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AMUSEMENTS. N.Z.'s PREMIER THEATRE. <c^rTvTcr> Direction: Civic Theatre. Ltd. FOR INFORMATION OF CIVIC THEATRE PATRONS PRICES 1/ TO 3/4 (Monday to Thursday Inclusive). SESSIONS 11 a.m. — 2 p.m. — 8 p.m. CHILDREN HALF PRICE TO ALL SESSIONS EXCEPTING SATURDAY NIGHTS. Very Latest Deaf Aids Available. BOX PLANS AT THE THEATRE. BOX OFFICE. PHONE 30-100. FUN, LAUGHS AND MORE LAUGHS. THE MOST GLORIOUSLY HUMAN "FAMILY" DRAMA SINCE THE "HARDYS" CAME TO TOWN. With FRANK MORGAN, IRENE RICH. ANN RUTHERFORD. JOHN SHELTON. VIRGINIA WKIDLER. All new heart adventures with two modern newlyweds and their families . . . Mary! Ted! Mr. and Mrs. Thomas! Harriet! . . Grand human folks who'll challenge even the lamed Hardy Family Tor a place in your heart! I "KEEPING COMPANY" | ITS THE HAPPINESS PICTURE OF THE YEAR. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Carefully Selected Featurettes Include: "CARNIVAL DAYS" A Humorous Tale ot Carnival Folk featuring Henry Armetta and Felix Knight and Filmed In Technlcolour. "REEL VAUDEVILLE" (Entertainment and Variety). CHAMPION AIR HOPPERS. The Worlds Gliding Record Broken. PARAMOUNT PICTORIAL (Novelty) And Mildewed Melodramas. BACK TO THE OLD FLICKER DAYS AND HOW! — Also — HOWARD MOODY playing a novel presentation . •MOONLIGHT AND ROSES" as Written—as a Waltz—As a Foxtrot And then he swings it I LADIES PLEASE NOTE— HOWARD MOODY SELECTS FOR YOU A SPECIAL PROGRAMME AT MATINEES. EASTER ATTRACTION! THIS YEAR'S ACADEMY AWARD WINNER, THE PROUD POSSESSOR OF " OSCAR " JAMES STEWART With ROSALIND RUSSEW, GENEVIEVE TOBO* CHARLES RUOCI-'ES J. M, KERUIGAN

The SophlKtiraled Comedy that kept London and New York Convulsed ior Months. IJ ' 11 ■! IJ J i;;. ||' : I j " NO TIME FOR COMEDY " n;iii!!il iiiiiiiiii FAST. FURIOUS FUN FROM THRILLING BEGINNINO TO AMAZING CLIMAX. TOGETHER AT LAST JAMES STEWART With ROSALIND RUSSELL IN THE COMEDY CLASSIC OF THEIR CAREERS. " NO TIME FOR COMEDY " A Warner Bros.' Presentation. Recommended by Censor lor Adult*. 11l ill THE ASTOR I! !|i||||!| hj ii'.i i;;;!! li dominion road I i. >! I ljllli!:j'.;j;i!|j '! TeiePhone 15-433 |l jj|j|||l-; | O Final Screening To-night: " SPRING PARADE " Approved Tor Universal F.xhlbltlon. " TWO BRIGHT BOYS " Recommended by Censor for Adults HOME GUARD. J?i H° M E CuA RD, if~: J.TH I>ATTALION. \y" LIEUT-COL. C. D. ARNOLD. ' Battalion Commander. PARADES WILL BE HELD AS FOLLOWS: — PT. CHEVALIER COY.—TO-NIGHT. MONDAY April 7. Pt. Chcvalip.r School. Te Ba Road. 7 p.m. PONSONBY COY.—THURSDAY. APRIL 10. same place as last week. 7 p.m. AVONDALE COY.—TO-MORROW NIGHT TUESDAY. April 8. Suburbs Rugby Football Shed. Racecourse Parade. 7.30 p.m. GREY LYNN COY.—SUNDAY. April 13. Grey Lynn School. 9 a.m. A. N. RUSH. Adjutant. RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL. rs "VTEWMARKET RUGBY LEAGUE fjgjgpv FOOTBALL CLUB. CBS, I ] ANNUAL MEETING lSJlfct/ Will be held in MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS. Mr NEWMARKET. WEDNESDAY NEXT. APRIL 9, AT 8 P.M. Intending Players and Supporters cordial)invited. B. R. ARNOTT. x 7 Hon. Secretary. I STATE - VOOUE — Direction ~ I j&" Auckland's "REQU // ' " ,rf . (Two mil (( VOGUE \ Deaf AWS Ave J XpZrZSj FINALLY ]|| THE YELL PICTTJ li "THE HOUSEKEE I "THE HOUSEKEE i j Recommended by TO-MORROW! TO-M< "NIGHT TRAI> "NIGHT TRAI> Recommended by f.t^^ ♦ COMMENCING TO-DAY, 2 ♦ LADIES! ATTEND THE MA' ♦ ♦ Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Thrilling Story oi J the Race Track!! :: ROBERT YOUNG I: MAUREEN O'SULLIVAI t LEWIS STONE \\ THEY'RE OFF — YSZ I \\ PLANS AT THEATRE.