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j AMUSEMENTS. NEW ZEALAND'S PREMIER THEATRE. ! <cCcTvFc^> Pireetion : Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. 11 A.M. — 2.15 — 8 P.M. HAILED AS A SCREEN MASTERPIECE. Emily Bronte's Powerful Novel . . . Comes to Life. LLU WUTHERING HEIGHTS WUTHERING HEIGHTS WUTHERING HEIGHTS WUTHERING HEIGHTS WUTHERING HEIGHTS WUTHERING HEIGHTS Approved for Universal Exhibition. III! Starring MERLE OBERON LAURENCE OLIVIER DAVID NIVEN FLORA ROBSON THE STRANGEST I.QVH STORY EVER TOLD. He married a woman he loathed ... to spile the one woman he loved! The season's outstanding screen drama . . . a truly great picture. DRAMATIC DYNAMITE. A United Artists Picture, I iO IAI hi I Variety 7.30 to Q I PEVONPORT. i Phone 22-101 C' i Peat' Aids Available ICentrally Heated SHIRLEY TEMPLE. BILL ROBINSON. JUST AROUND THE CORNER Approved for Universal Exhibition. CLAUDETTE COLBERT. CHARLES BOYER. " TOVARICH." Recommended hy Censor for Adults. And Latest MARCH OF TIME. | STATE [To-night at ; i ONKIIUNGA. I Phone 12-344 I Deaf Aid-' Available | BOBBY BREEN LEO CARRILLO. HENRY ARMETTA, " FISHERMAN'S WHARF." ! RUDY VALLEE, ROSEMARY LANE, " GOLD DIGGERS IN PARIS " | lluth Approved for Universal Exliibition. ! Walt Disney's "Donalds Golf Game." 'PRINCESS |?a°r?etf7. 3 o- I ! DOMINION RP. I Phone 15-430 * •*«•> - ! Deaf Aids Available ICentrally Heated j KENNY BAKER. JEAN COLIN, I In Gilbert and Sullivan's AlI-Tcchnlcolour I " THE MIKADO " "THE MIKADO" PETER LORRE in the Thrilling MR. MOTO'S LAST WARNING ! ftoth Approved for Universal Exhibition. ] | EMPRESS j Xo - nlsbt at 7.i0 I NEWTON. ) Phone 27-077 I CART GRANT. VICTOR McLAGLEN, | \ DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. JUN., ! Jn Rudyard Kipling's I " GUNGA DIN." 11 THE JONES FAMILY, I f "DOWN ON THE FARM" ! I Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. And Walt Disney's "FOX HUNT." | ADELPHI "|To-ni B ht at 745 j I RICHMOND AV. | Phone 27-235 1 Deaf Aids Available I LESLIE HOWARD, WENDY HILLER In Bernard Shaw's " PYGMALION " " PYGMALION " j MICHAEL WHALEN. JEAN ROGERS, I " INSIDE STORY." Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. . jgjgNEW REGENTJ^ET ■ EPSOM. \~ FINAELY TO-NIGHT AT 7 In Phone 14-142 CLARK GABLE. MYRNA LOY. SPENCER TRACY, . In the Greatest Thrill since "San Francisco, ' Met ro-G.ddw,vn -Mayer's Amazing Aerial Romance. " TEST PILOT." Recommended bu Censor lor Adults. -, AND SELECTED FEATURETTES. " THE REX—™ PA PA PA. To-nigTiT^nd ■Monday. George Wallace in " "LET GEORGE DO IT." Also. Exciting 1 Racing Drama. "ROAD DEMONS." Both '' Approved for Unii'ersal Exhibition. 1 VARIETY SESSION 7.:»l. ' PETER PAN ' __ - ■ -'N.Z.'a Premier Cabaret.) j ri | ||| TONIGHT. 8-12 p.m. |j[| I HEAVY BOOKING!! J \ | JOHNNY MADDEN'S || | SWING THINGS i ! Admls.: DRESS Admlß.: | ; [ 2/6 | OPTIONAL | 2/6 | ! | Reservations: TEL. 46-777. I MANAGER NEIL EDGAR

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