exhibition. WILL HAY In the Hilarious " CONVICT 99." Recommended by Censor for Adults. I DE LUXE 1 I MT. ALBERT. I Phone 40-104 O SIMONE SIMON, DON AMECHE, Robt. Young, Bert Lahr, Joan Davis, 1 In the Exhilarating "JOSETTE." Approved tor Universal Exhibition. Peter Lorre MR. MOTO TAKES A CHANCE Recommended by Censor for Adults. And Latest Issue MARCH OF TIME. M STRAND THEATRE. *r- SUNDAY EVENING; Doors open at 7 p.m. Screen Talks at 7.15 p.m. At 7.30 p.m.— Address by DR. GUY B. CHAPif^ N U.™',T AHITI THROUGH CLEAR GLASSES." The Real Tahitian—His Life, Customs and Ways., t 8.20 p.m.—Picture Programme, headed by "DISHONOUR •BRIGHT," a. rippling comedy, .featuring. Tom Walls and Diana Churchill. Recommended by Censor for Adults. Excellent' Supporting Programme. SILVER CpLLBCTION AT DOORS. RATIONALIST ASSOCIATION AND SUNDAY FREEDOM LEAGUE. 11

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