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amusements. N.Z.'s PREMIER THEATRE. <^cTvic^» Direction : Civic Theatre. Ltd. =11 A.M. — 2.15 — 8 P.M.= J — LAST DAY 1 I "BLACKMAIL" | I Recommended by Censor for Adults. | TO-MORROW 2.15 .. 5 P.M. .. 8 P.M. HOLLYWOOD'S MOST TALENTED STARS OF TO-MORROW The Story of Gus Edwards, the man who mnde to-day's Headliners. * * OI ' P H i NEW FAVOURITES * * SONGS f f 1 * * A Riot of Melody and Fun. * t "THE STAR MAKER" * * "THE STAR MAKER" * * "THE STAR MAKER" * * "THE STAR MAKER" * * "THE STAR MAKER" * *• "THE STAR MAKER" * * "THE STAR MAKER" * * "THE STAR MAKER" * I "THE STAR MAKER" * * "THE STAR MAKER" * * "THE STAR MAKER" * * "THE STAR MAKER" * * * II i * * LAUC;iIS 3- MELODY * 4 * A Paramount Picture. Approved for Universal Exhibition. With BING CROSBY LOUISE CAMPBELL NED SPARKS.

* 1 SENSATIONAL STARLET — Fourteen-year-old golden-voiced Liiula Ware! * 14 OLD FAVOURITE TUNES— The songs their hearts remember. from old days ! * 4 NEW BIXC CROSBY HITS— Tunes you're hearing right now. everywhere ! 1W Ml SICIAXS—TiIe Los Angeles Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra, led by Damrosch ! IT'S FUI-L OF SINGING . . . DANCING AND ALL KINDS OF FUN. NOTICE To enable our Staff to join in the Welcome to the Heroes of H.M.S. ACHILLES. The CIVIC and STRAND Theatres will not OPEN UNTIL 1.30 TO MORROW. I L STRAND I I 'IlillllliuiinniilliniiuiniuuiiiiiiillHiiiiiiiiiliiif i QUEEN STKEfcTI Direction: Civic Theatre. Lta Cod. Sessions: 11. 2.1-1. 5. H. LAST SESSION TO-NIGHT, i Leading the Laughs in I Australia's Funniest Film. GEORGE WALLACE GEORGE WALLACE Id "GONE TO THE DOGS" I A 8.8. F. Programme. Approved Universal Exhibition. | FRIDAY NEXT! THE) TRUE STORY OF HITLER'S HITLER'S BLOODY PURGE! BLOODY PURGE! CRUEL, RUTHLESS. BARBARIC — BUT TRUE!

" P KOFESSOR " pROFESSOR " pKOFBSSOR jy£AMLOCK." " pROFIiSSOH jy£AMLOCK." I " pROFBSSOR jyj-AMLOCK." " pROFESSOR jyjAMLOCK.' | || " P ROFBSSOR ]y£AMLOCK.' - I II I " pROFBSSOR I " pROFBSSO" jy£AMLOCK." : " P ROFBSSOR jy£AMLOCK.' I j I Prime Minister's Office, Wellington. "THB PUBI..IC PRESENTATION OF THIS FILM CANNOT FAIL TO AWAKEN OUR PEOPLE TO THE SERIOUS MENACE WHICH THREATENS THE VERY EXISTENCE I OF DEMOCRACY IN EVERY I COUNTRY." J. T. Paul, Director of Publicity. SEE YOUR ENEMY AS HE REALLY ISi Recommended Censor lor Adults. Also Showing: ! "THE BIRTH OF A I NEW HOMELANDPALESTINE." i NOTICE To enable our staff to join in the Welcome to the Heroes of H.M.S. ACHILLES The CIVIC and STRAND. Theatres will Not OPEN UNTIL 1.30 TO-MORROW. I DE LUXE Xrro's.*,'7.4s t MT ALBERT Phone -#•»-104 LOUIS HAYWARD In Dumas' "MAN IN THE IRON MASK" Approved for Universal Exhibition. And LATEST MARCH OF TIME.