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AMUSEMENTS <^crvTcS^ Cosy and Warm. Direction: Civic Theatre, Ltd. 11 A.M.. 2 P.M.. 5 P.M.. 8 P.M. Prices 1/ to 34. Very Latest Deaf Aids j Available. Plans at Theatre Box Office. | Phone 30-100. ] DEFINITELY LAST TWO DAYS! | BUD ABBOTT «*: LOU COSTELLO 1 ' j (The Screen's New Comedy Sensations) With THE ANDREWS SISTERS in "BUCK PRIVATES" j (Raw Recruits) || A Universal Picture. Approved lor Universal Exhibition. I NTRI(i UING FIRST H ALF. •Mso HOWARD MOODY a! tiie Civtr Grant! Organ in mother clol.'l-.tfi'.l prrsctitation. ( I ! ( jr RiDAy Commences a Glorious Parade ol You'h :.nd poiu- . SUSANNA FOSTER •Yo.i met l:or In "Thr v.,-to: Hcrbrrt ) now soars to fame Klorious voire in a dcruiie in ".MAGIC IN MUSIC" 1 WV h ALLAN JONES i.-iugini: :<s nevrr before» AIA RGA RET 1.1 NDA Y LYNNE OVERMAN 1 America has applauded "Mafiie it. .: ■ u Zt: 1«. nri A• i d nre's »V,> t.lory and Mac;.; oi i*s Mnsu ; A Paramount Presmta'ion Appio\ re- f,»r Unn e'.s.,: Exhibit ior. ! t " Co;-y tis Your p«-n Fireside." || 4 -. - rm STATE B " ,n __ - j .-'Yinni-.vis yi. Plionp 1A - i.V 1 { ! Alcxa'nder Kr.rrin s : 4 Spcr'ar:.lar. Hilarlon.i Ccmcily ... 1 ] "OYER THE MOON , ', | j i "OVER TUB MOON'* | lII[, , ! 1 Merle Tt " h! ~' |:i!||i!i- i • OBERON HARRISON ill' 1 -f ' I "POOR COUNTRY lADS'' , _ j . enre referred to New Zenland Soldiers ns "Poor Countrv ♦ Ladr." — thtv. film shows what the lads actually arc. i Air Mail News . "State" Featurettcs. | Recommrnded by Censor for Adults. 1 + + * Auckland's REQUEST Th-atre. I | "^ arul, g a^a PC Phone ! : (2 mins. Ponrcr.by side Geo. Court s) ] DOUBT F-FF XTUR F PROGR AMMK ( The Alexander Korda Produc'ion | "r| . = j "THE RETURN OF THE ..J : I SCARLET PIMPERNEL" ' J Barry K. Sophie : I Barnes Stewart . Approved Universal Exhibition . Also ! "FOUR GIRLS IN WHITE" + Florence Una Mary - Rice Merkel Howard Ann Alan Rutherford Marshal _, Rcc. by Censor ior AduPs. 1 j Also "Yankee Doodle Goes to Town" (Passing Parade). ♦ MAYFAIR — s £f! O °V N e?%] M ~ TO-NIGHT AND THURSDAY AT 7.30— VIVIEN LEIGH. LAURENCE OLIVIER In "TWENTY-ONE DAYS TOGETHER." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also: George Sanders. Margaret Lindsay in "THE HOUSE OF SEVEN GABLES." Recommended by Censor for Adults. LUNCHEONS lEAGUE OF NATIONS UNION LUNCHEON J TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). MILNE AND CHOYCE RECEPTION HALL. 12.4.~> to 2 p.m. Speaker: MR. LEATHEM. " GERMANY'S PLACE IN EUROPE." Charge. 2.". JULY 24—Discussion of above address led by Mossrs. Louis Phillips and Willis Airev. FABIAN CLUBROOMS, 3. Queen Str"c't 12 lo to 2 p.m. 15

ELECTORS O F WA TTE MA T A ELECTORS OF WAITE MA T A ELECTORS OF WAITEJI A T A VOTE VOTE VOTE FOR DARLOW DARLOW DARLOW ON SATURDAY ' SATURDAY SATURDAY HIS RECORD— • The ONLY Candidate who resides in the Electorate. • The ONLY Candidate whose name is on the Waitemata Electoral Roll. • The ONLY Candidate who has represented them on the Auckland Harbour Board, as member and past chairman, and numerous other local bodies. • The ONLY Candidate who has represented them on the Waitemata Electric Power Board, of which he is present Chairman. • The ONLY Candidate who has any interests in the Electorate. ® Support the man who has given a lifetime of faithful and efficient service to Waitemata. DARLOW FOR WAITEMATA POLLING HOURS, 9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. VOTE EARLY NEXT SATURDAY Candidate's Colours, Blue and Gold.