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AMUSEMENTS. POSITIVELY LAST DAY! " SUBMARINE PATROL " Starring RICHARD GREENE RICHARII fiKBKNB, NANCY KELLY. Z. PLAZA J (Unecp St.) _J IHrertiou : AiiiiilKaniilloil Tlieiitreg. Ltd. I Deaf Aids Available. I TO-MORROW—FRIDAY 11 a.m.— l p.m.—s p.m.—B p.m. I a |>.m. Sessions Kris, nnd Snts. Only.) THK MOST DRAMATIC RACECOURSE STORY EVER FILMED. i:.| Si i ill I'l-.sents "KING : "king y "KING |3| 'l H 0F %\ Vsk- " THE L I 1"-?! TURF" ' i j TURF" TURF" From th«' harrier to Hi.' luiisli line the si rheer rousiiii: eiiliTtnllliiifiit you ever wiiti'lied. And when your heart Isn't licntiutf ill the <■ x.-itfiiicnt. It will ache m I lie slory i»f ;i man and a ho.v .... and a lieautifiil woman who Keparnti-d them heemise »hc loved them !>oth! Starrin« ADOLPH?: MENJOU ADOLPHE MENJOU Wns he the Grentcst Guy in the World, or just a Crook with a Horse? DOLORES COSTELLO DOLORES COSTELLO In a role tlnit jrlveH full scone to her beauty and prowess. ROGER DANIEL ROGER DANIEL The. Boy who rode his Miracle Horse PLEASE RESERVE EARLY! Both Approved for thllvertnl Exhibition. A United Artists Release. pHONE — pLAZA — I ~~ LONDON ....hi I ! , THE LONDON [ 1 1 H' 1 opp. C.P.O. Ph. 42-274- "'llllll § 1 Direction : Amnlpamated Theatres. Ltd.s I FINAL SCREENING TO-NIGHT AT 8. | I "LITTLE TOUGH GUYS I E IN SOCIETY." 1 s Approved fur Universal Exhibition, g I No. 2—Chns. I'.ickford, Knrton MacLanef I "THE STORM. ,, | = Recommended l>u densur for Adults, a 1 COMING TO-MORROW: | e BiK SiirpriHt: Prograniuie. = j QSTATTT T Final Screcnioß I OXAIH, |To-night at 7±\ I ONEHUNGA Phone 12 344 ••*'-» I Deaf Aids Available I 6d GIEST NIGHT - May Robson. Guy Kibbee. Sybil Jason. 6d "CAPTAINS KID." „ Approved for Universal Exhibition. OU BORIS KARLOFK in the Thrilling (• "WALKING DEAD." Recommended by Censor for Adult*. 1 TfiVfPPTTQQ T F, "iik Screening I NEWTON I Phone l'7-077 , '* t, 6d — GUEST NIGHT — /»j Donald Woods. .Tenn Muir, OO "ONCE A DOCTOR." Rr] Jane Darwell. Lois Wilson. ", "LAUGHING AT TROUBLE." OOBoth Approved for Universal Exhibition. ALEXANDRAIEfjf & 7.45 GREEN LANE. )Ph. 16-647 SHIRLEY TEMPLE George Murphy. Phyllis Brooks. "LITTLE MISS BROADWAY." ' DOUGLAS (Wrong Way) CORRIGAN, •THE FLYINO IRISHMAN." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. And Walt Disney's "MERBABIES." VS7INTER FAIR IN AID OP ST. MARYS VV HOMES, OTAHUHU. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. <l'o be opened by MRS. W. H. PARKES, At 11.80 a.m., FRIDAY, JULY 7. Admhulon Free. STALLS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. :R WRESTLING. TOWN JjF* HALL A.W.A. (Inc.). MONDAY! T>BTURN ryp rpHB r* RBATBST ■DATTLE YET vyAGED TNAT7 BETWEEN McCREADY & KIRCHMEYER McCREADY & KIRCHMEYER Although victorious. McCready was carried from the ring at the end or the contest, an the, result of Klrchnieyer's l'ython Clutch. Klrchmeyer was unlucky to lose nnd it Iβ to give, him an opportunity of defeating the Empire Champion that the return content has been arranged. 18 KIRCHMEYBR TUB GREATEST WRESTLER YET SEEN IN THIS COUNTRY ? ? ? ? PRELIMINARY CONTEST: THE OLD RIVALS! KENNETH v. DOUGLAS KENNETH v. DOUGLAS Every contest between these two has kept the spectators In a fever of excitement throughout. The Box Plan Is Now Open at Reg. Lewis, corner of Queen and P'ort Streets. EXHIBITIONS. rj. RO UP UXfIIBI TW ON. PAINTINGS AND POTTIORY. By the Following Artists: RBSSIR CHIUSTIH. JACK CRIIM'BN. FRANCES HINT. OMVM JONES PEGGY SPICER, VIDA STBINERT. AUCKLAND SOCIETY OP ART"S ROOMS, Second Floor. Victoria Arcade. Open Dally. 10 a.m. —5 p.m. ADMISSION FREE, :xll