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AMUSEMENTS. STILL ATTRACTING THOUSANDS. NO ONE SHOULD MISS IT! \ jf PLAZA %7 j=g QUEEN ST. = \ Direction : Amnion inn red Theatres. Ltd. Deaf Aids Available. DAILY: 11 A.M.. 2 P.M., f! F.M. Alexander Korda Presents START!.I NO REVELATIONS that will iioi/D YOlj SPELLBOUND. f I "THE LION HAS WINGS" ( "THE LION HAS WINGS" j "THE LION HAS WINGS" ! "THE LION HAS WINGS" j "THE LION HAS WINGS" | "THE LION HAS WINGS" i "THE LION HAS WINGS" | I I # * Starring RALPH RICHARDSON MERLE OBERON pLAZA — pi.ONE — 41 _ 586 A United Artists Holonsc. Approved for Universal Exhibition. OXFORD jjjk || Auckland's Smartly Designed Cinema. |j Dir. : Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. ; Opp. C.1'.0. I'hone 42-271. SCREENING DAILY— 11 n.m., 2 p.m.. 4.30 p.m., 7.45 p.m. I Direct from the Century. | Elsa Max well's Scintillating Story ! pHOTEL FOR WOMEN 7 *! jl Starring LINDA DARNELL. jl Reeommcnrlcd bu Censor tor Ail it'.* 1 Also, a Musical Comedy Version of i "THE Three \rusketeers " HREE iU USK ETEE RS " | With DON AMECHE and THE RITZ BROTHERS. Approved for Universal Exhibit'un Fox Overseas News — Scoop — The Munich Bomb Sensation . . . Only Picture of German Army since War started. CRYSTAL RIALTO PALACE & RIALTO MT. EDEN. NEWMARKET. Thonc 14-573. I'hone 4(5-609. iiiililiiiiiiililiiniiiiiiii Oeaf Aids Available umiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimi. To-ntglit, Frl. and Sat., at g I F!r9t Suburban Screening. I j Direct l'rom Queen Street. [ 111 II! —ALEXANDER KORDA— Presents THE FOUR FEATHERS THE FOUR FEATHERS THE FOUR FEATHERS THE FOUR FEATHERS A. E. W. MASON'S FAMOUS NOVEL, fft In TTi ' Glorious Technlcolour, 111 111 With 111 JOHN CLEMENTS. RALPH RICHARDSON, C. AUBREY SMITH. Recommended bu Censor for Adults.

REGAL * PONSONBY RD. Deaf Alda Available. Phone 28-940. Finally To-night at g 6d — GUEST NIGHT — Sd g — BIG FEATURES — g BRUCE CABOT in the Thrilling Ku Klnx Klnn Advfnture, "LEGION OF TERROR." Recommcndcd by Censor lor \dults. DICK FORAN (Singing Cowboy), "BLAZING SIXES." Approved for Unirer.ial Exhibition And a Thrilling Penrl Diving Adventure, "MAN EATER" ALEXANDRA] J r °%f n \ " 8 OHBEN LANE I Ph. 16-«47 WAYNB MORRIS, CLAIRE TREVOR, In Peter B. K.vne's All Technlcolour VALLEY OF THE GIANTS. Approved for Universal Exhibition GEORGE SANDERS, -SALLY GREY, In Leslie Charterls' "SAINT IN LONDON." Recommended by Censor tor Adults And WALT DISNEY'S "The Whalers." To-night, Frl. 4 Sat. at 8. Ph. 14-142. "CONFESSIONS OF A NAZI SPY." THB RITZ BROS. In the Hilarious "GORILLA." Both Recommended by Censor tor Adults. AMUSEMENT PARK AMUSEMENT PARK —— CIVIC SQUARB DAILY AT 2—TO-NIGHT AT 7 ELECTRIC SPEED CARS, "KRAZY PLANA" "GIANT OCTOPUS" RIDE, MBCHANICAL SHOOTING GALLERY, PENNY ARCADE, SKITTLES AND NUMEROUS OTHER ATTRACTIONS. — Special Feature — MECHANICAL WAXWORKS. CHILDREN'S MATINEES DAILY, 2 P.M. COMB ALONG —IT'S ALL FREE TO SEE. A Bowler and Sullivan Presentation. MEETINGS. pUBDIC JJEDTIKO 1 ipiGHTING JjlOR? DEMOCRACY OR HYPOCRISY? The Right* of Small Nations—or freedom for Imperialist Exploitation? Come aixt Hear thto Vital Matter Discussed. rpiMß — rpO-NIGHT, g O'CLOCK. JJLACB — JJALL, NORLAND STREET, NEWTON. Speaker: MICHAEL YOUNG. Dominion Organiser N.Z.P.P.U. Auspices N.Z. Peace Pledge Union. 18 JpUEEMASON'S HALL, PRINCES ST. The Annual Meeting of the Committee of Management will be held at the Hall on THURSDAY, Janunry 25. 1040, at 7.30 p.m. All Master Masons arc invited to attend. R. J. LUSHER. Sec. January 17. 1040. 18