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| AMUSEMENTS Cosy and Warm. Dir.: Civic Theatre, Ltd. 11 A.M., 2 P.M., 5 P.M., 8 P.M. Prices: 16 to 3/4 Very Latest Deaf Aids Available. Plan at Theatre Box Office. Phone 30-100. DO YOU MIND IF I KISS MY WIFE GOODNIGHT! What's a lady going to do? There was supposed to be just one. but there were two! How could she tell by the way he kissed? YOU'LL double up with laughter at this, the newest of sophisticated comedies! i! II l| BRIAN AHERNE || II II "THE MAN WHO LOST HIMSELF" | (LUCKY MAN) ~\r ii 11 KAY FRANCIS || li II CAN YOU TELL YOUR OWN HUSBAND BY HIS KISSES? THE MERRIEST. MADDEST MIX-UP YOU CAN IMAGINE . . . IT S ALL ABOUT A LUCKY MAN WHO RAN INTO DOUBLE TROUBLE WITH HIS DOUBLES WIFE! HERE IS THE COMEDY SENSATION OF THE YEAR! ANOTHER NOW FAMOUS "CIVIC" FIRST HALF! I MUSIC IN THE MORGAN MANNER" •PARAMOUNT AIR MAIL NEWS" • 'CANDYL AND'' (Coloured Cartoon). • FASHIONS FOR MEN" And !| Return Season of the Musical Wizard j j FRED CARLSON In j An Entire Change of Programme, j ALSO ! RON BOYCE, J: Late or The Vogue Theatre. Sydney, jj at the Civic Grand Organ. A Universal Programme. Recommended by Censor for Adults. i Specially Warmed lor Your Comfort. ! I BERKELEY 1 I I M This Evening at Eight o'clock. The 'Irene" Girl in another Triumph!! MANNA NEAGLE with Roland Youne. Richard Carlson M ln M "NO! NO! NANETTE" Songs! Dances!! Laughs!!! An Hllarlous Musical Comedy. M Remember Tea for Two ? jyj Approved for Universal Exhibition. M' MARCH OP TIME" (Britain's R.A.F.I. 1 Air Mall News (Ex-Kaiser's Funeral, etc.*. I

I CAPITOL | "„- 0 »° s VM This Evening at Half-past Seven. \/f Dick Powell. Ellen Drew in J} " CHRISTMAS IN JULY " *▼1 You'll love this Delightful Romance. M Also — Clive Brook. Anna Lee in M 'RETURN TO YESTERDAY' MA splendid "Back Stace" Drama. Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. DFIT.TA — NEW lynn—. J -' - L - < 1 " Phone 47-955 TO-NIGHT AND MONDAY AT 7.30— WALTER BRENNAN. BRENDA JOYCE In "MARYLAND" GENE AUTP.Y In "RHYTHM OF THE SADDLE" Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. !| PETER PAN j !|! DANCING: 8.15—12. |j |] j QUBICLES & 11 j i H EAVILY R ESERVEDI ~ j| J j ADMISSION 2/6. M j I RESERVES: TEL. 48-777. |j!! ■ Manager -- - - NEIL EDGAR. jjjj A UCKLAND CHAMBER music society. THIRD CONCERT. rp HURS DA Y, SEPTEMBER J] ADY JJ ALL String Quartet. A Minor Schubert Nugae Suite (Seven Bagatelles) McEwen Piano Quintet. Op. 84 Elgar HELEN GRAY. First Violin: MOYA COOPERSMITH. Second Violin; LOIS WALLS. Vio!a; LALLA HEMUS. Cello; PHYLLIS BLOY, Piano. Door Tickets 2/. No Reserves. 30 MENDELSSOHN S "HYMN OF PRAISE" SUNDAY EVENING AT 7. BERESFORD STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

STRAND THEATRE, CITY STRAND THEATRE, CITY STRAND THEATRE, CITY fi TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON l--2.45 J WM. J. RICHARDS W M. J. RICHARDS =• W M. J. RICHARDS - W M. J. RICHARDS W M. J. RICHARDS W M. J. RICHARDS Of the RICHARDS-LAWSON Evangelical Group, B Will Speak on the Subject "THE COMING OF ELIJAH THE PROPHET— . WILL HE APPEAR IN OUR DAY?" g A Subject of Vital Importance to All. | , Do not miss this Final Address. * | 1 THE "KING'S COURIERS" MALE QUARTETTE I WILL SING TWO NUMBERS. j COME YOU ARE WELCOME. j