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AMUSEMENTS. MAYFAIR lllllllf Queen St. Phone 42-169. II Deaf Aids AvaUable. I it Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. SESSIONS AT 11, 12.30, 2.30, 5 AND 8. The Most Amazing, Impressive Spectacle ' Ever Conceived ! THE LEGEND OF PRAGUE THE LEGEND OF PRAGUE THE LEGEND OF PRAGUE A belief that "THE GOLEM" (Half Man—Half Statue) ■would, in their hour of greatest need, come to life and FREE THE JEWS FROM THE PERSECUTION OF A MAD TYRANT! NO WONDER I HITLER BANNED THIS FILM! A powerful, dramatic story of the middle ages, which is so strangely TOPICAL OF TO-DAY ! When Intolerance Ruled— An Empire Fell WILL HISTORY REPEAT ITSELF? WILL THE GOLEM*" CARRY OUT THE PROPHECY? Recommended bu Censor for Adults. STRAND .IlllillllllllllliiiinnfnninninvvniiiilinirifffnininillllllluUDll Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Continuous Sessions: 11.0. 2.15, 5.0, S.O. JOAN DAVIS, | 2 i JOHN BARRYMORE, I | JACK HALEY IP! In j | "HOLD THAT CO-ED." I T | Approved for Universal Exhibition. U I 1 And | MARGARET LOCKWOOD RI J ' In j ■ | 'THE LADY VANISHES' Recommended by Censor for Adults FRIDAY NEXT I TOM WALLS, TOM WALLS,

LILLI PALMER In a Thrilling Mystery. " CRACKERJACK." Recommended by Censor for Adults. . Both Fox Films Programmes. | PRINCESS U. w o ed nlsht at 8 I DOMINION ROAD. | Phone 15-439 1 Deaf Aids Available I 6d — GUEST NIGHT — CJ WARNER OLAND in the Thrilling °" "CHAS. CHAN AT THE b( * RACETRACK." 6d RALPH BELLAMY QA In Harold Bell Wright's M "WILD BRIAN KENT" ®Both Recommended Censor for Adults. |DE LUXE | Also £ 0 c r ht at 8 | MT. ALBERT. UMione 40-104 JOHN BARRYMORE, CHAS. BICKFORD, "NIGHT CLUB SCANDAL." Recommended by Censor for Adults. WM. BOYD in Clarence B. Mulford's "TEXAS TRAIL." Approved for Universal Exhibition. SPECIAL FREE BUS TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT A CHEZ PAREE jk jM CABARET pk BUCKLAND'S BEACH. CHEZ PAREE BAND. 2/6 — SUPPER INCLUDED — 2/6 ._ Dress Optional. Reservations, Phone 112, Howick. FREE BUS for Patrons only TO-NIGHT (usual stops) Leaves Bus Terminal at 7.45 returning to town after dance. ELECTORAL. QITIZENS AND "RATEPAYERS' ASSOCIATION. AUCKLAND mRANSPORT "ROARD ■piLECTION. ™"" t MEETINGS OF FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS Will Be Held Aa Follows:— rpO-NIGHT (TUESDAY). pARNELL— "*■ PARNELL LIBRARY, 7.30 P.M. fJIO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). Q.REY LYNN— WBRARY HALL, SURREY CRESCENT, 7.45 P.M. \ QITY AND GRAFTON— UNITY HALL, UPPER QUEEN STREET, 7.45 P.M. mHURSDAY, MARCH 30. CJT. HELIER'S— ° PARISH HALL, 8 P.M. Candidates will attend and address meetings. All sympathisers are requested to attend. 2S

SPORTING. AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING, 1939. APRIL 8 AND 10. ACCEPTANCES for— EASTER HANDICAP £6 PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP £2 ONSLOW STAKES £2 EDEN HANDICAP £2 BRIGHTON HURDLES £2 MANGERE STEEPLES £1 FINAL PAYMENTS for— GREAT NORTHERN CHAMPAGNE STAKES £5 GREAT NORTHERN OAKS £4 GREAT NORTHERN ST. LEGBR STAKES £4 CLOSE FRIDAY NEXT, MARCH 31, BY FIVE O'CLOCK (5 P.M.). FEES must accompany in each .instance. W. S. SPENCE, :30 Secretary. SPEEDBOAT RACING. XTBW ZEALAND POWER BOAT J3I ASSOCIATION. SPEED BOAT RACES, 2.30 P.M. SATURDAY, APRIL 1. Off Waterfront Road, opp. Parnell Baths. Entries with Mr. Hewson, e/o J. Burns and Co.. before 5 p.m. Friday. Fee 2/6 each race. Three races. P. HAMBLTN, 28 Hon. Secretary. EXHIBITIONS. EXHIBITION OF WATER COLOURS By H. H. PULLIENE' SPENCER Will be held at the Overseas League Rooms. Queen's Arcade, MARCH 29 AND 30. 28