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AMUSEMENTS j Cosy and Warm. Dir.: Civic Theatre. Ltd. II A.M.. 2 P.M.. 5 P.M.. 8 P.M. Prices: 1/ to 3/4. Very Latest Deal Aids Available. Plans at Theatre Box Office. Phone 30-100. The World's Best Variety Acts With ALICE FA YE, JACK OAKIE | "THE GREAT AMERICAN ; | BROADCAST" j A 20th Century-Pox Picture. Approved tor Universal Exhibition Also RON POYCE at the Civic Grand Organ (Request Week.) * FRIDAY HE THRILLED YOU IN "MAJOR BARBARA" NOW SEE HIS RISE TO STARDOM IN THE COMEDY-LADEN, INTRIQUELADEN DRAMA iillllllllliii REX HARRISON I IN \^rz^ "TEN DAYS MISSING" j= with lovely KAREN VERNE TEN DAYS PACKED WITH INTRIGUE! TEN NIGHTS PILLED WITH ROMANCE! From the Studios which gave you "Clouds Over Europe." Evenings in Paris with . . . break-neck adventure .... one long laugh after another . . one happy, carefree Intrigue ... all in the glorious time when he was "TEN DAYS MISSING" A Columbia Picture. Approved for Universal Exhibition. g'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiUiiiiiii'.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiir.i'.i is 1 FULLER'S THEATRES | fPRINCE'EDWARD 1 P ™ M | J GUEST NIGHT-TO-NIGHT. 6d 6d pi & h For Two Nights Only— S = To-night Sc Thursday, ft/I ii Edward G. Robinson in "A SLIGHT CASE OF MURDER." Gfl § = Also Showing: Frank Jenks. Andy Devine in f. 1 "STRANGE FACES." fid B Both Rccom. by Censor for Adults. ' BRITANNIA I ponsonby I I phone 26-041 | 1 Latest Deaf Aids Installed. § • NEWSREELS AT 7.30 P.M. I 1 TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. § 1 Still on Top with the Best § =s Programmes. = U |>ETTE The Screen's H g 1 >ETTE I 'AVIS Greatest Actress. § with GEORGE BRENT In | | --" DARK VICTORY | 1J Recommended by Censor for Adults 1 | Also: " BT.ONDIE GOES LATIN." | H Approved for Universal Exhibition. f| 'VICTORIA | | I TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. | 1 ; |>ORIS ARLOFF lin his latest 1 3 ' ARLOFF I 'horror' picture § J |" THE MXN~ WITH ] 1 >| I NINE LIVES " j J 1 LANA TURNER. JOHN SIIELTON In | j "WE WHO ARE YOUNG'' j I -3 Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. || fCINEMAI °p ß h7ne L 2& I I TO-NIGHT AT 7.3O—GUEST NIGHT jj 1 CHARLIE RUGGLES 6d| = Ona Munson. Steuln Fetchlt In fill = VI " HIS EXCITING NIGHT." = I Approved for Universal Exhibition. 0Q s i r.OBT. WILCOX. TIFT.EN MACK In g* jif | "GAMBLING SHIP" ®j! 0 Recommended by Censor for Adults. = a...,, -HUH -i: ..ii'jajMi'isiiiHiih.v:

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